shows
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YI-WO: a film by Thomas Campbell
YI-WO is a prayer, a habitual ritualistic gaze into the depths of the vast unknowable. YI-WO is a celebration of very purposely selected forms of the connective water sliding pursuits. It's poem, a place to be or not to be untangled. A space for your time, to possibly honor the practice, this existence and the paths potential dimensional expansive qualities.
The movie "Yi - Wo" was completed in 2025 - Directed by Thomas Campbell
The surfers documented in the film are - Ryan Burch, Alex Knost, Craig Anderson, Karina Rozunko, Joel Tudor, Nick Melanson, Lauren Hill, Dave Rastovich, Ozzie Wright, Jared Mell, Trevor Gordon and Bryce Young.
The Locations filmed are - Fiji, Morocco, Indonesia, Costa Rica, Australia, Utah and California.
Shot predominantly on 16mm film by Thomas Campbell, Dave Homcy, Scott Soens, Chris Bryan and Tyge Landa among others.
Check Please!
The first exhibit of Guest Check sketches in the home town where the project began.
Kennedy Gray Preview Party
You’re invited to celebrate the launch of the Graymont Collection.
PERISCOPE by Laura Dargan
The Miller Gallery presents Periscope: a solo exhibition by artist Laura Dargan
Beach Creeps
an immersive experience created by Charleston artists Creighton Barrett & Taylor Faulkner
"Bert" premier & "What Up Vol 3" release party
“Bert” video premier & “What Up vol 3” Jason Wilson zine release
Color Feast
A duet exhibition celebrating the decadence of color, featuring color artists Julia Deckman & JULU
Continua
Jonathan Rypkema and Adam Eddy work in the transitional space between materials, genres, colors, and techniques. Rypkema uses what he finds by chance, often from building or industrial sources, to construct forms that suggest architecture or potential functionality. Eddy uses paper, paint, pixels, and screens as interchangeable vehicles for color and atmosphere. Together their works explore categorical dissolution between form and function, object and environment, interior and exterior.
