The 200 block of Capitol Street will be closed Thursday evening from 5 to 8 p.m. for this month’s ArtWalk.

Join us as we welcome visitors to our city from the Southeastern Museums Conference. 

Please use the conveniently located City Services Center parking garage on the corner of Quarrier, Dickinson and Virginia Streets.  

Dramatist Play Services at the Capital High School Performing Arts Center will perform vignettes from their upcoming production “I Hate Hamlet” on the corner of Quarrier and Hale Streets throughout the evening.  

Visit www.charlestonartwalk.com for more information on gallery features for the evening.  
Mark your calendars for the next two ArtWalks on Friday, November 27 and Thursday, December 17.

For more information about ArtWalk, call (304) 340-4253.

Gallery Features

Art Emporium Gallery
823 Quarrier Street
(304) 345-2787
Photography exhibit by Charleston Camera Club and new works on paper by Emily Roles.

 Callen McJunkin Gallery
The Loft @ 219 Hale Street
(304) 342-5647
Experience “Fall Selections,” featuring a changing group show of artists from the region, with photography, sculpture, paintings and works on paper. Exhibition includes new works from Barry Vance, Anne Shreve, Caroline Jennings, John Borden Evans, Brittain McJunkin, Steven Lawson, Robin McClintock and 20 others

The Clay Center
(304) 561-3500
“Lost Kingdoms of the Nile: Nubian Treasures from the Museum of Fine Arts Boston” runs through April 11. The Clay Center is one of only two venues in the entire nation afforded an opportunity to present this exhibition. Special ArtWalk admission for this exhibit is $5/person.

Gallery Eleven
1033 Quarrier Street
(304) 342-0083
Gallery Eleven is glad to announce the addition of Charleston Potter Randy Selbe to the great group of fine crafters that exhibit at the Gallery. Meet Selbe and other artists during ArtWalk.

The Purple Moon
906 Quarrier Street
(304) 345-0123
The Purple Moon is exhibiting “New Works by Sharon Stackpole,” “Robert E. Martens – United Carbon Man and Other Works 1938-1953,” and “A Celebration of West Virginia Glass – Blenko, Viking, Rainbow & More!” Plus, art from Doug Goebel, Felix Krasyk, Hank Keeling and the usual plethora of mid-20th Century design. Live music by Tofujitsu.

Taylor Books – Annex Gallery
226 Capitol Street
(304) 342-1461
“Creatures and Whimsy” incldes new work from Jamie Miller and Amanda Jane Miller. Their work is fun, colorful and full of little surprises upon closer inspection. Printmaking by Dan Carlisle is also featured. Dan is a recent transplant to West Virginia from California. His work showcases wonderful wood grain and colorful patterns.

Stray Dog Antiques
219 Hale Street
(304) 346-1534
Where else in West Virginia can you buy 18th century Italian etchings or works by such major artists as Alexander Calder, Louisa Chase, Moses Soyer or Dorethea Tanney, to name a few? Stray Dog is offering a 20% discount on all items over $20 to celebrate its 2nd Anniversary.