Arts

Columbia-born artist Rodney McMillian debuts a wide-ranging solo exhibition at the Columbia Museum of Art this spring.
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Tickets are now available for the Rendez-Vous Opening Party, happening Friday, Oct. 6.
Columbia native Chaz Bear, AKA Toro y Moi, released a new EP titled “Sandhills” along with a new film directed by Steve Daniels and produced by Katherine Perry. The film showcases many of Columbia’s most iconic landmarks.
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Rodney McMillian now holds the keys to the city after being presented with them after the unveiling of his art at the Columbia Museum of Art
SCSM is offering locals (and beyond) an immersive exploration of the museum’s extensive collections through its new online database, showcasing 1.1 million artifacts and artworks.
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Koger Center for the Arts is embarking on an exciting upgrade, beginning with the replacement of the squeaky seats in Gonzales Hall.
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We highly recommend checking out “Tina Williams Brewer: Stories of Grace” and “Resurgence and Renaissance: Art of the Catawba Nation Since 1973.”
One Columbia for the Arts and Culture is hosting a free public dialogue and learning session about public art in the Midlands.
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