Join the Halsey Institute for an exciting evening learning about the fascinating history of American Folk Art Buildings from a short film Rendered Small by Marsha Gordon and Louis Cherry and a presentation by avid collectors W. Steven Burke and Randy Campbell who want to share their hand-made world. Free admission! The film begins at 7:00 PM.
These diminutive churches, movie theaters, houses, schools, factories, bowling alleys, and more were made during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries out of materials ranging from meticulously detailed tin and wood to cigar and Velveeta boxes. There will be an opportunity to ogle some of their collection up close, as they will be bringing select examples from their collection to the event. Your questions about this unique art form and the film describing it will follow the presentations.
For more on Burke and Campbell's collection, visit americanfolkartbuildings.org
Date
September 19, 2019
Location
School of Sciences and Mathematics at the College of Charleston 202 Calhoun Street
Charleston, SC29403
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