The George Gallery is a contemporary art gallery at 54 Broad St in Charleston, with work by modern American and European artists. Its Southern perspective comes through in abstract paintings and mixed-media pieces, including Tim Husey’s haunting, dynamic works and Paul Yanko’s geometric paintings. You can also see work by artists such as William Halsey and Corrie McCallum. The gallery provides art consultations for residential and commercial projects, so it suits both a short look around and visitors choosing work for a space.
Contemporary art with a Southern perspective
The George Gallery represents contemporary and modern artists from the American and European art scenes, with a focus on creative perspectives from the South. The collection includes abstract work by artists such as William Halsey, Otto Neumann and Corrie McCallum.
The gallery also represents nearly two dozen abstract artists. Its selection includes paintings and prints connected to Halsey and McCallum, whose work is available through the gallery’s relationship with their family and estate.
Works to look for
Charleston-based Tim Husey makes mixed-media works that pair an uncanny mood with energetic compositions. Paul Yanko’s geometric paintings use patterns that can recall kaleidoscopes.
The George Gallery provides consultation services for residential and commercial projects. If you are considering art for a space, speak with the staff about arranging a consultation.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is The George Gallery?
It is at 54 Broad St, Charleston, SC 29401.
What kind of art is at The George Gallery?
The gallery presents contemporary and modern American and European art, including abstract paintings, prints and mixed-media work.
Can I get help choosing art for a project?
Yes. The gallery provides consultations for residential and commercial projects.
When is a quieter time to visit?
Weekdays are a good choice if you want to avoid the weekend crowds.
