Gateways to the South
CURRENT EXHIBIT: Oct 2 – Nov 2, 2018 – This annual exhibit features landscapes, historical sites, and the people and places that reflect our Southern history and culture, from the past to present day. Local artists have interpreted our southern landscape, well known landmarks and cherished memories in painting, photography and sculpture. more
Art for Christmas 2018
Coming sooner than you think – Stay tuned!
Hidden Places
Aug 28 – Sept 25, 2018 – By Stacey Pilkinton-Smith – Hidden Places harkens us back to our childhood, where whimsy and joy can be found. Entering adulthood, our inner child gets buried under the weight of the world. We stop feeling the warmth of the sun on our faces, wishing on stars, and the grass more
A Fresh Look 2018
July 21 – Aug 24, 2018 – Southern Arts Society announced winners for A Fresh Look art competition at a public reception on Saturday night, July 21st. Artists from around the region entered their best work to compete for prizes at this unique venue housed in the historic Southern Railway Depot. more
Trail 2018
July 21 – Aug 24, 2018 – Photography Competition at Southern Arts Society in Kings Mountain Photos from the Trail Photography Competition are on view now through August 24 at Southern Arts Society in Kings Mountain. This contest is sponsored by the Kings Mountain Gateway Trail more
En Plein Air 2018
June 5 – July 13, 2018 – Artists have been painting outdoors for hundreds of years, but it took the French Impressionists to make it an art form unto itself. The phrase En Plein Air, literally translated “in the open air”is used to describe painting outdoors. The Impressionists stressed the importance more
I Am Woman 2018
April 14 – May 31, 2018 – SASI’s annual I Am Woman art competition and exhibit is dedicated to womanhood or the essence of being a woman. Since 2004, Southern Arts Society has invited artists to express their interpretation of the feminine and compete for prizes. more
Colored Pencil 2018
January 9 – February 9 – In total, there were 59 pieces on exhibit. The works on exhibit were as different as each artist, showing their versatility and individuality. more