Amy S. Mercer, Author at Charleston City Paper

Film/Literature, Spoleto 2016

Grady Hendrix and Leah Rhyne get spooky on stage at Piccolo Fiction

by Amy S. Mercer June 1, 2016

Spoleto 2016, Visual Arts

The Gibbes curates the visual history of Porgy and Bess

by Amy S. Mercer May 25, 2016

Arts+Movies, Features

Erwin Redl’s LED installations just might cause you to lose your inhibitions

by Amy S. Mercer May 18, 2016

Arts+Movies, Features

On the eve of the Gibbes’ grand re-opening, the museum throws its annual street party

by Amy S. Mercer May 11, 2016

Arts+Movies, Culture Shock

Peter Selgin’s The Inventors examines the lives of two men who hid their pasts

by Amy S. Mercer April 20, 2016

Arts+Movies, Features

June Stratton’s Interplay offers a look into an ethereal world

by Amy S. Mercer April 13, 2016

Arts+Movies, Features

For Benjamin Hollingsworth, the joy of art is found in the physical act of creation

by Amy S. Mercer April 6, 2016

Arts+Movies, Features

The photographers at City Gallery’s Altered Narratives exhibition want to preserve the old ways

by Amy S. Mercer March 16, 2016

Arts+Movies, Features

Poet Nikky Finney tries to make sense of Strom Thurmond, Dylann Roof, and the South’s legacy of oppression

by Amy S. Mercer March 9, 2016

Arts+Movies, Features

Thanks to residencies, artists have the freedom to follow their muse

by Amy S. Mercer February 3, 2016