October 2, 2018
October 6, 2017
All Talk
36 x 48
mixed media on canvas
$3450
Be Kind, Self
20 x 20
mixed media
$1300
Diverge
72 x 96
mixed media on canvas
$12,000
Ephemerality
72 x 48
mixed media on canvas
$6900
Mind Talks Back
72 x 48
mixed media on canvas
$6900
My Own Hymn
36 x 48
mixed media on panel
$3450
Rudimentary
60 x 72
mixed media on canvas
$7800
Strange Attraction
60 x 84
mixed media on canvas
$8800
Talking Head II
30 x 40
mixed media on canvas
$2900
The Great Triumph
36 x 96
mixed media on canvas
$7800
Through the Fog
72 x 96
mixed media on canvas
$12,000
To Feel Again
72 x 72
mixed media on canvas
$9000
To the Beat
60 x 84
mixed media on canvas
$8800
To the Beat II
30 x 48
mixed media on canvas
$3250
September 25, 2015
Many wonderful things have been happening since our transition to Mitchell Hill last April. One of the many facets of our expansion is the unveiling of The Mitchell Hill Collection, a series of lighting and furniture pieces designed by our very own Tyler Hill! In March 2016 we will have a collection event, with multiple new, exciting designs gracing the showroom floor. Until then check out Miranda, Rhett, Coleman, and other bespoke designs below.
Pieces from The Mitchell Hill Collection are available online at shopmitchellhill.com
Click the above image to view the complete Mitchell Hill Collection.
MIRANDA DINING TABLE
(This piece is currently in the window of our Mitchell Hill Gallery showroom!)
COLEMAN LANTERN
BENTON COCKTAIL TABLE
HOPKINS SCONE
BIAS COCKTAIL TABLE
SILVESTRI SCONE
(This piece is currently hanging on the back wall of our Mitchell Hill Gallery showroom!)
RHETT CHANDELIER
“If we can’t find the right product, we will create something specifically tailored to them… Inspiration is everywhere.”
-Tyler Hill
438 King Street
843.564.0034
September 11, 2015
On Friday, September 18, 2015 we will be celebrating the opening of ABSTRACTION/DIVERGENCE. Join us from 6-8pm next Friday or throughout the month long exhibit to experience these two new series.
Leeke was awarded a grant by the Charleston Scientific and Cultural Education Fund to produce a traveling exhibition entitled: View from Under the Microscope: Scientific Learning Through Art. Abstraction showcases a portion of this series of digital paintings and Leeke hopes to educate viewers of the importance of Phytoplankton in our waterways. Phytoplankton is a vital element in our ecosystems. To learn more about its importance, check out the sites below:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/05/22/us-science-plankton-idUSKBN0O62G120150522
http://www.washington.edu/news/2015/07/17/marine-plankton-brighten-clouds-over-southern-ocean/
http://www.whoi.edu/oceanus/feature/jet-fuel-from-algae
http://russgeorge.net/2015/03/02/phytoplankton-lab-studies/
“The works in Abstraction are digital mixed media created on the computer from images I photographed with a Nikon Camera.
I then transformed them into original works of art output on photographic paper. “ -Alicia Leeke
Click on any of the images above to read Leeke’s bio and to view more of her work available at Mitchell Hill Gallery.
Interested in learning more about Phytoplankton and its importance in our waterways?
Click the “grass of the sea” below to learn more from the United States Environmental Protection Agency.
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While earning his BFA degree at Carnegie Mellon University, Potocki spent a summer studying in Rome, and also did design work for Westinghouse, Mellon Bank and US Steel. After graduating, Tom moved to New York City and was involved with the Pop Art movement, and produced the first “Happening” at Fire Island off Long Island. He then spent a year in Greece with a studio on the Island of Hydra. Upon returning to the US, Tom earned his MFA degree from Edinboro University and began a college teaching career, and was a founding member of the Northwestern PA Artists’ Association. During this time he continued to explore and develop his own vision through drawing, painting, sculpture and photography. His eclectic style has been described as having the look of refined graffiti – a style that grew out of a combination of his neoclassical training and involvement with the Abstract and Pop Art movements of his time.
“In the Divergence series, each painting is a step along the way
in my journey to discover how far I can push the creative process.” -Tom Potocki
Click on any of the images above to read Potocki’s bio and to view more of his work available at Mitchell Hill Gallery.
We hope to see you at Abstraction / Divergence Opening Reception on September 18 from 6-8PM !
438 King Street
843.564.0034
August 20, 2015
Paddleboarding through Shem Creek?
photo credit: coastalexpeditions.com
Surfing out on Folly’s washout?
photo credit: follywahine.org
Splashing in the fountain at Waterfront Park?
photo credit: mollyonthemove.com
Three of Mitchell Hill’s artists, Hirona Matsuda, Lisa Shimko, and Trever Webster, are #drawntowater and will be displaying their fascination with the aquatic in their exhibit opening Friday, August 28 from 6-9PM. “Drawn to Water” will be exhibiting through September 13.
Matsuda finds delight in using objects that others have deemed useless. She repurposes them in a way that directs the viewers attention to their aesthetic value, rather than their initial meaning.
Matsuda will introduce new aquascape assemblages during “Drawn to Water” and will include live plants, found trinkets, and movement.
Click image below (photo credit: charlestonsupportedart.com) to learn more about Hirona and her assemblages.
Lisa Shimko releases the need for a cognitive/coherent harnessing of an idea and lets the irrational nature of daydreaming be her creative guide.
She invites us to dive into her whimsical sealife and water inspired paintings during the exhibit.
Click image below (photo credit: charlestonsupportedart.com) to learn more about Lisa.
Trever Webster’s mixed media work challenges viewers to decode his seemingly-random, numerical explosions and intricate compositions.
Trever will continue the illustrious story he began prior to 2013 with seascapes, pirate escapades during the exhibit.
Click image below (photo credit: Instagram @webslice) to learn more about Trever.
To view these artists’ other works available at Mitchell Hill and to read their complete bios , visit us at: mitchellhillinc.com/artists/
We hope to see you at the “Drawn to Water” opening reception on Friday, August 28, 2015 from 6-9PM!
