30.30+ PhotoSC's Benefit Photo PopUP Show

PhotoSC pops up the diverse photographic images of 52 photographers one night only Thursday, January 30 at 701 Whaley. The highly successful photo exhibit, 30.30+, represents the most modern of art forms with 52 photographers celebrating the medium thru their art, vision and interpretation of world.

The self-curated show exhibits images by local photographers spanning over 50 years of experience and practice, with artists producing images that spans the range of photographic disciplines to include portraiture, documentary, landscape, wildlife, street photography, Southern photography, surrealism and abstract photography.

Celebrating its first year as a startup arts organization, PhotoSC is excited about showcasing this new photographic work as examples of excellent photography that elevates the role of photography as art, work that can be found in Columbia, SC.

The photographers exhibiting in the show include Jeff Amberg, Allen Anderson, Sandy Andrews, Bill Barley, Travis Bell, Jeff Blake, Steffi Brink, Jay Browne, Tom Bryan, Bree Burchfield, Larry Cameron, Stephen Chesley, Robert Foffey, Jenny Dilworth, Tim Dominick, Brian Dressler, Chuck Dye, Chris Edwards, KimKim Foster-Tobin, Heather Fowler, George Fulton, Ron Hagell, John Herrel, Susan Hogue, Tim Hubel, Gordon Humphries, Howard Hunt, Renee Ittner-McManus, Russell Jeffcoat, John Mathew, Lee Ann Kornegay, John Lowry, Fred McElveen, Sandy McElveen, Denise McGill, Keith McGraw, Anne McQuary, Gerry Melendez, ML Miller, Maggie Mullin O’Hara, Haley Parker, John Powell, Katie Purnell, Sean Rayford, Kathleen Robbins, Crush Rush, Neil Scott, Allen Sharpe, Ed Shmunes, Rick Smoak, Kathryn Van Aernum and Sam Wolfe.

The show benefits PhotoSC, a newly formed nonprofit that has adopted a vision to develop a dialogue about photography and the photographic arts; an appreciation of the most contemporary and ever-changing art form and its role in society, while serving as an informative and engaging resource for photographers, artists, students, and scholars through exhibitions, classes, and a community outreach.