The 701 CCA South Carolina Biennial 2015 is a survey exhibition of work by contemporary South Carolina artists. The Biennial is an initiative of 701 CCA and was first held in 2011. The goals of the Biennial exhibition are to provide a venue to showcase recent work reflecting local, regional and national trends and issues influencing contemporary artists living and working in South Carolina and to increase awareness and appreciation of the artistic contributions and accomplishments of the state’s visual artists. The project draws on the breadth of the visual arts community by providing a multi-media juried statewide exhibition opportunity every two years.

Artists in Part II, November 5 – December 20:

Aldwyth (Hilton Head), Brant Barrett (Surfside Beach), David Boatwright (Charleston), Michaela Pilar Brown (Columbia), Yvette Cummings (Conway), Stacey Davidson (Rock Hill), Lauren Greenwald (Columbia), Herb Parker (Charleston), Kristi Ryba (Charleston), Lee Sipe (Columbia), Enid Williams (Greenville), David Yaghjian (Columbia).