Thank you to everyone who joined us last night at the 103 Gallery for a night of fine art and fine dining. CHARLIE Magazine shot some wonderful photos of the event which we’ll link to just as soon as they’re up, but in the meantime here’s a taste of the sights from last night’s dinner. Join us tonight for the official opening of Half Life Whole Hearted from 7-10pm at the 103 Gallery on Spring St.
Tik Tok!
The clock is winding down on your opportunity to purchase tickets to Eye Level Art and Iverson Catering’s first ever Fork + Brush dinner at the 103 Gallery.
The dinner, which is themed around the works of Kevin E. Taylor, is tomorrow night beginning at 7:30pm. Iverson Brownell will prepare the dinner live infront of guests from within the gallery, as patrons get an exclusive preview of Taylor’s show Half Life Whole Hearted which opens at the gallery the following night.
Guests will also be treated to a special musical performance by Kevin E. Taylor, Kevin Hamilton (of Gradual Lean), Clint Fore, Chuck McCormick and George Baris.
Reservation price is $129 for an all inclusive experience of fine dining, fine art, music and wine. Don’t miss out! Reservations may be purchased by clicking here or calling (843) 425-3576.
Chef Iverson Brownell, of Iverson Catering, will be preparing the delectable fare for our Fork & Brush series on January 27. Raised by artists and trained locally at Johnson and Wales University, Iverson is the perfect chef to compliment fine art with edible art. His Lowcountry upbringing and subsequent move out west has influenced Iverson to blend a range of styles for an interesting palette sensation. While living in Utah, the call of home brought Iverson and his catering business back to Charleston, which is able to furnish any size event including tastings, weddings, private yacht dinners and the Spoleto Festival events. Iverson has been highlighted on various national networks including The Discovery Channel, The Travel Channel, The Food Network, and ESPN and has even spent time as the Executive Chef in a gourmet restaurant reachable only by sleigh and without electricity or running water. This is a meticulous chef who takes great care and pride in every aspect of the noshing experience, from the venue to the servers. Iverson says, “The little details are what make the biggest difference.” Guests of Eye Level’s Fork & Brush series are assured to be impressed with the four course presentation Iverson has lined up.
Reservations are $129.00 and include a cocktail hour with passed hors d’oeuvres as well as special wine pairing with each course.
Click here to purchase reservations to Fork + Brush or call (843) 425-3576.
Eye Level Art has whipped up a full roster of classes for Charleston this February. A little something for everyone whether it’s perfecting your artistic talents, stretching those legs with a little urban yoga or swinging your hips to the sounds of swing.
More information as well as registration for any of these classes is available at www.eyelevelart.com.
Work from Life : Relax and perfect your artistic talents on Monday evenings with Work from Life. A live nude model will be in the gallery for students to draw or paint as well as local artist Chris Dotson supplying as much or little instruction as students desire. Class meets each Monday night from 6:30 until 8:30. Students should bring their own materials, but easels are provided. Price is $15 for non-members, $12 for members.
Tuesday Night Yoga : Charleston yogi Harry Dinwiddie, who teaches at both the Mt. Pleasant and downtown Blue Turtle Yoga Studio, will teach a high intensity, but beginner friendly, yoga class at the 103 gallery each Tuesday night at 7:00 beginning on Feb. 16. These hour long evening classes will feature a new and hip playlist each week along with fun, intensive workout. Each week’s playlist will also be posted on the gallery’s blog. Class price is $12 for non-members and $10 for members. Tuesday Night Yoga will meet from 7-8pm.
Swing at 103 Spring : Didn’t pay attention during those social dance classes your parents made you suffer through in middle school? Find yourself awkwardly bobbing your head on the side of the dance floor? Dazzle your friends with the art of swing dance! Taught by a professional swing dance instructor, learn the steps and twirls of swing dance each Wednesday throughout February. Then, show off your new skills at the Swing Finale on Friday, Feb. 26. Dance and enjoy social dance games with a live swing band, Elise Testone and the Bootleg Band, at the 103 gallery. The Swing Finale will also feature a cash beer and wine bar. Interested couples may pay by the class or purchase the Swing Dance Package that includes all four classes plus the Swing Finale. All tickets for the classes are priced per couple. Class price is $30 per couple per class, and $40 per couple/$25 per single for the Swing Finale. The Swing Dance Package includes four classes and the swing dance finale for only $140 per couple. Class meets Wednesday February 3, 10, 17 and 24 from 7:30 until 8:30 with the Swing Finale on February 26 from 7:30 until 10:30.
All classes are taught at Eye Level Art’s 103 Gallery located at 103 Spring St. downtown.
