Foodie Roundup: screw those resolutions, let’s get back to eating
January 4, 2012 | Charleston City Paper
Next Wednesday, I’ll be judging the BB&T Charleston Wine + Food mixologist competition at Michael Mitchell Gallery on Upper King Street. Attendees will get to swig cocktails made from Milagro Tequila and Hendrick’s Gin, crafted by some of Charleston’s best bartenders in town. It’s $35, and food will be provided by Kevin Johnson of the Grocery, the new restaurant starting a buzz in the neighborhood. Hopefully he’ll bring those fried oysters with deviled egg sauce.
read whole story »Last call for SCOOP and Eye Level
December 19, 2011 | Charleston City Paper
Michael Mitchell artists fill the gallery with affordable gifts
November 30, 2011 | Charleston City Paper
The Orb of Art and Décor: Michael Mitchell, His Gallery and His Muse
November 11, 2011 | Charleston Mercury
Art of Design
October 13, 2011 | Charleston Style & Design
Charleston Style & Design Magazine Hosts The Design Elements of Michael Mitchell Oct. 13th
October 2011 | French Quarter District
PARTY PICS: Michael Mitchell Gallery Reception
August 13, 2011 | The Post and Courier
Michael Mitchell Gallery To Celebrate Mayor’s Purchase Award and this Year’s Winner Jim Victor
July 15, 2011 | Miss A
Southern Living Story
Jun 8, 2011 | Southern Living
Michael Mitchell Gallery is featured in the March 2011 edition of Southern Living magazine.
read whole story »Art for Charity event highlights local causes and regional artists
June 7, 2011 | TheDigitel Charleston
Art for Charity benefits Red Cross this week
June 7, 2011 | Live5News
Michael Mitchell hosts “Southern Comfort” opening
November 19, 2010 | Charleston City Paper
Friday night, the Michael Mitchell Gallery on Upper King Street hosts the opening reception of Southern Comforts: A Collection of Lowcountry Landscape Paintings by KC Collins. Collins is a Cleveland native who has been a Piccolo Spoleto regular since being the youngest exhibitor ever accepted into the Outdoor Art Exhibit six years ago when she was a junior at Elon.
read whole story »One-stop design shop
July 22, 2010 | Charleston Scene
If you visited the pop-up gallery at 438 King St. during May and June’s Art for Charity event, then you know what a fantastic space it is for showcasing the work of regional artists. But if you missed out, you’ll be pleased to discover that the gallery, which began just as a pop-up for the event, is now a permanent space in Charleston. It’s in the former Nancy Koltes space in the design district.
read whole story »Art for Charity: A pop-up gallery of work benefitting local charities
May 13, 2010 | The Charleston Scene
Around Charleston, if you have a stroke of genius, you pretty much can make it materialize.
Michael Mitchell, a native of Johns Island who decided to move back home after several years, has developed an inspiring way to help charities on a local and national level. His monthlong event, Art for Charity, starts today. Stop by the 438 King Street gallery to see interesting work from artists that Mitchell hand-selected himself. The proceeds from art purchases will benefit eight charities.
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