The Charles Street Gallery
The Charles Street Gallery
The Charles Street Gallery
Sonny and Georgia Phillips opened the Charles St. Gallery in 1998, in a two-story house in the historic district of Beaufort. In this restored structure, they provide a detailed yet cleanly minimalist setting for Lowcountry artists to reveal their work. The high-ceilinged rooms provide vibrant Lowcountry sunlight for perusal of the artwork that the Phillips selectively invite into their gallery. Exotic, pristine plants nestle in corners, mirroring the care that the artists put into their work. This gallery is home to what is best in art, openness and beauty. Receptions with the artists are offered throughout the year to the public.
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