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The ArtBomb Company The Art Bomb art studios held its grand opening exhibition Thursday, February 20, 2003. The Art Bomb Company is a non-profit organization that provides working studio space for local Greenville artists and seeks to promote visual arts in the South Carolina Upstate area. The studio is housed in the historic Brandon Mill General Store in West Greenville. At left: one of the studios in the early stages. Several of the artists began work in their studios while doing double duty contributing to the renovation. - - - Main menu sections of this website Greenville area info | Memo-News | Area photos Email Privacy Policy: Your e-mail is encouraged and welcomed and your privacy is important. This Web site is maintained by one person and your e-mail goes to that individual only. Your e-mail address is not traded, sold, or offered in any way to anyone. You will not receive junk e-mail from this Web site, So fire away. © 2006 greenvillesouth.com --gs
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 A view of the Art Bomb Company building during renovation, 2002. The building, renovated entirely by the artists, served as the company store for Brandon Mill, where baseball legend Shoeless Joe Jackson worked and played baseball. The Shoeless Joe Memorial Ballpark is just a few blocks away. The artists include: Diane Kilgore-Condon, Greg Flint, Paul Flint, Marybeth Kirk, Teri Peña, Donna Shank, Doug Smith, Rebecca Stockham, Alexia Timberlake, Katie Walker. More information and photos (before and after) will follow; please bookmark this page. The ArtBomb Co. BACK to the --gs |
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Approximately sixteen artists currently work in this space including potters, photographers, painters and metalsmiths.