Commodify.
Consume.
Repeat.

This pop-up group exhibition, 'Commodify. Consume. Repeat.' features artists: Jonathan Campo, Henry Mathieu, Will Milner, Claire HarnEnz, Thomas Macker, Mark Dunstan, and John Bufalino. The work featured doesn't directly depict people; it's not a show of portraits per se. It's a show of landscapes and interiors depicting a world where people assume everything in every direction is for people. It's a show depicting tensions between the natural environment and the built environment. These days it can be easy to confuse what's 'natural' with what's 'normal,' even if many features of our shared surroundings are anything but 'natural.' As we navigate the urban sprawl, can we refocus our attention in between the billboards, past the screens, and beyond the BOGO deals? Can we catch an occasional moment of inspiration, wonder, or awe? How should we spend our money? How should we spend our time? These questions, and many others, will be open for interpretation when the doors open at 6:00 PM on Friday, May 22nd. There will be delicious beverages, tasty snacks, and funky tunes. Come for the party. Leave with some paintings.

Location: Silver Hill Studio, 4268 Spruill Ave, North Charleston, SC 29405

Opening: May 22, 6:00 PM - late

Duration: The Show will remain up from May 22nd - 24th

'Rainbow Farm,' by Jonathan Campo

Featured works

'Your Ad Here,’ by Henry Mathieu
‘Your Ad Here,’ by Henry Mathieu
 'Four by Ford,' by Claire HarnEnz
'Quality Inn, Staunton VA, Interstate 81,' by Will Milner

  • 'The show was pretty cool. I like paintings of cool stuff. And there were some pretty cool paintings of some pretty cool stuff.'

    -Sophomore art history student + fraternity brother at the College of Charleston

  • 'The show was simultaneously thought provoking and aesthetically enriching. I was deeply moved and plan to buy several of the works on offer if they're still available for my own personal collection.'

    -One of the featured artist's rich grandparents

  • 'It's a shame so much art is bad art. But this is good art.'

    —Coastal Elite

  • 'The Honcho Gallery's "Commodify. Consume. Repeat." is the finest group show of contemporary art the Lowcountry has seen in quite some time... The finest quite possibly ever.'

    -Aging tastemaker with rather poor vision 

Artists

If you don’t like one artist, you might like another. 

Claire HarnEnz, 'Red Highway Wall,' Oil on Canvas over Panel, 2024
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Location

Silver Hill Studio, 4268 Spruill Ave, North Charleston, SC 29405

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