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Location of Gibbes Museum of Art

Gibbes Museum of Art
135 Meeting Street
Charleston, South Carolina 29401
Voice: 843-722-2706
Web Site: www.gibbesmuseum.org

The Gibbes Museum of Art displays one of the finest collections of American Art from the Southeast. You can view many pieces of art the were produces from Charleston area artists. The museum has been celebrating its first 100 years in 2005.

The first floor houses the museums permanent collections. You can learn about the history of the people of the lowcountry through many forms of art here. View portraits, landscapes, sculptures, and photographs as well as other types of art. Peer into the rooms of Carl Tunick. The museum has one of the largest collections in the Carl Tunick Gallery. As you view his miniatures you will be amazed with the detail. You could view these over and over finding a new detail each time. In the Japanese Print Gallery you can view many fine examples of this interesting art form that has been passed down through the centuries. You will also see some of the tools used in this art. There is also the Miniature Portrait Gallery and the Alice Smith Gallery that showcases newer art.

On the second floor you will find temporary exhibits. They often have public and private collections on display. They also host internationally renowned traveling exhibitions.

A trip to the Gibbes Museum of Art is sure to be an enjoyable one and not to be missed.

KAT'S VIEW

The Gibbes Museum of Art was nice. They had a room of mini-houses. I liked this room the most. It was so cool. You could see back yards, painted china, and music, real music. There was a picture of a house that was controlled by old vines and well plants. No one has taken care of that house in a long time.

Pictures of Gibbes Museum of Art were taken by Darryl Franklin

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