During the Koger Center's closure, we created a project titled the "1593 Project: A Call for Art." We challenged artists of all mediums from all genres to submit work that they created during their quarantine. Our winner, Kimberly Case, talks with Nate about the process behind her whimsy-inspired photography and how she came to create her winning exhibit, "In the Time of COVID." If you would like to see some of her work, go to KogerCenterForTheArts.com.

Koger Center Arts Roundup is hosted by Nate Terracio and produced and edited by Lauren Smith; the theme music was written by Steve Borders.

Although the opening night of the Koger Center was in January of 1989, the building was not complete until after those opening night performances. Listen while Nate Terracio, director, and Steve Borders, Koger's original employee, talk about the ups and downs of the history of the Koger Center for the Arts and what is to come for the future.

Koger Center Arts Roundup is hosted by Nate Terracio and produced and edited by Lauren Smith; the theme music was written by Steve Borders.

The Hampton III Gallery is the longest running gallery in South Carolina and is located in Greenville, S.C. Sandy Rupp, owner and director, describes how the gallery forms relationships with artists and clients and outlines what a visual arts manager does in her position.

Koger Center Arts Roundup is hosted by Nate Terracio and produced and edited by Lauren Smith; the theme music was written by Steve Borders.

The McKissick Museum lives at the heart of the University of South Carolina's campus. Join Jane Przybysz as she talks with Nate about the mission of the museum, future exhibits, and much more in this episode of the Koger Center Arts Roundup. Links about the collections and exhibits available for home enjoyment: mckissick.pastperfectonline.com and https://sc.edu/study/colleges_schools/artsandsciences/mckissick_museum/exhibits/index.php

Koger Center Arts Roundup is hosted by Nate Terracio and produced and edited by Lauren Smith; the theme music was written by Steve Borders.

Driving around Columbia, you may have noticed all of the public art, but did you know that One Columbia has an online database of all of the public art installations? Lee Snelgrove, the executive director of Arts & Culture for One Columbia, talks through how murals and sculptures come to life throughout the city. He also explains how you can use the online database to curate your own walking tour of the art! Check out everything One Columbia has to offer at https://publicart.onecolumbiasc.com/.

Koger Center Arts Roundup is hosted by Nate Terracio and produced and edited by Lauren Smith; the theme music was written by Steve Borders.

The Columbia Museum of Art has an online collection of resources called Museum at Home. It is filled with educational videos, home projects, and so much more. Joelle Ryan-Cook talked with Nate about how the CMA is planning to reopen soon and what things might change with your museum experiences. Enjoy the Museum from Home here: https://www.columbiamuseum.org/visit/museum-home

Koger Center Arts Roundup is hosted by Nate Terracio and produced and edited by Lauren Smith; the theme music was written by Steve Borders.

Did you know that the University of South Carolina has one of the largest collections of film in the world? Lydia Pappas, director at Moving Image Research Collections, joins Nate to discuss how UofSC came to lead the preservation of films of all genres. The University of South Carolina's Moving Image Research Collections (MIRC) preserves films and videos produced outside the American feature film industry to make them available to present and future audiences. You can watch some of their preserved film available on YouTube.

Koger Center Arts Roundup is hosted by Nate Terracio and produced and edited by Lauren Smith; the theme music was written by Steve Borders.

Kayla Olive, an artist and dancer, talks with Nate about switching her exhibit from an in-person gallery experience to a virtual gallery experience. Kayla's exhibit "Capering" can be enjoyed virtually through the UofSC School of Visual Art & Design at svadprojects.com/mcmaster-gallery.

Koger Center Arts Roundup is hosted by Nate Terracio and produced and edited by Lauren Smith; the theme music was written by Steve Borders.

Aldric Morton meets (virtually) with Nate to talk about the switch from in-person gallery curation to virtual gallery exhibitions. Aldric Morton's exhibit "Empathetic Translation" can be enjoyed virtually through the UofSC School of Visual Art & Design at svadprojects.com/mcmaster-gallery.

Koger Center Arts Roundup is hosted by Nate Terracio and produced and edited by Lauren Smith; the theme music was written by Steve Borders.

Nisan Ak joins the Arts Roundup to provide a listening guide for Stravinsky's "The Soldier's Tale". Learn about the story, the music, and the history behind the piece originally performed in 1918.

Koger Center Arts Roundup is hosted by Nate Terracio and produced and edited by Lauren Smith; the theme music was written by Steve Borders.