In 1973, through the efforts of arts consultant Virginia Uldrick, the School District of Greenville County established the first specialized arts school in South Carolina. Housed in the former Hattie Duckett Elementary School, the center has become a symbol for Greenville arts educators and their commitment and interest to excellence in their discipline. It also provides students with comprehensive arts instruction and the opportunity to develop their artistry. The exhibition was curated by Kay Campbell, visual and performing arts consultant for the School District of Greenville County, James D. Campbell, visual arts specialist at the Fine Arts Center and Wanda Hillard, visual arts specialist at Oakview Elementary School in South Carolina. A reception from 5 to 8 p.m. Nov. 12 at the Dittmar Memorial Gallery is open to the public.
Admission is free.