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New Music R&B in New York at Bowery Palace
New Music R&B at Bowery Palace in New York, Mon Nov 30. Tickets, set times, lineup and more NYC shows on DoNYC.
Summerville venue shows Matsuda’s reflective new work
Charleston artist Hirona Matsuda’s latest exhibition, Reflections on Coexistence, offers a site-specific meditation on communication and its breakdowns. Opened in May and on view at Public Works Art Center in Summerville through July 12, the show continues Matsuda’s practice of using found and salvaged materials in her work. Mirrors play a central role in this body of work, which explores the frustration, tenderness, and nuance of communication—especially in close relationships.
East debuts “Nocturne” paintings in North Charleston
North Charleston-based artist Morgan Serreno East with a past work. In a new show, she highlights New black-and-white paintings in her series “Nocturne.” Credit: Provided Women drift through dreamlike waters in Morgan Serreno East’s latest exhibition, Nocturne, on view May 16 and 17 at the Park Circle Community Building in North Charleston. East’s latest series is composed mostly of black-and-white oil paintings on large birch panels.
Coffee with CGW - Get to know Brady Cockburn
Join us for a coffee chat with insurance partner Brady Cockburn and private client partner Scott Hay-Bartlem as we delve into Brady’s background, explore his life outside work, and discuss what gets him excited about his work in this candid conversation. Listen now via Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
IP perspectives: deregistration risk arising from ‘non-use' of a registered trade mark
IP perspectives deregistration risk arising from 'non-use' of a registered trade mark html Maricar Mobe shared this file. Want to do more with it? IP perspectives: deregistration risk arising from 'non-use' of a registered trade mark 'Non-use' of a registered trade mark can result in the trade mark being deregistered. The recent Federal Court decision of Seven Network (Operations) Limited v 7-Eleven Inc considered this issue and the use required to maintain trade mark registration.
Who, What, Where with Ashlee Schafer
Click below for who, what, where with talent adviser Ashlee Schafer. Hear how long she’s been at Cooper Grace Ward Lawyers, what she would be doing if she wasn’t working in law and what she loves about her job. This publication is for information only and is not legal advice. You should obtain advice that is specific to your circumstances and not rely on this publication as legal advice. If there are any issues you would like us to advise you on arising from this publication, please let us know.
Parenting arrangements and extracurricular activities - no weekend sport?
Introduction Disagreement about extracurricular activities is a common source of conflict. Generally, judges will not order attendance at extracurricular events or give children the autonomy to decide. The reasoning is obvious; if the decision is given to the children, then this places them in the middle of the parenting dispute. Further, it avoids a scenario where a parent organises activities during the other parent’s time with the children, conflicting with any existing plans.
IP perspectives: deregistration risk arising from ‘non-use’ of a registered trade mark
‘Non-use’ of a registered trade mark can result in the trade mark being deregistered. The recent Federal Court decision of Seven Network (Operations) Limited v 7-Eleven Inc considered this issue and the use required to maintain trade mark registration. Introduction What happens if I stop using a registered trade mark? If I have registered my trade mark, will it be registered forever?
IP perspectives: deregistration risk arising from ‘non-use’ of a registered trade mark
Introduction What happens if I stop using a registered trade mark? If I have registered my trade mark, will it be registered forever? The answers to these questions are important because, unlike claims of copyright ownership or patent invention (which both accrue a distinct right of ownership for a definitive period), a person or company’s right to their registered trade mark is often dictated by whether or not a party has continued to use the trade mark.
Jared Bramblett’s Mean High Water Project
It’s snowing in Charleston, South Carolina, for the first time in seven years as I call Jared Bramblett to talk about his project, Mean High Water, which documents the impacts of sea level rise and flooding in the Lowcountry. Bramblett, a water resources engineer and self-taught photographer, has been artfully and statistically documenting the effects of rising waters in Charleston through this project since 2020.
Find crafting and community at Big Gurl Shop
Craft enthusiasts have a brand-new spot to hang out and connect with their inner artist: the recently-opened “craft cafe” Big Gurl Shop on King Street. The artsy space boasts rotating offers of do-it-yourself projects, including collage and vision board-making, mosaic tile art, bracelet-making, figure drawing and more. Plus, find locally-made art and artisan goods (all by women!) in its retail space.
Lunar New Year Market celebrates Asian-owned biz
The Charleston AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Collective will host its inaugural event, a Lunar New Year market, on Jan. 26, bringing together artists, food and a panel discussion to celebrate Asian culture in the Lowcountry. The event takes inspiration from the vibrant night markets found all over Asia, said local artist Anna Chen, one of the event’s organizers.
Lunar New Year Market celebrates Asian-owned biz
The Charleston AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Collective will host its inaugural event, a Lunar New Year market, on Jan. 26, bringing together artists, food and a panel discussion to celebrate Asian culture in the Lowcountry. The event takes inspiration from the vibrant night markets found all over Asia, said local artist Anna Chen, one of the event’s organizers.
2024’s artistic highlights
As 2024 comes to a close, we’re reflecting on some of our favorite Charleston City Paper arts coverage from the past year. There were arts-focused feature stories on everything from self-expression in the skateboarding scene in Charleston to Spoleto offerings, Lowcountry film locations and independent fashion designers.
Artists Wenke, Rueter open West Ashley studio
Charleston-based visual artists Bri Wenke and Sam Rueter have collaborated many times over the last five years of their friendship – from putting on large-scale, immersive art installations to live-painting nude models at the Grand Bohemian Hotel. Now, the figurative-painting pals are taking their creative bond to a new level with the recent opening of a shared studio space in West Ashley.
“Southern Charm” stars open new Spring Street bar
It’s opening day for the highly-anticipated neighborhood den, By The Way, from Uptown Hospitality Group in collaboration with Southern Charm stars Craig Conover and Austen Kroll. “Craig and I are ecstatic to partner with Uptown Hospitality Group to share our idea of the ideal all-day, all-night neighborhood hang; a spot where friends old and new come together on the regular for good food, killer drinks and great fun,” Kroll said in a statement.
Signe Pike’s fantastical book series to become TV show
On Dec. 3, Charleston–based author Signe Pike released the third book in her historical fiction series, The Shadowed Land, a tale set in early medieval Scotland, which shows a new point of view in the legend of King Arthur. The Lost Queen series follows the life of Languoreth, a real-life queen whose story has not been told — until now. Pike’s retelling of this Arthurian saga thrusts readers into a world of ambition, loyalty and love.
Town of James Island seeks public input for new arts center
The town of James Island is to build a new cultural arts center. Pictured: A fall 2023 exhibition "Shapers" held at the (now-closed) James Island Cultural Center on Camp Road James Island Town Council voted Nov. 21 to move forward with plans for a new arts and culture center after learning its existing facility on Camp Road needs extensive repairs, including a new roof and exterior waterproofing.
Music venue honors groovy past
What used to be the first floor of Trio Nightclub is now a 23-and-up venue that offers vintage vibes, vinyl DJ nights, live music and craft cocktails | Photo Courtesy Groovers The recently opened downtown watering hole Groovers aims to revive the spirit of 1990s-era Calhoun Street with its live music and vinyl DJ nights. It’s a more laid-back counterpart to its sister bar and music hotspot upstairs, Trio, which has been owned and operated by Kate and Eric Gussin since 2018.
Quinn to head to Mississippi to be museum’s creative director
Charleston-based curator Chase Quinn has announced he will be inaugural creative director and curator of special projects of the Mississippi Museum of Art in Jackson starting Jan. 13, 2025. Quinn has been recognized by Garden & Gunmagazine as one of the art world’s rising vanguards. During his five-year tenure as co-director of education and programs at the Gibbes Museum of Art, Quinn curated interdisciplinary programs to bring in new faces and amplify more diverse points of view.
Artist-run gallery Paperweight launches Nov. 22
Artist-run art gallery Paperweight brings its first exhibition "All of the Above" to North Charleston's Noble Studios Nov. 22-24 Credit: Brian D. Smith The artist-run, contemporary pop-up gallery Paperweight will celebrate its first exhibition this weekend at the Navy Yard in North Charleston.
High Water Festival announces 2025 music lineup - Charleston City Paper
Palm Palm at High Water 2024, Photo by Jonathan Stout. The High Water Festival will return to North Charleston’s Riverfront Park on April 26-27 with a lineup that will include headliners like Arcade Fire and Lord Huron, alongside Mt. Joy, Counting Crows, and The Backseat Lovers. Missing will be former local curator Shovels & Rope. In fact, the rock n’ roll group Easy Honey represents the only local act on the lineup.
Kulture Klash returns to North Charleston on Nov. 16 - Charleston City Paper
New North Charleston arts venue Building64 will serve as a backdrop to this one-day arts fest filled with visual art, musical performances and so much more Kulture Klash, an eclectic celebration of the arts in Charleston, is back for its ninth edition on Nov. 16. This year’s edition of this one-day arts festival, originally founded in Charleston in 2007, takes over a brand-new arts venue located in North Charleston’s Navy Yard, Building64.
Charleston Museum exhibit offers ‘complete story’
Photo courtesy Charleston Museum The Charleston Museum unveiled on Oct. 25 its new permanent exhibition, “Beyond the Ashes: The Lowcountry’s New Beginnings.” The exhibit covers pivotal events in Charleston’s history from the wake of the Civil War to the 21st century, picking up where the exhibitions had previously left off.
Beeple’s Election Night party pokes fun at political theater
World-renowned artist Mike Winkelmann, better known as Beeple, will host a wild election Night party at his Daniel Island studio space Nov. 5. It’s going to be an experience, for sure. The massive screens at Beeple Studios will stream multiple news platforms as the results of the presidential election roll in, serving as a backdrop to a party filled with wacky performance art.
New exhibit helps Charleston Museum to offer “complete story”
The Charleston Museum opened a new exhibition Oct. 25 which covers 160 years of local history The Charleston Museum unveiled on Oct. 25 its new permanent exhibition, “Beyond the Ashes: The Lowcountry’s New Beginnings.” The exhibit covers pivotal events in Charleston’s history from the wake of the Civil War to the 21st century, picking up where the exhibitions had previously left off, at the end of the Civil War.
Silverman turns grief into comedy with new tour
Comedian, actress and writer Sarah Silverman comes to the Charleston Music Hall Nov. 7 and shares new material with death and grief as a point of inspiration | Robyn Von Swank Sarah Silverman is set to reinforce her reputation as a powerhouse in stand-up comedy with her current U.S. tour, Sarah Silverman: Postmortem Tour, which kicked off in September and comes to the Charleston Music Hall on Nov. 7. Silverman is no stranger to using personal experiences as comedic material.
Haunted happenings for your Halloween
As Halloween creeps around the corner, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate. You can get spooked at thrilling traditions like Boone Hall’s Fright Nights and shoot aliens with laser guns at the new, Area 51-inspired Nightmare at the Navy. Or, find artistic celebrations in this spooky season roundup, such as the Palmetto City Ballet’s production of Dracula and Charleston’s only shadowcast production of Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Actor McBride launches new tequila brand, Don Gato
Danny McBride felt it was his duty to share the legend of Don Gato with the world. So he ventured to Jalisco, Mexico to document Don Gato’s experiences, embrace his tequila wisdom and absorb his gravitas. Comedy legend Danny McBride uprooted his life in Hollywood to build his dream production studio, Rough House Pictures, in Charleston in 2017.
Boatwright’s That’s All Folks! contends with history at Aiken-Rhett House
David Boatwright, known for his murals around Charleston, considers himself a “Southern artist.” He makes narrative acrylic paintings that often include quintessentially Southern symbols like alligators and Spanish moss alongside pop culture motifs like Coca-Cola cans and pin-up girls. With his latest show in the Aiken-Rhett House, That’s All Folks! he offers 13 paintings which were nearly all created for and inspired by the Aiken-Rhett House and its history.
Artists collaborate on Friday-only “Beach Creeps” surf bar
art by Creighton Barrett From the inventive minds of Taylor Faulkner and Creighton Barrett comes “Beach Creeps,” a one-night-only immersive art experience at Hed Hi Studio. From 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Oct. 11, the King Street art space will be transformed into a psychedelic surf bar. Barrett, who is also the drummer for the rock band Band of Horses, makes assemblages using wood and bright colors.
What inspired Charleston’s Fairey to create pro-Harris presidential poster
Former President Donald Trump is to thank for world-famous, Charleston-born artist Shepard Fairey mixing it up again politically with a patriotic presidential poster — this time pushing Vice President Kamala Harris’s candidacy.
Charleston author Alexander releases Mean Low Water
Charleston-based author Stephanie Alexander’s new book, Mean Low Water, follows a psychic divorce attorney whose seemingly perfect life in the Lowcountry is upended by the reemergence of her first love. The novel, which takes some inspiration from the author’s life combined with elements of magical realism, takes a hard look at a moment that its author said women in their mid-30s especially will understand.
Riverfront Revival returns with a country-centric lineup
Hootie & the Blowfish closes the Riverfront Revival Festival Oct. 12 after two full days of fun | Credit: Chris & Todd Owyoung Now in its third year, the Riverfront Revival Festival, curated by Darius Rucker, will take over North Charleston’s Waterfront Park next weekend, bringing two days of unforgettable live music, regional cuisines and a come-one-come-all celebration of the Lowcountry.
Carter brings resin art to MUSC’s cancer treatment building - Charleston City Paper
Charleston born (and now New York based) artist Landon Carter was commissioned by MUSC to make his largest installation yet for the hospital's new blood and marrow transplant center. The project is part of MUSC's Arts in Healing program. Charleston–born, New York City–based artist Landon Carter said he sees his mission as an artist to connect people and show that we are not alone in our emotions.
Fall Arts Preview: Art is the antidote
Art offers new perspectives and allows us to re-examine old ones. Storytelling on the stage has the power to reach our hearts in unique ways, while comedy invites us to laugh at the absurd and the familiar. Visual artists use imagery to say what words cannot. In compiling a list of must-see art for the fall in Charleston, one common theme seemed to emerge: the power that art can play in helping us to heal and grow.
Alt Muse cultivates creative community
This month’s creative happy hour, to be held Sept. 26 at Bevi Bene Brewing Co., will include a panel discussion on storytelling and how to create authentic connections through written or visual content | Credit: Lawson Builder Brelyn LeCheminant wanted to create a happy hour event that brings together Charleston creatives to network, discuss ideas and have fun. So she started Alt Muse Collective in May 2024.
Stand-up comic Dusty Slay is back where he started
READY TO SLAY IT Hot on the heels of his first hour-long Netflix special, Workin’ Man, rising star comedian Dusty Slay will hit the road next month to bring his latest act to the place where it all began — Charleston. Featuring all new material, Slay’s new Night Shift Tour takes center stage at the Gaillard Center on Oct. 5. Slay, who is originally from Alabama, has long been regarded as one of the greatest comedians to come out of the Charleston comedy circuit.
Artist Hoving exhibits Wanderings show at Redux
Provided Kirsten Hoving shows intriguing photographic objects in Wanderings at the Mermaid’s Palace, on view until Oct. 19 | Credit: Provided Charleston photographic artist Kirsten Hoving relishes the fact that no two viewers will have the same experience of her work. “Everyone gets different things out of the work depending on what they’re bringing to the image,” she said about her show “Wanderings at the Mermaid’s Palace,” currently on view at Redux Contemporary Art Center through Oct. 19.
CreativeMornings celebrates 10 years in Charleston
The monthly, early morning event offers engaging lectures from local creatives. Plus, there's musical performances, visual artists, complimentary coffee and breakfast. It's free to attend and get inspired. If you’ve ever been to a CreativeMornings Charleston (CMC) lecture, you know that the free monthly event is worth getting up early for. It’s a chance to network with creative people, listen to a lecture from a local powerhouse and explore cool venues around town.
Podcast: TaxLand with Fletch and Sarah – Uber’s trip to court with the Chief Commissioner – payroll tax assessment set aside - Cooper Grace Ward
In this episode of TaxLand, Fletch and Sarah take a ride through the NSW Supreme Court’s decision in Uber Australia Pty Ltd v Chief Commissioner of State Revenue. Accept our request to take a trip through the relevant contract provisions, exemptions and whether or not amounts are paid or payable in relation to the performance of work. Travel to TaxLand with us to learn more and leave us a five-star rating. Listen now via Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
Trade mark infringement: is reputation relevant to assessing deceptive similarity?
Facts The case of Self Care IP Holdings Pty Ltd v. Allergan Australia Pty Ltd [2023] HCA 8, involved two companies in the pharmaceutical industry, Self Care IP Holdings Pty Ltd and Allergan Australia Pty Ltd . Allergan holds the registered trade mark 'BOTOX' in Australia, which is well-known and widely associated with its anti-wrinkle treatment products. Self Care sells a range of anti-wrinkle skin care products under the brand name 'Freezeframe'.
Podcast: Coffee with CGW – Get to know Marcus Ford - Cooper Grace Ward
Join us for a coffee chat with property partner Marcus Ford and private client partner Scott Hay-Bartlem as we delve into Marcus' background, explore his life outside work, and discuss what gets him excited about his work in this candid conversation.
Trade mark infringement: is reputation relevant to assessing deceptive similarity?
The protection of business reputation is crucial to any successful business, and often the commercial motivation behind registering a trade mark. But is reputation relevant to determining deceptive similarity in trade mark infringement cases? The High Court of Australia has clarified the position in a recent case. Facts The case of Self Care IP Holdings Pty Ltd v.
Do I have to go to mediation for my family provision application?
In this edition of It depends, associate Sarah Camm talks about whether you have to go to mediation for your family provision application. Video transcript Welcome to this edition of It Depends. This time we’re talking about whether I have to go to mediation for my family provision application. What is a family provision application?
Trade mark infringement: is reputation relevant to assessing deceptive similarity?
Facts The case of Self Care IP Holdings Pty Ltd v. Allergan Australia Pty Ltd [2023] HCA 8, involved two companies in the pharmaceutical industry, Self Care IP Holdings Pty Ltd and Allergan Australia Pty Ltd . Allergan holds the registered trade mark ‘BOTOX’ in Australia, which is well-known and widely associated with its anti‑wrinkle treatment products. Self Care sells a range of anti-wrinkle skin care products under the brand name ‘Freezeframe’.
College of Charleston unveils renovated arts building
The College of Charleston (CofC) unveiled in August the anticipated new Albert Simons Center for the Arts following the building's multimillion dollar, three-year-long renovation. Those who studied at the College and took classes in the old Simons Center will be blown away upon seeing the building's transformation: from dingy, dated and dark, to bright, clean and spacious, with updates to technology, sustainability and accessibility features.
Soak up the end of summer with outdoor music
As the summer comes to a close, enjoy the last of the late-evening light and warm temperatures at these outdoor concerts around town. For those looking for a more laid-back experience than a concert hall or music venue, we've got you covered. City Lights Eastside offers a fun weekly music series that rotates between emerging talent and established artists, like Chris Boone, who is scheduled to perform on Oct. 24.
"Tango & Tapas" event celebrates Latin culture
The Gin Joint on East Bay Street will host a Sept. 13 event that brings together dance, poetry, cuisine and cocktails - all in celebration of Latin heritage month. "La Noche: Tango & Tapas " is presented by the bicoastal entertainment company, DKW Productions, led by Della Watson, in collaboration with the Poetry Society of South Carolina.
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