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Upstate Artisphere 2020 artists on Instagram

Sidewalk Chalk Art at Artisphere

Sidewalk Chalk Art at Artisphere | Photo by Artisphere

With Mother’s Day on Sunday, every Greenvillian knows that, this week, Main Street should have been humming with activity + excitement - white tents going up all around Falls Park, a colorful covering gracing the Eugenia Duke Bridge, sections of sidewalk being blocked off in front of the Artist’s Walk for creative chalk drawings.

Yes, we’re sorry to remind everyone, but Artisphere was supposed to be this weekend.

Since we can’t all pack Main Street, sipping wine and ducking in out from under the shade of artists’ tents, check out + follow the Instagram accounts of these local Upstate artists who will be showcasing their work at this year’s festival (rescheduled for August 21-23).👇

Kent Ambler | @kentamblerart | Printmaking | Greenville

Kiah Bellows | @kiahbellowsart | Mixed Media 2D | Greenville

Joseph Bradley | @josephbradleystudio | Mixed Media 2D, Painting Oil or Acrylic | Greenville

Rey D’Alfonso | @reyalfonsostudio | Painting Oil or Acrylic | Greenville

Patricia Deleon-Alfonso | @patriciadeleonstudio | Painting Oil and Acrylic | Greenville

Kym Day | @kymberlyday | Painting | Simpsonville

Janina Ellis | @janinaellisstudio | Painting Oil or Acrylic | Greer

Kate Furman | @katefurmanjewelry | Jewelry/Semi-Precious | Greenville

Darin Gehrke | @drgceramics | Ceramics | Greenville

Michelle Jardines | @michellejardines | Painting Oil | Greenville

Jeffrey Leder | @jeffreylederart | Painting | Greenville

Glory Loflin | @glorydayloflin | Painting Oil or Acrylic | Greenville

Sarah Mandell | @onceagainsam | Jewelry, Fiber Art | Greenville

Sunny Mullarkey | @sunnymullarkeystudio | Printmaking | Greenville

Ashley Padgett | @acp.ceramics | Ceramics | Greenville

Katie Poterala | @fortheloveofbling | Jewelry/Semi-Precious | Greenville

Judy Verhoeven | @judy.verhoeven.art | Mixed Media, 2D | Greenville

Jerry Maxey | Fiber | Piedmont

Marie-Helene Grabman | Mixed Media, 2D | Fort Mill

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