Exhibitions
Current & Upcoming Exhibitions
Arteva | Group Exhibition 9.4.2026 Reception 5-8 pm
Andreas Claussen & Anna Wypych | Two Artist Exhibition 10.2.2026 Reception 5-8 pm
Scale Shift | Group Exhibition 11.6.2026 Reception 5-8 pm
Recent Exhibitions
International Guild of Realism
June 2026
In June of 2026, Principle Gallery Charleston hosted the International Guild of Realism's 20th Annual Juried Exhibition .This exhibition featured 107 works by 102 artists, showcasing a wide range of styles, subjects, and techniques across multiple mediums, highlighting the depth and diversity of realism today, from highly detailed still lifes and portraiture to atmospheric landscapes. The International Guild of Realism’s Annual Juried Exhibition is a leading showcase for contemporary realism, celebrating technical mastery and artistic excellence.
Elizabeth Floyd "Primavera"
May 2026
In May of 2026, Principle Gallery Charleston presented "Primavera," a solo exhibition by Elizabeth Floyd. This body of work celebrated the beauty of springtime flowers and the renewed energy of brighter, warmer days, offering a visual expression of the sense of possibility and renewal that defines the season.
Christine Lashley Solo Exhibition
April 2026
In April of 2026, Principle Gallery Charleston presented a solo exhibition by Christine Lashley, which opened on April 3. Lashley is known for her colorful and dramatic oil paintings. The exhibition highlighted scenes of Charleston and Paris, interpreted through her vibrant palette and bold, confident brushwork while capturing the beauty of moments held in memory through a fusion of reality and abstraction.
France Jodoin "Inner Landscapes"
March 2026
The works presented in the Inner Landscapes exhibition invite us on an inward journey, where the subjects on the canvas become mirrors of our secret geographies. They trace the contours of a territory both familiar and mysterious: that of our inner world. Before these works, time suspends its course. The urgency of daily life fades away, giving place to a silent encounter between the gaze and the pictorial matter. The subjects painted do not tell a story, they offer a space for contemplation where each person can draw from their own resonances, their own memories, their own emotions. The objective is to create this unique and personal dialogue between the artwork and those who take the time to pause before it, to breathe with it, and to let their own reading of the world emerge.