The Gibbes Museum of Art has a selection of Kaminer Haislip’s silver objects and jewelry available for purchase in their museum store. Visit the museum to view her work as well as the exciting and varied exhibitions on display. The Gibbes is located in downtown Charleston, SC at 135 Meeting Street.
Slow Living provides their members with access to products and experiences from the best micro brands and most talented artisans around. Think of Slow Living as a seasonal road trip where you’ll discover the unique and hard to find and meet the people behind the brands.
Kaminer Haislip’s silver objects and jewelry are now featured on Slow Living’s online Shop. Visit http://slowlivingshop.com/collections/gifts-that-glitter-in-silver and http://slowlivingshop.com/collections/silver-home-and-baby-gifts-and-accessories to view the pieces!
To read the complimentary article on her work visit http://www.slowlivingtoday.com/2013/home-garden/silver-scholar/
Redux Contemporary Art Center’s Annual Art Auction will be even better this year with a two week preview in Redux’s Main Gallery. They will hold Open Studios and an Auction Preview reception on Saturday November 2, 4 – 7 pm.
The Auction will be Saturday, November 9, 6:30 – 10 pm at Redux Contemporary Art Center.
Guests will enjoy an open bar, catering by Tristan Restaurant, music by The Lovely Few and Mr. Jenkins, as the silent auction is held in the gallery. Join us in the classroom for the live auction, with spectacular artwork by a wide variety of talented artists. Kaminer Haislip donated a handcrafted silver pendant and pair of earrings from her new Calla Lily Series.
Redux sends many thanks to their sponsors and partners Technical Event Company, Ooh! Events, Snyder Event Rentals, Holy City Brewing, Cathead Vodka, Wine Awesomeness, Focal Fox, Hearts + Plugs and more. They are so grateful for your generous support!
To purchase tickets contact Redux or visit http://reduxstudios.org/exhibits/redux-annual-art-auction/
“Women Who IMPACT Preservation,” an event honoring women and organized by women, will be held on December 4, 2013, at the Historic Rice Mill Building, located in downtown Charleston, SC, from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Proceeds from this event will benefit Historic Charleston Foundation’s Neighborhood Impact Initiative, which supports the renovation and/or restoration of freedman’s cottages and other threatened historic properties on the peninsula.
Kaminer Haislip is part of the “HIP” (Hostess In Preservation) Team along with a dynamic group of women dedicated to the preservation of Charleston’s culture and history.
For more information and to purchase tickets visit https://www.historiccharleston.org/impact
Emeril Lagasse Foundation hosts Carnivale du Vin, a “Top Ten U.S. Charity Wine Auction” that has raised $16 million over eight years. Carnivale du Vin, held in New Orleans, LA, brings together the top names in food, wine and entertainment to benefit children’s causes. The black tie evening includes music by Sammy Hagar and Locos Por Juana, a five course wine pairings dinner by some of the most acclaimed names in food and wine, and an auction. Kaminer Haislip donated a silver and wood wine coaster to the auction, so attend the event for a chance to bid on it and support children’s causes!
Carnivale du Vin will be held Saturday, November 9, 2013 in the Empire Ballroom at the Hyatt Regency in New Orleans.
To purchase tickets or for more information, visit http://carnivaleduvin.com.