Plum Elements, llc

Charleston's home for artful living—Plum Elements offers a collection of contemporary fine and functional art, as well as objects that delight, stimulate thought, and celebrate connection. Inspired by her experiences living in Japan, local owner Andrea Schenck created Plum Elements to share the essentials that fete the everyday. Works from down the street and around the globe, include artists whose works appear in major museum collections as well as those gaining critical acclaim.
Plum Elements is located at 161 1/2 King Street in Charleston, across from the Library Society. Hours 10 a.m.-ish until 6 p.m. Mon- Sat, until 7 p.m. on Thursday and by appointment. Contact: info@plumelements.com.

Artists Include:
Mayumi Oda— silkscreens and etchings
Bobbi Kittner— mixed assemblage and collage
Gary Geboy and Barbara Johnson— photography
Julie Goldstein— wood cuts
Kanazawa Kazuhiro and Kanazawa Miwako— ceramic sculpture and vessels
Konomi Ryosuke— porcelain sculpture
Sueishi Masashi— ceramic ware
Marc Maiorana— metal sculpture
Lisa Shimko, Meg Winnecour, Royall Seabrook— acrylic painting
Jonathan Brilliant— sculpture and rust monoprints
Aija Sterns— gouache painting
Jocelyn Chateauvert— paper artist, sculpture and jewelry
Ruth Heffron— oil painting
Shimada Shinpei— glass
Lee Krombohoz and Lois Raimondo— jewelry
Jere Smith and Michael Moran— hand-crafted furniture
Sachiko Oyagi— wearable art