More than 85 original works of art are now available for purchase ahead of Walk Through: A Fine Art Exhibition on Oct. 22, from 6–10 p.m., at the Gibbes Museum of Art. Curated by CINÉ in support of My Sister’s House, the sold-out exhibition brings together local and nationally recognized artists, with 50% of each art sale supporting the nonprofit’s programs serving survivors of domestic violence and their families. The online collection features original works by renowned art

One-night immersive fine art exhibition benefiting My Sister’s House to feature more than 85 featured works by local and national artists CHARLESTON, S.C. (Sept. 21, 2026) — More than 40 artists, including Jonathan Green, Jill Hooper, West Fraser, Robert Lange, Reynier Llanes and Dylan Martinez, will be featured in Walk Through: A Fine Art Exhibition, a one-night immersive exhibition by CINÉ taking place on Thursday, Oct. 22, at the Gibbes Museum of Art, in support of My Sist

Beginning again often means stepping into the unknown. It can bring new possibilities, new connections and new challenges. For survivors of domestic violence, that step can carry extraordinary weight. Walk Through: A Fine Art Exhibition explores the courage, strength and possibility found in those moments of transition through an immersive evening of art centered on Reclamation, Resilience and Renewal. A Night That Unfolds in Layers On Oct. 22, My Sister’s House and CINÉ Crea

Experienced nonprofit leader brings decades of leadership experience and a deep commitment to mission-driven work North Charleston, SC (Sept. 8, 2026) – My Sister’s House has named Ericka Plater, an executive strategist, certified organizational leadership coach and nonprofit executive, as interim chief executive officer, effective Aug. 26. Plater will work alongside the organization’s staff and board to advance its mission on behalf of survivors while the board conducts it