Walk Through Art Collection Now Available for Preview and Purchase Ahead of Oct. 22 Exhibition

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 artists including Jonathan Green, Jill Hooper, West Fraser, Robert Lange, Reynier Llanes and Dylan Martinez. Each work offers a unique perspective on the evening’s three central themes: Reclamation, Resilience and Renewal. Proceeds will support My Sister’s House and its critical services, including emergency shelter, therapy, legal advocacy, case management and more.

“Every day, we see the strength it takes for survivors to move toward a safer future,” shared Mary Nemeth, director of development at My Sister’s House. “Walk Through is an opportunity for our community to come together, reflect on the journeys of those we serve and play a meaningful role in helping survivors take their next steps.”

Through artwork purchases and event participation, community members can help support survivors across Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties.

While the collection is available to explore and purchase online, Walk Through is designed to be experienced in person. The one-night living art salon brings the collection to life through an immersive experience of art, storytelling and connection.

Guests will move room by room through a thoughtfully curated sequence of thematic galleries, with original artwork, music and atmosphere bringing each chapter to life. A dedicated reflection room will provide a space to engage with survivors' lived stories, connecting the artistic experience to My Sister’s House's mission.

Those interested in viewing a piece in person before the event can contact Kacey Gustafson, founder and creative director of CINÉ Creative House, at kacey@cinecreativehouse.com to arrange a private viewing. To explore the collection and purchase artwork, visit walkthrough.cinecreativehouse.com.

To explore partnership opportunities or learn more, visit mysistershouse.org. 

About My Sister's House

Founded in 1979, My Sister’s House has protected thousands of survivors of intimate partner violence across Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties for more than 45 years. The organization serves, on average, approximately 340 survivors through shelter, therapy, legal and case management services each year, providing personalized and trauma-informed care, advocacy and education. Since 2020, My Sister’s House has provided shelter to more than 977 Lowcountry residents. Learn more at mysistershouse.org.

About CINÉ Creative House 

CINÉ is a Charleston-based creative house spanning studio commissions, artist residencies, and public cultural experiences. From brand campaigns to fine-art exhibitions, CINÉ produces emotionally resonant, visually distinct work crafted with uncommon care. CINÉ partners with brands and institutions to create stories, spaces, and moments that are unforgettable. Learn more at www.cinecreativehouse.com.