Artisphere Press Releases
- 2010 Releases
- Artisphere Reports Another Successful Year
- Artisphere Announces 2010 Festivites
- Artisphere To Present Two Indoor Exhibits
- Artisphere Announces 2010 Performing Artists Line-up
- Artisphere Announces 2010 Visual Artist
- Artisphere Adds Another Top 20 Ranking
- 2010 Artisphere Artist Entries Soar
- Artisphere Ranked A Top Ten Festival in the Country
- 2009 Releases
- Plans for Artisphere '09 Revealed
- Artisphere Ranked High in Arts, Crafts Show Guide
- Artisphere Announces 2009 Visual Artist Roster
- Artisphere Call for Artists of the Upstate
- Artisphere 2009 Jury Review Media Alert
- 2008 Releases
- Next year's Artisphere will fall later in spring
- Greenville Celebrates the Arts
- Artisphere Changes Date
- Digital Image Seminar for Artists
- Artisphere Announces Artists of the Upstate Exhibition
- Artisphere Announces 2008 Festivities
- Artisphere Names New Directors
Artisphere in the News
- 2007 Articles
- Greenville Arts Fest receives winner ranking
- Maya Angelou joining arts festival
- 2006 Articles
- Carolina Arts April Issue
- Carolina Arts August Issue
- Artisphere plans weekend of cultural experiences
- 2005 Articles
- Upstate Parent Article, April 2005
- The Greenville Journal Article: November 28-December 4, 2003
New Website Reveals 2009 Visual Artist Roster
[Greenville, SC] Artisphere, Greenville’s Spring Arts Festival, launched a new website to promote the event which will take place Downtown May 8-10, 2009. Patrons can visit www.artisphere.us to view attractions and all that is happening to celebrate and promote the arts in Greenville throughout the weekend.
"Artisphere's new website provides great information about all aspects of the Festival, including visiting artists, activities, schedules, and Kidsphere," said Brad Campbell, Chairman of Artisphere. "There is also information about the other arts events happening in Greenville at that time. We want Artisphere's website to be a complete guide to all of the local arts events happening on Greenville's Arts Weekend."
The festival, ranked a “Top Twenty Event” in the Southeast by Southeast Tourism Society, is growing in popularity with locals and tourists alike drawing 100,000 patrons to the 2008 event. The website is a critical tool, not only does it provide general programming information and VIP opportunities; it will also allow patrons to become familiar with the artists, their mediums, their work and their personal mission statements.
“For many festival patrons from out of town, the Artisphere website is their first impression of Greenville,” said Alan Ethridge, Executive Director of Metropolitan Arts Council. “It is important that the site not only provide pertinent information, it also needs to paint the picture of all Greenville has to offer in the way of arts, culture and life.”
To list an event on the Artisphere website go to www.artisphere.us and click on the Art Around Town tab to submit a Collaborative Activity application. Your event must meet the Festival Outreach Requirements, available on the site.