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VOLUNTEERS AND MEDICAL VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR THE 19TH ANNUAL MYRTLE BEACH MARATHON

The Myrtle Beach Marathon and all associated events have relied heavily on the assistance of volunteers since the founding of the race nineteen years ago! With the city’s first and longest running major endurance event right around the corner, we need your help in assembling a team of volunteers to help participants in many fun ways.

On race weekend more than 1,000 volunteers are needed to aid participants in the following areas:

  • Race registration
  • Distribution of shirts
  • Assist in a water, food or aid station
  • Finish line assistance

MEDICAL VOLUNTEERS are needed for the 12 First Aid Stations on the course and also at the Finish Line Medical Area. Volunteers needed include:

  • Physicians
  • Physician Assistants
  • Nurse Practitioners
  • Nurses
  • EMTs and Paramedics
  • Respiratory Therapists
  • Massage Therapists

All volunteers receive a FREE volunteer t-shirt, FREE entrance, food and beverage at one of the two post race parties, and the grateful thanks of the Marathon Committee and all participants!

If you would like to volunteer on March 3rd, 4th, or 5th and help make this a memorable event for all participants:

*Non-Medical: visit the VOLUNTEER tab on the Myrtle Beach Marathon website at www.mbmarathon.com to sign up

*Medical: email Dr. Mark Schecker at scheckmd@gmail.com

Race weekend includes full marathon, half marathon, marathon team relay, 5K and 1 mile fun run.

February Events at Ingram Planetarium in Sunset Beach, NC

PlanetariumExteriorDoors open at 11:30 at Ingram Planetarium on Friday and Saturday.  Movie trailers and complete playlists for laser light and music shows are available at www.MuseumPlanetarium.org.

Friday Shows in the Sky Theater

12:00   Dinosaur Passage to Pangaea

1:00   Tales of the Maya Skies – half-price admission

2:00   Undiscovered Worlds

3:00   Legends of the Night Sky

Saturday Shows in the Sky Theater

12:00   Accidental Astronauts – NEW!

1:00   Seven Wonders — half-price admission

2:00   Dynamic Earth

3:00   Astronaut

All feature movies are accompanied by a live star show!

Laser Light & Music Shows

Feb. 19            Laser Retro (6 pm); Laser Michael Jackson (7 pm)

Feb. 20            Laser Country (6 pm); Laser Pop (7 pm)


 

Special Events

Feb. 5 – 7 pm – Stars at Sunset presented by Will Snyder, Planetarium Manager – Snyder takes you on a live tour of Carolina’s night sky by identifying the stars, planets, constellations, and other celestial events visible in February.

Feb. 13 – 7 pm – Love is in the Stars presented by Will Snyder, Planetarium Manager – Feb. 14 may be Valentine’s Day, but stories of love, lust, and loss are on display every night in the stars that dance overhead. Come learn about and be entertained by the love stories that are immortalized in the constellations.

Ingram Planetarium is located at 7625 High Market Street in Sunset Beach, NC. Consider becoming a planetarium member; admission is free for members. Non-member admission (including NC sales tax) is $9 for adults, $8 for seniors (62+), $7 for children (3-12), and free for age 2 and under. For more information, call 910-575-0033 or visit www.MuseumPlanetarium.org.

Welcome Snowbirds! Reception at Art Works

Art Works will host a “Welcome Snowbirds!” reception in the Litchfield Exchange (14329 Ocean Highway) on Saturday, Feb. 6, from 2-5 p.m. Join a score of local artists whose fine, functional and folk art in wood, glass, fabric and paint media will be on display at the gallery, plus demonstrations by Barnie Slice, painting his watercolor minis, and Garland Jones, creating memorable pastel pet portraiture.

Talk with two dozen local authors and illustrators representing historical fiction, mysteries, action thrillers, motivational works, memoirs, poetry and children’s books.

CLASS Publishing’s Brookgreen Gardens: Through the Seasons in Images and Words will also be available.

Enjoy classic jazz by the AristoCats (Lloyd Kaplan, Nat Piccirilli and Joseph Moyer) playing favorites like “Don’t Get Around Much Anymore” and “Satin Doll,” while you sample wine and cheese, punch and cookies, and coffee and chocolates. Free to look, listen, nosh and chat! For more information, call 843-235-9600 or visit ClassAtPawleys.com.

Artists exhibiting:

Terry Belanger            , Kathi Bixler, Nancy Bracken, Roger Cleveland, Gwen Coley, Millie Doud,  Zenobia Harper, Garland Jones, Sharon Knost, Barbara Linderman, Mary Helen Lowrimore, Suz Mole, Sue Schirtzinger, Cindy Valentine, Kathy Welde, Jane Woodward

 

 

Authors exhibiting:

Libby Cantrell, Pat David, Tom & Christine Doran, Nancy Lorraine Edelman, Gloria Spivey-Flecker, Bill Hancock, Sally Hare, Werner Hoppe, Anonymous (Sam) Jones, Barry Kelly, Sarah Kelly, Gary Lucas, Richard Lutman, Anne Malarich, Maureen “Moe” O’Brien, Bob O’Brien, Tibby Plants, Annie Pott, Carol Roberts, Jim Rogers, David Soma, Marsha Tennant, T. Allen Winn

                       

 

Black & White With a Pop Art Exhibit Underway

Sunset River Marketplace art gallery in Calabash, NC is presenting Black & White, With a Pop, a group show, which opened Jan. 6 and runs through Feb. 6. The exhibition features 20-plus pieces, all of which are predominantly or completely black and white. “Many, such as Sterling Edwards’ acrylic work, Foundry, also have a pop of color,” gallery owner Ginny Lassiter explains. “Others are black and white, and we have provided the pop of color in the form of a piece of art glass, fabric or other artwork.” Lassiter’s acrylic art is also included in the show.

Sterling Edwards, Foundry, acrylic on canvas, 24" x 36"

Sterling Edwards, Foundry, acrylic on canvas, 24″ x 36″

In addition to Edwards and Lassiter, other featured artists include potter Raine Middleton, known for her stunning carved pieces; abstract acrylic artist Jill Hope; unique raku master Charles Chrisco; low country photographer Mark Hilliard; photographer Louis Aliotta, best known for his East coast landscapes; glass artist Scott Summerfield, recognized nationally for his brightly colored hand blown glass; wildlife wood carver Jim Comer; Brenda Butka, who works in a range of media, including for this exhibition, block printing; Karen Edgar, best known for her large, striking hand rubbed black charcoal and pastel portraits; Doug Kazantzis, black and white landscape photographer; Beth Hill, whose brightly colored farm painting provides the pop for Kami Kinnison’s black and white acrylic painting; clay artist Shandi Berls McConnell; well-known Oak Island, NC acrylic artist Ortrud Tyler; folk artist Janna Stidham; Cathy Johnson, working in charcoal; and fabric artist Mona Bendin.

Raine Middleton, carved clay platter, 18 inches

Raine Middleton, carved clay platter, 18 inches

The exhibition is a series of delightful art vignettes and surprises. “I love black and white,” says Lassiter, “especially when it’s paired with a pop of color. I know our visitors are going to enjoy this show.”

 

About Sunset River Marketplace

Since opening in 2002, Sunset River Marketplace has been an active supporter of performing, literary and visual arts in the area. The 10,000 square-foot gallery features work by over 200 North and South Carolina artists. Its on-site pottery studio has two kilns and three wheels for use by students. Ongoing oil, pastel and watercolor classes are also provided, in addition to workshops by nationally known artists. The gallery’s complimentary Coffee With the Authors programs feature presentations by local and regional authors. A Paint & Party series provides a fun after-work experience for those with no previous art background. The gallery’s framing department offers full-service, on-site custom frame design for artwork, family heirlooms and other memorabilia.

 

Sunset River Marketplace is located at 10283 Beach Drive (Hwy. 179) in the historic fishing village of Calabash, NC just north of the SC state line. Hours are Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For information about the exhibition, art classes, onsite framing or any other gallery events, call 910-575-5999 or visit the website: www.sunsetrivermarketplace.com. The gallery’s Facebook page, which is updated daily (www.facebook.com/sunsetrivermarketplace), also lists special events, new artists and other happenings.

February Events at the Museum of Coastal Carolina in Ocean Isle, NC

The Museum of Coastal Carolina will be open from 10-3 on Fridays and Saturdays.

Feb. 5 and 19 — 10:30 — Puppet Plays for Preschoolers

Feb. 12 and 26 – 10:30 — Animal Adventures for Preschoolers

These interactive programs feature original puppet skits and animal stories especially for preschoolers. On Feb. 26, the program will be joined by therapy dogs from Canine Angels.

Fridays – 11:00 – Touch Tank Feeding — Join museum docents as they feed the live animals in the Museum’s touch tank. Learn more about the habitats and dietary requirements of some of the marine animals found off our coast.

Feb. 2 – 6 pm – The First Ladies of Ocean Isle Beach and Sunset Beach – Author Pamela Koontz moderates a panel of distinguished ladies that includes Rae Sloane Cox, Dinah Gore, and Virginia Williamson. All three of these women were instrumental in the development of Ocean Isle Beach and Sunset Beach. They will discuss what life was like on the islands in the 1950s and 1960s. A question-and-answer session will be part of the program. Museum doors open at 5 pm so that visitors can tour the museum before attending the 6 pm program.

Feb. 6 – 11:00 – Alaska Tundra on Fire!  – Join Sunset Beach resident and global warming expert Richard Hilderman as he discusses last summer’s fires in Alaska. Following a record hot May in which snow cover melted early, Alaska experienced 319 active fires at one time! Hilderman will discuss why these fires occurred and their impact on the global climate.

Feb. 13 – 11:00 – The Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) – Museum docent and birding enthusiast Kurt Hugelmeyer describes how the GBBC works and how you can participate in it. Hugelmeyer will present a slide show of local birds you can expect to see and show you how to identify and count them. A question-and-answer session will be part of the program. The worldwide GBBC is a great individual or family activity. You don’t have to be an expert to take part in it. Museum Educator Maria Knapik will assist Hugelmeyer with the program.

Feb. 20—11:00 – Mensa Game Challenges – Museum Educator Maria Knapik invites families to join her for this program that uses Mensa-style activities to teach kids (and adults) about animal classification. The focus will be on local animals: habitat, behavior, and appearance.

Feb. 27 – 11:00 – Space Racers– This series of animated educational movies introduces preschoolers to concepts about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Space Racers recently won the 2015 Cynopsis Kids !magination Award for the Best New Preschool Series.

The Museum of Coastal Carolina is located at 21 East Second Street in Ocean Isle Beach, NC. Consider becoming a museum member; admission is free for members. Non-member admission is $9 adults, $8 seniors (62+), $7 children (3-12), and free for age 2 and under. Questions? Call the museum at 910-579-1016 or visit www.MuseumPlanetarium.org.

Golfers From 22 States, Italy, Uruguay and Canada Will Flock to Second Annual Myrtle Beach Preseason Classic

MB-PreseasonNearly 200 golfers are preparing to descend on the Grand Strand for the second annual Myrtle Beach Preseason Classic, which has attracted players from 22 states and four countries and will be played February 1-3, 2016, on six Myrtle Beach golf courses.

A 54-hole, two-man team event, the Preseason Classic will feature a different format of play each day and players will be flighted based on their USGA handicap. Teams will play best ball in the opening round, followed by combined net team score and a Texas Scramble.

The host courses are Arrowhead Country Club, The Wizard, River Club, Blackmoor Golf Club, the Norman Course at Barefoot Resort and True Blue Golf Club.

The event’s international players will be coming from Canada, Italy and Uruguay and among the 22 states represented will be Alaska. Temperatures during the event are forecast to be in the 70s. For more information or to follow the event, go to MyrtleBeachPreseason.com.

“We’ve got another great field for an event that is carving out a spot on the Myrtle Beach golf calendar,” said Jeff Monday, Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday’s tournament director. “With most of the country firmly in winter’s grasp, the Preseason Classic gives players a chance to escape to some of the Grand Strand’s best courses and enjoy the game they love.”

Each competitor will receive a Greg Norman pullover and $20 PGA Tour Superstore gift card upon registration, and the event will conclude with an awards luncheon after the Wednesday round.

Arrowhead Country Club is a 27-hole facility that has several holes that play along the Intracoatal Waterway. The Raymond Floyd design is renowned for it’s conditioning.

The Wizard, a links style design that offers a taste of Scotland, is one of the area’s most playable courses and it features pristine bentgrass greens. With generous fairways framed by mounds covered in native vegetation, The Wizard delivers an enjoyable experience.

Blackmoor Golf Club is the only Myrtle Beach golf course designed by Gary Player. The course is most known for the 370-yard, par 4 eighth hole that allows players to try and drive the green through a chute Player carved amongst the native pines.

A South Strand institution, River Club is one of the area’s most popular courses, highlighted by the risk-reward, par 5 18th hole that is one of the area’s best.

The Norman Course at Barefoot Resort is one of Myrtle Beach’s premier layouts, highlighted by four holes on the back nine that bring the Intracoastal into play.

True Blue, a Mike Strantz masterpiece, is ranked among America’s top 100 public courses by both Golf Magazine and Golf Channel. Everything about the course is big – fairways, greens and most of all the fun.

Calabash NC Gallery to hold Designs By Janette Jewelry Trunk Show Jan. 30

Sunset River Marketplace, the eclectic art gallery in Calabash, N.C. ,will present a jewelry trunk sale showcasing new works by designer Janette Franich on Saturday, Jan. 30, 2016, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Included in the show will be over 200 different items including necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings.

 

Franich, who markets her jewelry under the name, Designs By Janette, grew up in the state of Michigan, where she was drawn to art very early in life. She began painting and drawing as a child. As an adult, she was an art educator in North Carolina for five years.

Jewelry designer Janette Franich incorporates precious and semi-precious metals with natural and faceted gemstones in her forged and wire-wrapped creations.

Jewelry designer Janette Franich incorporates precious and semi-precious metals with natural and faceted gemstones in her forged and wire-wrapped creations.

During this time, she realized her true passion was to create her own artwork, so she traded her grade books for an easel. After receiving a number of instructional books on jewelry making, she was inspired to shape recycled materials, metals and natural stones into wearable art.

Sterling necklace with hammered Bird In Tree design by Janette Franich

Sterling necklace with hammered Bird In Tree design by Janette Franich

Today, as a jewelry designer, Franich incorporates precious and semi-precious metals with natural and faceted gemstones in her forged and wire-wrapped creations. According to the artist, she uses both hot and cold forging to obtain the different looks she want. A rolling mill adds textured imprints to the metal. Franich designs delicate feminine jewelry with a decidedly organic feel. Her Boyfriend Collection bracelets add suede and leather for contrast. Her metals include 14K gold fill, sterling, fine silver, and copper.

Sterling moon sliver necklace by Janette Franich

Sterling moon sliver necklace by Janette Franich

Her most popular pieces have been Tree of Life design and her Bird’s Nest necklaces and earrings. She uses freshwater pearls or aquamarine for the eggs.

Copper earrings with sterling wire by Janette Franich

Copper earrings with sterling wire by Janette Franich

The trunk show is open to the public with no admission charge. Complimentary wine and other refreshments will be available along with the gallery’s gourmet coffee, tea and treats.

 

Since opening in 2002, Sunset River Marketplace has become an active supporter of performing, literary and visual arts in the area. The 10,000 square-foot gallery features work by over 200 North and South Carolina artists. The gallery regularly presents local and regional writers in its Coffee With the Author series as well as its popular after-hours Paint & Party classes. The on-site pottery studio has two kilns and three wheels for use by students. Ongoing oil, pastel and watercolor classes are also provided, in addition to workshops by nationally known artists. A framing department offers full-service, on-site custom frame design.

 

Sunset River Marketplace is located at 10283 Beach Drive SW (Hwy 179), Calabash, N.C. Hours are Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, visit the website (www.sunsetrivermarketplace.com) or “like” the gallery’s Facebook page, which is updated daily. Reach the gallery by telephone at 910.575.5999.

Two Spots in the Dustin Johnson World Junior Golf Championship Will Be Up For Grabs at Local Qualifier at Myrtle Beach National West Course on January 30, 2016

Registration Deadline For Participants is January 29th

Entries are still being accepted for the Dustin Johnson World Junior Golf Championship local qualifier, which is open to boys and girls that are residents of Horry, Georgetown and Brunswick counties. The qualifier will be held January 30, 2016 at Myrtle Beach National’s West Course.Dustin Johnson World Jr Golf Championship Logo 4 Color Small RGB 300dpi-...

The registration deadline for the local qualifier is January 29. For more information or to enter, go to www.WorldJuniorGolfChampionship.com. Entry cost is $40.

The top finishing boy and girl in the qualifier will earn a spot in the inaugural Dustin Johnson World Junior Golf Championship, which will be played February 1315, 2016 at TPC Myrtle Beach.

The Dustin Johnson World Junior Golf Championship will feature a 90-player field comprised of elite-level boys and girls from across the globe. Players from 12 states and eight countries have committed to play in an event that will feature one of the strongest fields in the region. Eight of the top 12 boys from South Carolina and 6 of the top 10 from North Carolina will be playing, as will 7 of the top 10 SC girls.

Among the countries that will be represented are Canada, China, England, Japan, Philippines, Scotland and Sweden. Nearly a quarter of the field will be comprised of international players.

A significant part of the event’s appeal is TPC Myrtle Beach, one of the Grand Strand’s most decorated layouts. TPC Myrtle Beach has hosted the Senior PGA Tour Championship and been ranked among “America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses” by Golf Digest, making it an ideal venue to test golf’s rising young stars.

With the support of Johnson, one of top 10 players in the world, the tournament will provide participants a PGA Tour-like experience, and the chance to test themselves against their peers from others parts of America and the world.

The Dustin Johnson World Junior Golf Championship is being sponsored by Founders Group International, the Dustin Johnson Golf School, and Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday.

Johnson’s involvement with the tournament reflects his long-time commitment to junior golf, particularly in South Carolina, where he grew into one of the world’s best players. Through the Dustin Johnson Foundation, which is headquartered in Myrtle Beach, Johnson has donated more than $250,000 to junior golf, sponsoring numerous events throughout the state and helping cover entry costs for kids who need financial assistance.

The Dustin Johnson World Junior Golf Championship is being sponsored by Founders Group International, the Dustin Johnson Golf School, and Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday.

Brookgreen Gardens Presents New Art Exhibit and Sculpture Talk

SANDY SCOTT: A RETROSPECTIVE is a major traveling museum exhibition scheduled for display at Brookgreen Gardens from January 23 – April 24, 2016. Following the exhibit opening, Scott will give a talk about the exhibit and her sculpture on Saturday, January 30 at 11 a.m. in the Lowcountry Center Auditorium. The talk and the exhibit are free with garden admission.

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The exhibition is comprised of a retrospective range of 45 or more sculptures and 35 etchings and drawings.  Sandy Scott received her formal art training at the Kansas City Art Institute and later worked as an animation background artist for the motion picture industry.  She turned her attention to etchings and printmaking in the 1970’s and to sculpture in the 1980’s.

 

Born in Dubuque, Iowa in 1943 and raised in Tulsa,Oklahoma, she works today in Lander, Wyoming in a studio near the foundry that casts her bronzes.  She also maintains studios on Lake of the Woods, Ontario, Canada, and in the mountains of northern Colorado. Sandy is an avid outdoorswoman who loves to hunt and fish. She has made 16 trips to Alaska and has been to Europe, Russia, China, South America, and Africa to visit the world’s great museums. She believes wildlife artists should be in the field to accurately present their subject to the viewer. Her work is authentic. She has experienced and lived what she depicts.

 

A lifelong interest in aviation has been invaluable to her work as anartist.  A licensed pilot for 50 years, she says, “I believe my knowledge of aerodynamics has been helpful in achieving the illusion of movement in my bird sculptures.” Her knowledge of aerodynamics was particularly evident in Mallard Duet, a sold out sculpture that won the Ellen P. Speyer Award at the National Academy of Design in New York.  This sculpture is in the permanent collection of Brookgreen Gardens and the National Museum of Wildlife Art.

 

Sandy’s father raised and bred quarter horses an ranched in northeastern

Oklahoma which instilled in her a love and knowledge of horses and animals.  She has a beautiful Morgan gelding that she used as a model for her powerful truncated equestrian sculpture entitled “ Equus Found Fragments” which recently won the Award of Excellence at the Society of Animal Artist Exhibition.

 

When asked what influenced her work most the artist replies,

“First was the time I spent at the Kansas City Art Institute, it opened my eyes to the fundamentals of art and imparted a life long interest and love of art history; second was my trip to the north country and Lake of the Woods when I was a kid, it introduced me to what would become a never ending source and inspiration; third has been teaching workshops: teaching is an ongoing discipline – I’ve learned and continue to learn through teaching.”

 

Sandy Scott is on the teaching staff of the Scottsdale Artists’ School, and the master sculpture workshops at Brookgreen Gardens, Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. She is a member of The National Arts Club New York, NY, the Society of Animal Artists, a fellow in the American Artists Professional League, and a fellow of the National Sculpture Society.

In 1998 the Gilcrease Museum honored her with a retrospective. At that time a book entitled Spirit of the Wild Things – The Art of Sandy Scott was published. Her work was featured in the book titled The American Sporting Print – 20th Century Etchers and Drypointints by John T. Ordeman; and in the recently published book; The Red Fox in Art by John Orrelle.  She has been featured in several magazine articles, including 10 most prominent artists of 2012 published by Southwest Art.

Sandy participates in annual juried exhibitions including those at the Autry National Center, Los Angeles, California; Prix de West, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; National Center, Los Angeles, California; Prix de West, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; National Sculpture Society, New York, New York; Society of Animal Artists, New York, and Eiteljorg Museum’s Quest for the West, Indianapolis, Indiana.  Scott’s work is in the National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson, Wyoming; R.W. Norton Museum, Shreveport, Louisiana; Museum of Arts and Crafts, San Antonio, Texas; Museum of the Horse, Ruidoso, New Mexico; The United States Military Academy, West Point, New York; The Briscoe Museum, San Antonio, Texas, Brookgreen Gardens, Murrells Inlet, South Carolina; Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa, Oklahoma; the National Cowboy and Heritage Museum, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; and the Rockport Center for the Arts, Rockport, Texas. Her monumental Presidential Eagle was installed at the entrance to the Clinton Library in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Myrtle Beach Art Museum Features Photographer’s Views of Ocean Mysteries

The planet’s surface is more than 70 percent water, yet for most the ocean is merely a blue expanse beyond the shoreline. Not so for marine life photographer Joe Quinn, whose work takes the viewer on a journey to a world of swaying corals, glittering scales and sweeping ocean-floor-scapes. His fine-art imagery, which has appeared in such publications as National Geographic, Dive News and Smithsonian, is the subject of an exhibition titled Joe Quinn: Underwater, on display from January 14 – April 21 at the Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum in Myrtle Beach, SC.  An exhibition opening reception will be held on Sunday, January 24, 2016 from 1-3 p.m.  Reception is free for members and $10 for non-members.Drifting the Void

The exhibit includes 32 black-and-white photographs of life under the sea. Ranging from up-close, abstracted details of marine life to large-scale ocean-floor views, Quinn’s images take the viewer to a world and an array of often strange creatures, that most of us have never seen: from the more familiar, colorful reef fish and turtles to such seemingly alien life forms as sea jellies, anemones and a host of other bottom dwellers.

An Oyster Toadfish waits in its lair

An Oyster Toadfish waits in its lair

Joe Quinn began his journey into the world of photography as a professional dive instructor trying to bring a sense of the beauty and wonder beneath the surface back to those who have never experienced it themselves. Along the way he experimented with different digital darkroom techniques and created his own style of reinvented photographic art. Pushing the boundaries between art and photography, Quinn utilizes and blends the elements of color, light and motion to create a surreal take on the liquid realm.

A New York City native, Quinn currently makes his home in Myrtle Beach. His artworks, along with his traditional photographs and writings have been widely published in magazines and books. He is also a member of the Ocean Artists Society, an alliance of the world’s top marine life artists, sculptors, painters, photographers and filmmakers, whose goal is to foster an interest in the ocean arts and marine life issues. His company, Swimwitdafishes Photographic Dive Tees, features his work in full color graphics.

Gallery hours for Joe Quinn: Underwater will be from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, 1 – 4 p.m. Sunday, beginning Thursday, Jan. 14. Admission to the museum is free at all times, but donations are welcomed.