Jonathan Green presented the lifetime achievement Award from the University of South Carolina.

Dr. Kim Cliett Long Interview by George Wright III who is the Creator and Host of The Daily Mastermind Mobile App and Podcast, a Global podcast for Entrepreneurs. He is also the Founder & CEO of G3 Worldwide.

Her project at the Jonathan Green Maritime Cultural Center at the University of South Carolina Beaufort aligns perfectly with her commitment to spotlight African and African American maritime history. She believes that understanding Africa’s role in forming the first global economy can change how learners see modern trade. By painting Africa as a crucial player, The First Marketplace inspires respect for cultural diversity and fosters a desire to explore more.

South Carolina Ballet production inspired artists’ paintings, Gullah culture coming to Beaufort from Jonathan Green

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An Interview with the Post and Courier

Jonathan Green became a Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts. Throughout history, the RSA has had an immense impact on the world. They've welcomed thinkers with competing visions of a better future including Adam Smith, Karl Marx, Marie Curie and David Attenborough. The RSA remains committed to creating a future that works for everyone.

Like Green's first book, 1996's Gullah Images, the new book features plenty of vibrant paintings showing Gullah traditions, life and the pastoral setting of the salt marshes along the South Carolina coast. But in the 25 years between the two publications, Green's techniques have changed to use bolder brush strokes and more depth and texture.

The South Side Community Art Center (SSCAC) kicks off their 80th Anniversary Celebration Thursday, June 17th at 6:30 pm with a virtual masquerade event! The 80th Anniversary theme is “Preserving the House That Art Built” and this kick-off event features special remarks from our co-chairs Patric McCoy and Jonathan Green discussing the historical significance of the Center along with a special awards celebration honoring local community partners, leaders, and artists. $80 tickets include an annual SSCAC Membership, a mask, and specialty cocktail/mocktail recipe for the virtual reception.

Contemporary artist Jonathan Green proposed a new way of viewing Charleston's buildings: as a testament to black creativity and resilience that fused African architectural traditions, such as colonnaded porches and metalwork, with European ones. Following Green, this essay traces a number of trans-Atlantic architectural connections forged during the age of empires.

Celebrated international artist and City of Charleston Ambassador for the Arts, Jonathan Green is pleased to announce Jonathan Green’s “Requiem for Rice”, presented in collaboration with the International African American Museum. Jonathan Green’s “Requiem for Rice” is a musical tribute to honor and recognize posthumously the scores of enslaved Africans upon whom the infrastructure of the United States was built and who were buried throughout the Lowcountry and across the United States without being recognized as citizens.

Jonathan Green was selected to design the sets and costumes for Spoleto Festival, USA Porgy and Bess production. Green will discuss Gullah cultural heritage and how he has chosen to include his cultural influences in his designs.

"Building Bridges and Breaking Ground" is a symposium featuring new research from nationally recognized scholars on the material culture of the Lowcountry. Be among the first to glean insight into a variety of cutting edge research topics related to archeology, social history, and fine and decorative arts.

Original Design Sketches From Spoleto Festival USA's 2016 Production of Porgy and Bess by Artist Jonathan Green. This Is a Rare Opportunity to Own a Piece of This Historically Significant Production. A Portion of the Proceeds Will Go to Spoleto Festival USA for Porgy and Bess 208 Coming Street - Charleston, SC - Open to the General Public.

The Eye of Opulance Exhibitions opens Saturday, November 21, 2015 and runs through Sunday January 10, 2016

South Carolina artist Jonathan Green presents us with a collection of drawings and paintings representative of the Lowcountry rice culture. The works were created as a proud example of America's African descendants, whose agricultural knowledge and skill propelled South Carolina's colonial plantation economy into one dominantly sustained by rice production. With bright, bold colors and patterns, sweeping landscapes, billowing clothing and joyful figures toiling in Lowcountry rice fields, Green's perspective of the historical past poses the question: "What if African people came here like everyone else - unchained, unenslaved?" Rice will bring to life the pride Green feels for his Gullah ancestors, who despite the tough work and often perilous conditions of tideland rice cultivation, survived, thrived and created the rich and vibrant Gullah culture unique to our coast.

400 Magnoia Street - Orangeburg, Sc 29115 This Unique Exhibition Includeds the Complete Collection of 19 Fine Art Prints by Jonathan Green

725 West Broadway - Sand Diego, CA 92101 This highly esteemed selection of art works was Curated by Gaidi Finnie - Contact (619) 253-8499 The exhibition runs from August 14, 2015 through October 18, 2015.

This Award Is the Most Prestigious Honor Bestowed by the Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce. It Recognizes Individuals Who Have Made a Significant Impact on the Beaufort Community and Lowcountry Region. Only One Person Is Chosen Annually for the Pat Conroy Palmetto Achievement Award.