We are thrilled to share our latest group exhibition "Endless Summer," featuring the work of a dozen top contemporary artists from Charleston displayed on skate decks. Featured Artists: Caleb Fournier Charlotte Fraser Charlotte Filbert Creighton Barrett Emily Furr Gret Mackintosh Julia Deckman Kate Hooray Osmond Laura Dargan Mary Welch Fox Rachael Nerney Taylor Faulkner We loved how each of the artists approached materials and application in unique ways. We found so many complimentary elements while curating the work as a cohesive collection.  To us, "Endless Su ..read more

MG: Where are you from and where do you reside? SB: I'm from Puerto Rico, and I currently reside in Tampa, FL. MG: Tell us about your journey as an artist, did you always know you wanted to become a full-time artist? SB: Ever since I was a kid, I knew I wanted to become a full-time artist. I had an uncle who was an artist, and we spent a lot of time together. He was the one who taught me how to add highlights and shadows to drawings with just one pencil. I was amazed by all the things you could do as an artist, and I knew that I wanted to pursue it at some point in my life. I didn’t go to art ..read more

We teamed up with local Interior Designer, Gray Benko for Season 2 of “Happy To Be Home” ! The show officially premiered in late May on the Magnolia Network. Catch it now streaming on MAX and Discovery+!  We hope you tune in and keep your eye out for Miller artists throughout the season.  So many incredible pieces found homes through this opportunity, and we are thrilled to finally share it with you and see the incredible spaces they live in. Here's a peek of where some of our artist’s work ended up. A big thank you to @graybenko and @chelcieeastman for creating ..read more

We are celebrating the amazing city we live in our latest exhibition With Love, From Charleston. Featuring six of Charleston's top contemporary artists, we're excited to share this collection, whether you're near or far! Think container ships, Lowcountry views, our favorite restaurants and tablescapes, and all things that make Charleston the most charming place. We hope you enjoy this selection of Charleston-inspired works and see our city through the artist’s eyes. Featured artists include Charlotte Fraser, Kate Hooray Osmond, Jason Ogden, Julia Deckman, Rachael Nerney, and Gret Mackin ..read more

Olivia Bonilla is a painter and sculptor born in Vermont. Bonilla received her BFA in painting, with a minor in sculpture from Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts. Bonilla continues to focus on unconventional materiality, an inventive approach to color theory within sculpture. Cement transforms into the soft and fluffy, resin to irresistible hard candy. Bonilla has recently expanded her approach to sculpture through large installational series and mixed media experimentation. She was a featured artist at the 2019 Affordable Art Fair in NYC and currently on display at The Vendue, Charleston's Ar ..read more

Texas-based artist, Mione Plant constantly follows her curiosities and draws inspiration from her creative practice. With a decade-long career in engineering, Mione combines the left and right brain, creating beautifully mathematical combinations for those who appreciate both structure and whimsy.⁠ Recently, Mione's fascination with origami and the poetic works of Harry Baker led to the creation of four unique firefly pieces.⁠ ⁠ "when you finally realize that joy is less fireworks more firefly⁠ less orchestra more birdsong⁠ she will come back much more often⁠ for joy will not fight with the f ..read more

One of our favorite things about the month of May, is the Met Gala. If you're not familiar with the Met Gala, in short it is a fundraiser dedicated to New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute. "The 2024 Costume Institute exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, titled “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion,” will feature approximately 250 items drawn from the Costume Institute’s permanent collection, many of which have rarely been seen in public before." - Vogue Art and fashion often go hand in hand, and we loved pairing new arrivals at Miller with the stunni ..read more

We're celebrating the whimsical and garden-inspired works from Teresa Roche, Emily Furr and Liv Antonecchia. This vibrant collection draws inspiration from the changing season, capturing the essence of radiant sunshine and blossoming landscapes.⁠ Meet Liv Antonecchia Antonecchia's work has been collected by pottery lovers from around the globe. Her unique methods and beautiful designs are the result of 20+ years of experience throwing, forming, glazing and firing. "If my forms come from real life objects I love to give them unexpected surfaces. If not referencing a popular object I like to c ..read more

Creatives are influenced by everything in the environment, and often it’s other forms of art that spark creativity and inspiration in their practice. Music in particular has a powerful influence on mood, memory, mental health, and our daily practices. ⁠ In our premier group show of 2024, "The Playlist", we asked 35+ artists to create a piece inspired by a single song. Each song selected by the artists will be played throughout the exhibition in this unique, immersive gallery experience at the incredible Hed Hi Studio. ⁠ ⁠We invite you to join in, listen, and enjoy The Miller Gallery's playli ..read more

The Miller Gallery recently caught up with Michael James Cisarik, one of our newer emerging artists from Houston, Texas. We are a big fan of his gestural abstracts, and wanted to learn more about his story and process.  Q: How did you first get into painting? A: It actually all began during the pandemic, quite sporadically and unplanned I’ll add. I had moved into a new apartment when the lockdowns hit and after one of my artist friends created a piece for my new space, I wanted to try and began painting in my kitchen as an outlet. After a few months of honing my style and experimenting ..read more