Jean Avent

Ruth Baker

Connie Baldwin

Mary Black

Deanna Condon

Gretchen Edwards

Phyllis Evans

Gloria Fenning

Jaquelin Fleet

Roy D. Fuller

Bessie Hanahan

Stella Harman

Belle Mead Heckel

Jean Y. Helms

Ann Higdon

Carolyn Holscher

Reba Huge

Mary Quinto Johnson

Lasca Lilly

Cathey Johnson Mahony

Cathy Marino

Betty McCullough

Gwen McCurdy

Mary B. McElroy

Patricia McLean

Mary McNab

Jacqueline Osteen

Polly Player

Harriet Pratt

Jim Pratt

Patricia Prioleau

Tunky Riley

Gail Roddey

Elizabeth J. Savage

Sallie Simons

Harriet Smartt

Gloria Testerman

Carolyn Titus

PegVan Bergen

Chris Nelson
School of the Arts
College of Charleston
Charleston, South Carolina 29424

Telephone: (843) 953-6315
Fax: (843) 953-4988
Email: nelsonc@cofc.edu

The Charleston Antiques Symposium is an annual event dedicated to providing the College of Charleston’s School of the Arts with financial support for its educational and administrative programs while at the same time strengthening the School’s ties with members of the community, the region, and the nation. Of equal importance, and linking the symposium to the College's focus on students, it serves as both a living laboratory for students in the Arts Management Program and one of the educational offerings within the School.

The Charleston Antiques Symposium presents a variety of noted speakers who address topics related to the connoisseurship and interpretation of the decorative arts of the past. The Charleston Antiques Symposium schedule features lecture presentations and small-scale focused-study sessions in and outside the classroom as well as tours of significant collections and structures.