Spoonbill Gallery

Spoonbill Gallery is an art gallery in Greenville, SC, located at 1292 Pendleton St. The gallery holds a 4.80 rating based on 16 reviews.

Nestled in the historic Village of West Greenville, the gallery was established by Rachel Bradley and her husband, artist Joseph Bradley. Rachel, a trained pastry chef who spent nearly two decades in professional kitchens, serves as art director. Her background in hospitality informs her approach to welcoming visitors and creating a space for shared moments. Lauren Hargraves, recruited for her eye for design and experience in floral design and merchandising at Twigs, assists visitors with a keen sense for beauty and detail. The team includes artists, curators, and collectors who share a passion for original, beautiful, and unique art.

The gallery features a diverse range of contemporary works, including impressionistic, modern, abstract, and non-representational styles. Specific artists include Drue McGarty, known for hyper-realistic floral compositions; Emma Hartman, a Southern painter; and Eva Magill-Oliver, a visual artist. The collection showcases Ian Greathead’s oil paintings of bourbon, whiskey, and wine, alongside life-size paintings of birds in flight. Large-scale mixed media abstracts by Laurie Kwo and Melissa Schmidt’s glass studio works are also featured. Greenville native Michelle Berg Radford presents impressionist landscapes in oil and acrylic, while Pavni offers layered, intuitive oil paintings. Sarkis, originally from Cyprus, contributes to the collection. Suzanne Schmid’s pieces are preserved under hand-blown glass domes, and Thomas Kegler’s paintings blend classical realism with evocative landscapes. Traci Wright Martin’s finely detailed works and sculptural wood and metal wall hangings by other artists round out the inventory.

Spoonbill Gallery hosts exhibitions, talks, and events throughout the year to engage the local community and connect art to everyday life. The gallery invites artists to submit work for consideration and offers the space for rent. It operates from 10am to 5pm Tuesday through Friday and 10am to 4pm on Saturday. The gallery embodies the spirit of its namesake bird, combining beauty, grace, and quirk. It aims to be a space where stories unfold and art touches hearts, soothing minds and transforming spaces into sanctuaries of peace and inspiration.

The gallery sits on Pendleton Street, just steps from the Spindle public artwork and Hone school, and about a mile from Brushy Creek.

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Services:

• Artist Representation
• Hosting Exhibits
• Selling Artwork