Charleston native and celebrated artist, Tina Mayland, has been announced the Seabrook Island Artist Guild’s (SIAG) artist of the month for July. A grand reception will be held on July 2 from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm at The Lake House in her honor, providing guests the opportunity to meet the artistic genius and personally view her mesmerizing works.
What makes Tina Mayland’s journey fascinating is her transition from a high-tech corporate profession to the fine arts. After a successful 30-year career, which included a stint as the VP of Marketing for AT&T in New Jersey, she returned to her hometown. She traded her fast-paced life to pursue a lifelong passion – painting.
Savouring her Lowcountry roots, Tina infuses the distinct charm and beauty of her birthplace into her artwork. She cited her grandparent’s farm on Wadmalaw Island, just outside of Charleston, as a major source of inspiration, capable of stirring nostalgia and delight. “Recapturing the joys of my youth” through art is what motivates this accomplished artist who spent her childhood playing in marshes and galloping on horseback through forested landscapes.
Apart from creating enrapturing art, Tina dedicates her time to serve the artistic community. She held a seat on the Board of Directors for the Charleston Artist Guild for four years and presently holds the position of VP of Education for the SIAG, where she has been a member for over 18 years.
Not confining herself to the artistic sphere, Tina continues to make significant contributions to the wider community as well. She served on the National board of the Archeological Institute of America and the Board of Trustees at the revered Middleton Place Foundation.
Art enthusiasts can visit Wells Gallery located inside The Sanctuary on Kiawah Island, or swing by the Lowcountry Artist Gallery located at 148 East Bay Street, Charleston, SC to view and admire Tina’s remarkable artwork. Discover a captivating fusion of her cherished childhood memories and innate creativity.
For those interested in following Tina’s journey and learning more about the Seabrook Island Artist Guild, can do so by visiting the SIAG’s official website. As Mayland herself states, “I am a testament that you can go home again. The post-career stage can be the most fulfilling!” – an inspirational thought indeed.
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