Arts Arsenal
The Metropolitan Arts Council is ramping up arts advocacy in Greenville
 MAC Daddies: (left to right) Kim Sholly, director of operations, Heather Magruder, director of arts education, and executive director Alan Ethridge coordinate MAC’s efforts across Greenville County.
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MAY 14, 2013
It's hard to reconcile the starving artist stereotype with Greenville’s flourishing art scene. That is, until you realize there are other forces at work. Greenville’s artists and arts groups have the Metropolitan Arts Council (MAC) in their corner.
MAC’s influence and support of the arts community takes many forms. Greenville Open Studios, gallery exhibitions, arts advocacy, cultural planning, and partnerships with local schools and organizations are among the tools in MAC’s arsenal.
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