Erin Davis

he opening reception for Contemporary Charleston 2010: Influence took place on May 20, 2010 at The City Gallery at Waterfront Park. In this video, curators, Erin Glaze and Max Miller, explain the concept for this exhibition, where ten visual artists were paired with ten poets. This video also features a few pieces from each artist with excerpts from the poems they used for inspiration. The exhibition will be on display through July 3, 2010. The visual artists and poet match-ups are as follows: Artist, Timothy Pakron and Carol Anne Davis, poet Artist, Benjamin Hollingsworth and Paul Allen, poet Artist, Scott Debus and Brian Penberthy, poet Artist, Kat Hastie and Katherine Williams, poet Artist, Sarah Haynes and Dennis Ward Stiles, poet Artist, Jocelyn Chateauvert and Carol Peters, poet Artist, Max Miller and Morrow Dowdle, poet Artist, Julio Cotto and Jonathan Sanchez, poet Artist, Hirona Matsuda and Marcus Amaker, poet Artist, Lynne Riding and Ellie Davis, poet

In their first television interview since Damien Echols was released from prison in August, he and his wife, Lorri Davis, talk with "48 Hours Mystery" correspondent Erin Moriarty.

Any Day Now -- 'Any Day Now is an enlightening performance documentary that tracks the 'Ten out of Tenn' tour in the summer of 2008. Not unlike the 'cinema verit ' style of the 60's, the ten singer/songwriters allow us a brief glimpse into the lives of musicians today. While traveling on Willie Nelson's old beat up 1984 tour bus, the musicians leave their mark on every city both literally and figuratively. Together the musicians reveal an era of music and define the age of their time while savoring the experience and sense of family that was created. Performances by: Andy Davis, Butterfly Boucher, Erin McCarley, Griffin House, Jeremy Lister, KS Rhoads, Katie Herzig, Matthew Perryman Jones, Trent Dabbs, Tyler James, and Will Sayles.'