Chloe Hogan is a journalist based in Charleston, South Carolina, focusing on local news and events. She writes for Yoga Under The Oaks, covering topics such as festivals, art, culture, and community stories. With a passion for storytelling, Chloe aims to highlight the vibrant and diverse aspects of Charleston's local scene.
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Chloe Hogan's coverage predominantly focuses on local entertainment news, art events, and cultural developments in Charleston. She appears to be interested in covering a wide range of topics related to the arts and culture scene in the area.
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The Charleston skate scene is strong, and the skate parks in Charleston today are the results of lasting community effort and dedication.
Charleston entrepreneurs face rising costs, competition for commercial property and are often small players up against corporate interests. Plus, COVID-era rules introduced all new kinds of business challenges.
During the summer of 2020, musicians Matt Zutell and Dylan Swinson met at a bonfire hosted by Chris Huber, the founder of the Charleston music journal Extra Chill, and immediately connected over their shared love of pop-punk and emo music.
Charleston City Paper readers voted Jacob Reiss, a.k.a. @j.j.quick as Charleston’s Best Tattoo Artist earlier this year — it’s a big title to win in an area like Charleston where the tattoo culture is strong and places to get tatted are a’plenty. Reiss’s work sticks out for its excellence and simplicity — he makes fine-line, clean and simple single-needle tattoos of just about anything.
Charleston photographic artist Kirsten Hoving relishes the fact that no two viewers will have the same experience of her work. “Everyone gets different things out of the work depending on what they’re bringing to the image,” she said in advance of a new show at Redux Contemporary Art Center, opening Aug. 30 and on view […]
Demond Melancon brings a New Orleans tradition into the contemporary art world with his first solo museum exhibition, As Any Means Are Necessary, now on view at the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art.
The Gin Joint on East Bay Street will host a Sept. 13 event that brings together dance, poetry, cuisine and cocktails — all in celebration of Latin heritage month. “La Noche: Tango & Tapas” is presented by the bicoastal entertainment company, DKW Productions, led by Della Watson, in collaboration with the Poetry Society of South […]
The College of Charleston (CofC) unveiled in August the anticipated new Albert Simons Center for the Arts following the building’s multimillion dollar, three-year-long renovation.
For those looking for a more laid-back experience than a concert hall or music venue, we’ve got you covered.
By: Rocco Russo, Chloe Hogan
The protection of business reputation is crucial to any successful business, and often the commercial motivation behind registering a trade mark. But is reputation relevant to determining deceptive similarity in trade mark infringement cases? The High Court of Australia has clarified the position in a recent case.
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