Mushroom art show to help environmental education

April 26th, 2008

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The Mellow Mushroom has teamed up with the Lowcountry Environmental Education Program (LEEP) to bring the first in a series of Earth-friendly themed art shows. The first show, titled “Earth: The Beautiful and Controversial” will have an opening reception at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
The show will feature a collection of works from eight local artists. Music will be provided by Mirage Quartet, a local jazz group, and there will be a silent auction, with proceeds going directly to LEEP.
LEEP is an environmental non-profit that provides opportunities for students of all ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds to explore South Carolina’s natural environment through experiential learning. The Mellow Mushroom is at 309 King St.
For information on the events, call Jonah Jeter at 327-0346. To find out more about LEEP, Visit their Web site at
The Broad Street Merchants’ Association is collaborating with the Harbour Club and The Charleston County School of the Arts Music Program to host the second annual Southern Light-Plein Air Paint Out.
The event will begin with the artists’ signing of the canvases May 28, then painting around town that afternoon, May 29 and May 30, and on the morning of May 31. Local and national artists will be participating in this paint out. However, this event is open to all artists. Anyone interested in registering should do so before May 25.
For more information about Southern Light-Plein Air Paint Out, or to request a registration and/or a workshop package, contact Julie Sweat at the Edward Dare Gallery at 853-5002 or via e-mail at
The Spencer Art Gallery II has just announced the opening of “Coastal Impressions,” an exhibit of new oil paintings by Charleston artist Lisa Willits. There will be a reception for the artist featuring her works Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. at the gallery, 57 Broad Street.

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10 Responses to “Mushroom art show to help environmental education”

  1. Anne Says:

    No = 7.6%

  2. Evette Says:

    The pollution produced by manufacturing the car is definitely more than the pollution the car ‘cleans up’ while running. So it’s still contributing pollution to the system, if you take manufacturing into account.

  3. Morty Says:

    So many things don’t add up here…Carbon Monoxide should have no place in this combustion, either as a product (where it would be “used up”) or reactant.2 H2 (fuel) + O2 (oxidizer) = 2 H20 + Released Energy.Hell, CO doesn’t burn in any (standard) case. Unless the car has filters then there is no reason for the CO levels to decrease; and if this is the case it would eventually seep out anyway.The only thing I can think of is they were testing directly in the exhaust system where any present atmospheric CO would be displaced by the produced water and the inert atmospheric gases (mostly Nitrogen). If this is the case it really doesn’t “clean” anything.I’m sure there is an answer, but the shitty blog repost cut it out. Anyone on Reddit know what’s going on or have a link to a real article?

  4. Pansy Says:

    using as regular motor instead of a fuel cell, doesn’t sound very efficient. also, currently creating hydrogen isn’t efficient, and it’s harder to transport and takes way more space, meaning less miles per storage unit.

  5. Briony Says:

    I assume this is sarcasm, but in case anyone is confused…Solar cell efficiency = 20%Battery efficiency = 95%Electrolysis efficiency = 50%Motor/Generator efficiency = 80%Total = .2 * .95 * .5 * .8 = 0.76%permalinkparentjiub (1 child) [+]jiub 3 points 8 days ago * [-]Remember, solar cell efficiency isn’t a major problem.That number is the percentage of solar energy hitting the cell that is converted to electricity. It really doesn’t factor into “wasted” energy, more “unharnessed” energy.

  6. Camilla Says:

    Then giving up, backing out of the drive-way, ting hit by a truck and taking out half the block.I know, bad science, but that would be cool, right?

  7. Lowell Says:

    well, right now sure. but that is poised to change i think

  8. Rhianna Says:

    but why go through electrolysis to create hydrogen to burn, when you have the electricity to begin with?

  9. Gayelord Says:

    Can they power a 4000 pound car?