The Three Graces, a sculpture created by acclaimed sporting artist Joseph H. Sulkowski and sculptor Diana Reuter-Twining, NSS, will debut at Gallery by SEWE in historic downtown Charleston, SC, on October 10, 2024. The Three Graces was designed to accompany Sulkowski’s renowned mural-sized painting APOKALUPSIS: An Uncovering, the centerpiece of his career. It will be exhibited alongside select original paintings by Sulkowski through February 2025.

Inspired by the three hounds in Sulkowski’s APOKALUPSIS: An Uncovering, The Three Graces represents Love, Beauty, and Joy in three-dimensional form. Sulkowski and Reuter-Twining, working alongside 3D imaging expert Harry Abramson, brought the hounds to life using multiple materials including stainless steel, nickel, copper and acrylic with state-of-the-art technologies, utilizing sacred geometry and focusing on gesture. Their collaboration resulted in a transformative work of art that symbolically captures the journey of these figures through time and space toward transcendence.

“It is an honor to host The Three Graces in Gallery by SEWE this winter and through Southeastern Wildlife Exposition in February. Having The Three Graces on display for the public supports our mission and allows access to world class original work for the collector and the casual observer. We hope anyone that visits Charleston, especially during SEWE, will join us in celebrating the art and the artists from this remarkable project.” -John Powell, SEWE President & CEO

ABOUT SEWE 2025

43rd Annual Southeastern Wildlife Exposition

February 14-16, 2025 -Charleston, SC, sewe.com

SEWE features 80 acclaimed wildlife artists from across the nation as well as Canada and South Africa. Boasting all original artwork, the Fine Art Gallery during SEWE weekend encompasses nature inspired art ranging from sporting and North American big game to African and landscapes.

Celebrating its 43rd year in 2025, the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE) remains a premier showcase of wildlife and sporting art. Held in Charleston, South Carolina, SEWE is the East Coast’s leading wildlife art show, featuring 80 artists annually. The 2025 event will run from February 14 to February 16 at multiple venues across historic downtown Charleston, with VIP events and art previews starting on February 13.

Each year, SEWE includes well-established veterans, mid-career talents, and emerging artists. A Featured Artist is also selected annually, with Ray Brown receiving the honor for 2025. Past Featured Artists include Brett Smith, Carl Brenders, Luke Frazier, John Banovich, Dustin Van Wechel, and Eldridge Hardie. The 2025 lineup will also include renowned artists such as Sandy Scott, Walter Matia, Stefan Savides, Julie Jeppsen, Grant Hacking, Joseph Sulkowski, and more.

Collectors can explore the full list of 2025 artists and available works on the SEWE website. A limited number of VIP Packages are available, offering exclusive access to private viewings, special events, and insider experiences throughout the weekend.