Here is a look at who was chosen for week 5 of Charlie Magazine’s 50 Most Progressive:
Photo Credit: Corey Tenold
Austin Hipp – The Creative Corridor. After renovating the dilapidated building at 1600 Meeting Street Hipp has his sights set on the second phase of creating a space open to the community for the artistically minded and appreciative.
Photo Credit: Sully Sullivan
Hunter Park – Singer/Songwriter. Well-known as being the frontwoman for the band She Returns From War and also for her support of other local musicians. Park believes in the diversity and talent in Charleston and hopes it will put it on the map musically.
Photo Credit: Andrew Stephen Cebulka
Courtney Hutton Harris – Fitness Guru. Harris is proving to the Charleston community that exercise can be fun again with her BUTI —a West Coast-born yoga-dance hybrid- classes.
Photo Credit: Mark Stetler
Greg Colleton – Director at Redux Contemporary Art Center. Dedicated to Charleston’s art scene Colleton’s Art Center gives Charlestononians an outlet to showcase their creativity through exhibitions, studio space for visual arts and educational programs.
Photo Credit: Adam Chandler
Amy Brennan – Executive Director of the Center for Women. Brennan strive to make the Center for Women a go-to-place for women who want to improve any and all aspects of their lives. Extending this goal beyond Charleston Brennan also initiated the Status of Women in South Carolina Task Force slated to release a comprehensive report in the fall of 2015.
With 25 more to go here is a look back at the previous week’s featured Charlestonians:
Charlie Magazine’s 50 Most Progressive
Charlie Magazine’s 50 Most Progressive – Week 2
Charlie Magazine’s 50 Most Progressive – Week 3
Charlie Magazine’s 50 Most Progressive – Week 4
