The S.C. State Library's monthly roundup of state agency publications includes a new catalog from a Sea Grant Consortium program that turns marine debris into art.
Based on a release from S.C. State Library.
The South Carolina Digital State Documents Depository has posted its complete list of April electronic state publications, according to the S.C. State Library.
The depository provides electronic access to state agency publications, including statistics, reports and data on a range of topics, according to the State Library.
Among the April publications is the Gullah/Geechee CREATE Coastal Art Showcases 2026 catalog, produced through a partnership between the South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium, the Gullah/Geechee Nation, the Gullah Geechee Chamber of Commerce and the Gullah Preservation Society, according to the State Library.
The Gullah/Geechee CREATE program works with Gullah Geechee and Black artists in South Carolina to upcycle marine debris collected at clean-up events into works of art, according to the State Library. The catalog features 11 artists whose work was displayed in showcases across the Lowcountry earlier this year.
The South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium was established in 1978 to manage and administer the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Sea Grant College Program for South Carolina and adjacent regions, according to the State Library. The agency’s purpose is to provide science-based information to improve the social and economic well-being of coastal residents and to ensure the conservation of marine and coastal natural resources.
More information about the state publications depository is available through the State Library’s online guide.
Source: S.C. State Library original release.
