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To catch a glimpse of the artist Kristin Clemens, know this: time is not linear, history is not past, and three dimensions are only the beginning. Art, her art, imitates life. Soften your gaze to see her. The surface is not the story…
Visions of the American West: Masterworks from the Buffalo Bill Historical Center visits Cheekwood
Buffalo bill Cody came to Nashville on several occasions in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. In October of 1897, The Nashville American claimed that the show “accounted for a visible increase”…
When one creative outlet becomes mundane, artists tend to find another. That search changed Simon Levy’s life fifteen years ago. He had introduced countless new musical artists and helped set the visual course for superstars as an art director designing album covers for Warner Brothers in Los Angeles, for MGM…
On a given day visiting Nashville, Charles brindley has a clean-cut look about him that makes you think he’s headed to a Friday business lunch at bricktops with a gaggle of healthcare executives. He wears a navy sport coat, white button-down, and khakis. He has…
Noted Nashville photographer revisits the images he can’t seem to forget
If you’re planning a killer cocktail party and need a conversation starter or, better yet, a highly credentialed referee, put the name Marshall Fallwell Jr. on the guest list.…
David Wright is a time traveler. The Gallatin-based artist transports himself from the twenty-first century to the eighteenth century as deftly as the bilingual bounce from tongue to tongue in the same conversation.
Many artists take a conventional path in their education, attending art school, college, university, or doing an apprenticeship with a master.
Jeff Faust joined the carnival.
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Conjure in your mind’s eye an artist whose work appears to be inspired by Rorschach-test prints, Francis Bacon, and Cubism. The art is produced on raw canvas that has been folded, unfolded, and sometimes pleated. Small sets of angel-hair-thin…
