Editor's Note
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Dear Readers:
After a taking a break to re-organize, the Nashville Arts magazine is proud to be back, bigger and better than ever! With a larger size, new format, more features and photographs, we are dedicated to bringing you the best content of any publication the city has to offer.
Our goal is to enhance the perception of Nashville as it grows more and more cosmopolitan every year. Offering so much more than just great music, Nashville has a world of art and culture to rival any city in the country. We look forward to continuing to bring it to you every month.
In this issue, you will find the masterful art of Joseph Sulkowski and breathtaking pictures of artist Rachel McCampbell by photographer Tony Scarlati.
You’ll also discover a surprising side to Big Kenny of Big and Rich as we tour his home and private collection with intimate photographs from Jerry Atnip.
Read about the reuniting of Mick Fleetwood and world class Nashville guitarist Rick Vito as they head back out on the road as the Mick Fleetwood Blues Band.
After taking some lessons from local impresario of casual fine dining Randy Rayburn, check out Jeff Garner and his eco-friendly label Prophetik.
The Nashville Arts magazine congratulates and appreciates Martha Ingram, this year’s Swan Award recipient, for her extraordinary contributions to the arts.
We have many exciting new additions and will soon be welcoming noted Nashville playwright Jim Reyland and his theatre column and Linda Dyer, a regular presenter on the Antiques Roadshow, with her monthly expertise, and much more…
Please don’t hesitate to contact me with comments or questions. We hope you will enjoy our new July issue!
Best,
Randy Read
randy@nashvilleartsmagazine.com





