Robin Hood | Legendary Photographer
Robin Hood, Photo: Anthony Scarlati
“Photography is all about perception,” claims Nashville photographer Robin Hood. “What does the photographer bring to the equation without all of the equipment?” Hood believes that in the art of photography the eye is more …
Barry Scott | A Man For All Seasons
“I have more directing credits under my belt the past five years than acting credits,” says Barry Scott.
That’s saying something, given that Scott is arguably Nashville’s finest actor and clearly Music City’s highest-profiled theatrical performer nationally. Those stentorian promotions …
Living in Art
Many Nashvillians live in a home with one or two distinctive exterior design touches, a quirky room filled with an eye-catching collection of art, or an attractive interior flourish represented by, say, a bold sculpture piece, a vintage musical instrument, …
Charles Keiger | In The Realm of Possibility
Charles Keiger paints colorful, folksy narratives with elements of the surreal. Keiger’s lighthearted scenes exist in a world somewhere outside this universe—perhaps in a dream, literal but more stylized. “I like to live and paint inside my head. My vision …
Michael Rhodes | Deep Down Cool
The lanky, unassuming, slick-headed bassist-cum-international fashion model (he has graced Parisian runways, Vogue and GQ magazines) would be the last person to boast of his six Academy of Country Music Awards. And though he’s laid the low end on over …
Robbie Calvo | Old World Artisan
There is simply no mistaking the work of Robbie Calvo. If you’ve been to the grand villas and castles of Europe, you will recognize the sensibility and ambience of his style immediately. Chandeliers, rich, opulent draperies, stenciled patterns on walls …
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