On The Town
It was a cold and frigid night in downtown Nashville the second Saturday of January for the monthly Art Crawl. To my great surprise, 5th Avenue was alive and booming with art enthusiasts swiftly moving from gallery to gallery, being …
Publisher’s Note
The legendary photographer Paul Strand was quoted as saying, “The artist’s world is limitless. It can be found anywhere far from where he lives or a few feet away. It is always on his doorstep.” Strand, in this statement, dispels …
Theater in the Street | The Street Theatre Company Is Paving New Directions
Ask anyone to name the most famous street associated with the American theater and they will likely say Broadway. But in East Nashville, there’s a theater Street with which you may not be familiar. The Street Theatre Company is quickly …
Poetry | “Lyric” by Gina Raye Felts
Gina Raye Felts is a fourth-generation native Nashvillian and a 2009 graduate of Nashville State Community College with an Associate of Arts in Art. She works in various media including textiles, watercolor and, most recently, verse. She is a great …
Anything Goes | Marshall Chapman
Marshall Chapman
What characteristic do you most like about yourself?
My honesty. My attraction to things that scare me. You know…like getting up in front of people and doing anything! (laughs)
And what do you like least?
My impatience. Sometimes …
Appraise It
Clayton Sumner Price (American, 1874-1950) The Rider, oil on board, signed C. S. Price
Price grew up in a large ranching family in Iowa and Wyoming. An accomplished carpenter, homesteader and horseman, C. S. Price was 31 years old before …
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