Culinary | The Palm’s
Wasabi-Panko Crusted Ahi Tuna
by Nancy Vienneau | photography by Peyton Hoge
9-10 oz ahi tuna steak
flour
egg wash
Panko Bread Crumb Mixture
Sesame Cucumber Salad
Soy Dressing
canola oil and olive oil
Archive for July, 2010
Anything Goes
What was the last book that you read?
A little novel called Property by Valerie Martin. It’s placed in Louisiana and written from the point of view of a slave owner’s wife. It’s a breathtaking book.
Appraise It
by Linda Dyer | photography by Jerry Atnip
Mary Marguerite Porter Zwicker (Canadian, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, 1904–1993), view of Nova Scotia fishing shacks, watercolor over print on paper, signed “M. Zwicker” in block.
Beyond Words…
by Marshall Chapman
On June 29, I was scheduled to play in the round at the Bluebird Café with Tommy Womack, Peter Cooper, and Will Kimbrough. Since these guys are good friends and Will played lead guitar on my soon-to-be…
Shakespeare in the Park | Open Air Magic
William Shakespeare’s Love’s Labor’s Lost is an enchanting evening of theatre under the stars at The Nashville Shakespeare Festival’s 23rd Annual Shakespeare in Centennial Park.
Love’s Labor’s Lost is a witty romantic comedy about four young men who take an…
07.30.2010 | EVENTS, NEWS, THEATER
Libba Gillum | Split Seconds of Time
Famous for claiming, “You cannot step twice into the same river,” the Greek philosopher Heraclitus recognized that people and things are always changing. For most of our days, I think we remain unaware of the constant ebb and flow…
Captured in Bronze | The LeQuire Legacy
Artists don’t just appear out of thin air. Something or someone sets them on their path. Alan LeQuire is well known today as the sculptor of Athena in Nashville’s Parthenon, Musica, the Tennessee Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial, Cultural…
Igor Babailov | The Russian Connection
Before he opened his front door to greet me, I glimpsed Igor Babailov through a pane of glass putting on his dark suit jacket over a crisp white shirt—clearly he was not the type of person to show up…
Cindy Wunsch | A Self-Portrait
In a paint-spattered studio in a garage behind a yellow Victorian Sylvan Park house is where you’ll most likely find Cindy Wunsch, busily doing what she does best: creating canvases full of whimsy, poetry, and emotion. Entering her world is…
The Alfred Stieglitz Collection | At Fisk University
Under the harsh yoke of slavery one of the most powerful American folk traditions was born. From the dense cotton fields of the South rose up a mighty song. The Negro spiritual gave expression and hope to many a captive…
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