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…
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…
The Beverly Keel & Ronnie Steine Collection
Strolling the home of Beverly Keel and Ronnie Steine may not be the equivalent of reveling in the glory of the Louvre, but it is close. If ever a Nashville private residence…
Tennessee State Museum
Upon entering a condominium in a Nashville suburb, one steps into the world of a French count, replete with elegant Aubusson tapestries, Louis XVI furnishings, and miles of Baroque paintings. A Borzoi greets visitors in a…
There is something very special about this raven-haired Belgian beauty. Perhaps it is the crackling energy that radiates from Marleen De Waele-De Bock that is both palpable and invigorating.
When and where are you most happy?
In the company of good friends around a fabulous dinner table or in Venice, Italy, in the presence of lush architecture and the sea, doing just about anything.
Both a traditionalist and a trailblazer, Shu Kubo has famously revived a centuries-old tradition through the art of Kirie or paper-cutting. Nashville Arts Magazine had the good fortune to sit down with Shu Kubo over cakes and tea in…
Eduardo Terranova decided to learn English for one reason. “I wanted to be able to read Edgar Allan Poe in English. I had read it in Spanish, but I knew it didn’t translate the same.” A native of Colombia,…
At Hillsboro High School, those students interested in a particularly challenging and rigorous curriculum have the option to follow the International Baccalaureate (IB) system, an internationally recognized educational path. While in the IB program, students are given the opportunity to…
04.23.2010 | DRAWING, PAINTING, PEOPLE, PHOTOGRAPHY, VISUAL ART
Great art and great weather drew big crowds of Nashvillians to last month’s First Saturday Art Crawl. Inside The Arts Company there were people of a different kind: two-dimensional figurative works by contemporary artist Denise Stewart-Sanabria. These paintings are part…
04.22.2010 | DRAWING, EVENTS, NEWS, PAINTING, PEOPLE, SPOTLIGHT, VISUAL ART
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 for an interview carelessly dressed or splattered in paint. This formality, I was to discover, was [...]
