Point of View
May 2018
Art & Words by P.E. Foster
By the Numbers, 2018, Woods, steel rods, oil paints, 43” x 27”
By the Numbers began as sort of an “art-about-art” piece as I reflected on the wide degrees...
Wandering and Getting Lost: 3.6 miles with an open heart/chest/palm
May 2018
POCKETLINT
by Liz Clayton Scofield
Liz Clayton Scofield is a multidisciplinary artist, writer, thinker, all-around adventurer, and nomad. They hold an MFA from Indiana University, ...
Ingram New Works Festival
May 2018
Nashville State Community College | May 9–19
WORDS Gina Piccalo
PHOTOGRAPHY Kara McLeland
Nate Eppler
On the first night of Nashville’s 1,000-year flood, the Nashville Repertory The...
George Dombek: Recent Paintings
May 2018
David Lusk Gallery | May 1–26
The title of J.D. Salinger’s 1963 novella Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters, about the dysfunctional members of a post-World War II bourgeois American family,...
Fresh Paint: Walking in the Rain
May 2018
WORDS & PHOTOGRAPHY Norman Lerner
I love rainy days. As a matter of fact, it’s raining right now, and I’m so excited. I can’t wait to go out and play in the rain. I wasn’t always like t...
Anna Carll: Expressive Erosion at York & Friends Fine Art
May 2018
“The Erosion Series is a testament not only to the beauty of abstract forms, but also to the healing properties of artistic practice."
Anna Carll; Photograph by Al Johnson
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Arts & Activism Class in Honor of Jessi Zazu
April 2018
Student Art Show at Oasis Center's Underground Art Studio on April 26, 5:30-6:30
By Ariel Bui
Musical Artist, Founder & Music Educator at Melodia Studio, WXNA DJ & Activist
Talking a...
Metro Arts Celebrates Anniversary with “40 for 40” Local Art Acquisition
April 2018
PublicArt
By Anne-Leslie Owens, Public Art + Placemaking Project Manager
Metro Arts is reaching a BIG milestone this year, its 40th anniversary! Focusing for many years on the arts grant...