My Favorite Painting – Randy Moberg
August 2018
My Favorite Painting
Mary Grissim, Curator, Arts at the Airport, Grissim Group Consulting
Artist Bio: Randy Moberg
Randy Moberg, Untitled, 2005, Oil on canvas, 36” x 36”
Randy Moberg...
Fresh Paint: Wayne Brezinka
Words and Art by Wayne Brezinka
Many hours of my childhood were spent daydreaming and creating imaginary worlds. Loneliness was a frequent companion in my early years, often filling me with a sense that I di...
Ben Caldwell: Hammering Copper and Silver into Works of Outstanding Beauty
WORDS Carol Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Caldwell are a family and a business. He is the art part, brandishing his mallet and hammer to create stunning copper utensils—these and many other and varied ...
Pam Barrett Hacket: The Place Between Paint & Perception
July 2018
WORDS Megan Kelley
Pam Barrett Hackett in her studio; Photograph by Lance Davies
The works of Pam Barrett Hackett form intimate windows into “personal interiors, little worlds where I ...
Gorgeous Watercolors Take Center Stage
July 2018
Customs House Museum Through July 27
WORDS Karen Parr-Moody
Somewhere between fact and fiction lie the best watercolor paintings. They are the paintings that tease out a shy glow from the...
Ed Barnes
July 2018
WORDS Amanda Dobra Hope
Natural Edge Vase, Amboyna, pink ivory, verawood, rosewood, ebony, and maple, 32” x 16”
“Everything comes full circle,” he says, and with an almost three-decade...
Warren Greene: Feel Free to Touch
July 2018
Cumberland Gallery | Through July 28
WORDS Noah Saterstrom
I could tell from photographs of Warren Greene’s work that to get any real grasp on these pieces, I’d better see them in person....
The Other Side of Erie Chapman
July 2018
Dane Carder Studio through July 28
WORDS Gina Piccalo
There’s no easy way to sum up Erie Chapman. In Nashville, he’s best known as the former president and CEO of Baptist Hospital, ...