Poverty & the Arts
A Home in the Arts
Nicole Brandt's Poverty & the Arts program sees creative homeless people simply as artists
by Joe Nolan | photography by Tiffani Bing
Nicole Brandt is a junior at Belmont Universi...
A Tribute to Bill Johnson
Nashville Remembers a Legendary Art Director
"Bill Johnson knew all facets of art. In particular, he had a great sense of type, of type design. Bill and I first met when he was working with Rolling Stone in ...
Jennifer Cole | The Way I See It
Jennifer Cole stepped into the role of Executive Director of the Metropolitan Nashville Arts Commission in 2009. After success at the helm of numerous high-profile national projects with Points of Light Institu...
Shen Yun Performing Arts
Bringing Timeless Culture to Life
A Shen Yun performance is an entrée into a timeless past. An unprecedented gathering of world-class dancers, choreographers, vocalists, and musicians with a singular purpose:...
Martha Ingram | In Her Own Words
Imagine for a moment that the Schermerhorn Symphony Center does not stand proudly over 1 Symphony Place. Envision TPAC as nothing more than a multi-level parking garage. Now, tear down the Center for the Perfor...
Spotlight | Tomato Art Festival
August 14, 2010
For one day out of the year, Music City celebrates friends, neighbors, family and tomatoes at the Tomato Art Fest, to be held Saturday, August 14, in Historic East Nashville. The Seventh An...