Critical i: Greg Pond
Critical i: Greg Pond
by Joe Nolan
I'd leave the Whole World Round pairs Greg Pond's newest sculptures with familiar favorites, to explore both emerging and disappearing landscapes. The Last Remnant Lef...
Nashville Arts Best in Show at TACA Craft Fair
by Alyssa Rabun
David Fox, owner of The Copper Fox Gallery, and Nashville Arts Magazine Editor Paul Polycarpou strapped on their rain boots and puddle-jumped from one talented artist’s stall to the next...
Glass Blower Takes Top Spot
Samuel Meketon, Appalachian Center for Craft
Every year, the prestigious NICHE Awards competition honors technical excellence and innovation in fine craft design by students enrolled in undergradu...
Everybody Wins: Building Your Collection through Seed Space’s Community Supported Art
Community Supported Art provides its 149 shareholders with unique artworks created by talented visual artists who call Nashville home. The works they receive are surprising, often unconventional, and made by ...
Marlene Rose: Tickling the Dragons Tail
Glass art equals glassblowing? Not anymore.So what other kind of glass art is there? Glass casting. But glass art of any kind is dangerous, isn’t it? Very. Heat, light, balls of fire? Yep. And it costs ...
Critical i: Ten from TACA
by Joe Nolan
Tributaries, Collaborative origami boat installation
I like my artisan crafts simple and utilitarian—too many artsy flourishes on a teapot and I immediately lose interest. That said, a few p...
Celebrating the American Hand: The Copper Fox
by Rebecca Pierce | photography by Anthony Scarlati
For those of us who still dearly miss the American Artisan and having a “go to” spot for unique gifts, The Copper Fox is a welcome relief and a whole new...
Jack Hastings and Arlyn Ende Sweet Dreams & Flying Machines
by Susan W. Knowles
Jack Hastings did not set out to become an artist. Arlyn Ende always knew she would be. Her “dreamy Southern childhood” found her scribbling on every available surface. Hastings, who g...