Just The Facts, Ma’am
Local artist Paul Collins talks about the intersection of art and reporting ahead of his upcoming exhibit at Zeitgeist Gallery
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Up in the Air
At Harlan Ruby, one creative family is spreading “sparkle and joy and happiness” across Nashville
Where There’s Weird, There’s a Way
Inside the bizarro folk art world of Brett Douglas Hunter
NFA Honor Awards Afterparty
Thanks to all of the beautiful people who partied with us at the NFA Honors Awards Afterparty at the Brownlee Design Studio.
Wide Awake
After two decades of creating sublimely abstract, postmodern portraiture, Julia Martin is only now finding her voice
Working It Out
An interview with local artist Marlos E’van
Things Fall Apart
Inside the controlled chaos of artist Amelia Briggs
This Woman’s Work
Artist Vadis Turner discusses homecoming and the work behind her new Frist show
No Excuses
Those Darlins’ Linwood Regensburg interviews his former bandmate Jessi Zazu ahead of her upcoming art exhibit in Wedgewood-Houston
Lost and Found
BASKETBALLS, HUBCAPS, LIQUOR BOTTLES, AND YOUR PRECONCEIVED NOTIONS ABOUT RACE ARE ALL FAIR GAME FOR ARTIST BRANDON DONAHUE
Artist Spotlight: Brian Wooden
BRIAN WOODEN IS A VISUAL ARTIST AND MUSICIAN FROM COLUMBUS, OHIO. HE DESCRIBES HIMSELF AS POLITELY CYNICAL, AND HE’S INTO THE COLOR PINK AT THE MOMENT. HE LIKES POETRY BUT THINKS IT'S BULLSHIT, AND HIS CURRENT SERIES DEALS WITH FRAGMENTATION AND LAYERS.
Country Boys Can Survive
A PEEK INTO NASHVILLE'S SKATEBOARDING COMMUNITY
Sound and Vision
Record Store Day Cofounder Don VanCleave on southern life, the music industry, and his Rymer Gallery exhibit, Southernacana
Will Work for Laughs
An interview with Nate Bargatze, the Nashville comedian that Marc Maron and Jim Gaffigan think you should know about.
