The Moon is a Tomato: Visiting Dolph Smith at Tennarkippi
No.87 By: Eileen Townsend Before I knew Dolph Smith, I knew about his home. It’s named Tennarkippi, so-called for Tennessee, Arkansas, and Mississippi, the tri-states […]
Features
McLean Fahnestock: Over the Horizon
No.87 By: Anthony J. Morris Video and digital media artist McLean Fahnestock is a prodigal daughter of Tennessee who spent a decade in California […]
Q+A with Issue 85 Cover Artist Kelly Hider
Girl/Power Triangle (featured on the cover of No. 85) harkens back to a series you did in 2011 which sprung entirely from a cache of one […]
Art Either Is or Is Not (Powerful)
What is or is not art is ineffable. You sit back and let the following images emerge like still frames in a nature-themed screensaver: the […]
Blind Field Shuttle: City Shapes as a Language of Division
Part I: Papalia’s Blind Field Shuttle “Language is like a road. It cannot be perceived all at once because it unfolds […]
Tri-Nation Collaboration or How I Spent my Bolivian Vacation
Mary Jo Karimnia on organizing her show at Blanco in La Paz, Bolivia Luise, blonde head tilted to the left, and Lisa, brighter blonde […]
Art As Community Builder – Interview with Dr. Scott Contreras-Koterbay
Dr. Scott Contreras-Koterbay is an Associate Professor of Art History at East Tennessee State University (ETSU) in Johnson City, TN. He is guest editor […]