Regional Update: Memphis
by Judith Dierkes The South Main Art Trolley Tour in Memphis is back and better than ever. It is the last Friday of […]
Regionals
Regional Update: Oklahoma City and Tulsa
by Jessica Borusky In Tulsa and Oklahoma City, there are distinct desires to showcase artwork awash in contemporary socio-political issues. Current exhibitions that […]
Chattanooga and Nashville
by Mary Paige Pepper The first in a series of five, LAND AND SEA examines that which is seemingly familiar. Through sculpture, video, painting, and […]
Nashville: Artist Run Galleries
by Michael Mitchell Regional Update: Nashville One of the many ways to determine the health of an art scene is to survey the variety of […]
Nashville: “June, July, and August,”
by Bridget Bailey “June, July, and August,” in the melodic words of Freddy Cannon, is the time for things to bloom and swelter, and much […]
Memphis Summer
by Judith Dierkes Regional Update: Memphis With the dog days of summer in full swing I am looking forward to the fall. The many college […]
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 […]
Cover Artist interview with Mae Aur
No.86 Interview By Sara Estes Mae Aur is an artist living and working in Memphis, TN. Her painting, Give Her Space Give Her Time, appeared […]
Mississippi Artist Provides Community Catharsis Ten Years After Katrina
In anticipation of the tenth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, environmental artist Elisa Marble da Silva replaced signs of the storm’s devastation with symbols of self-discovery. […]
Regional Update: Mississippi
The Mississippi Museum of Art currently has three noteworthy exhibitions on view, with the famous American painter Robert Henri as the focal point of two. Spanish Sojourns: Robert Henri […]