One of the realities of writing about a city for fourteen years is that you get to meet a lot of people and come to see them as important parts of the city. They may never...
Dogwood Arts presented the 2024 Chalk Walk this past weekend the event and the artists delivered the goods. The day started out a bit chilly, but the sun warmed things up nicely and by the time...
I first heard the phrase above in a conversation with an out-of-town guest during Big Ears a couple of years ago. He’d visited Knoxville several times in connection with the Big Ears Festival and said he...
Pivot Point Gallery opened at 15 Emory Place in March 2022. As crowds gathered for the grand opening, volumes of engaging art awaited. More than one might appreciably absorb in one evening, the wide range of...
Knoxville artist, Robert Felker, will bring his “Saints” series to the guest space at Pivot Point Gallery, 15 Emory Place, for the next month. The exhibition will open with a reception with the artist tomorrow, Saturday,...
You’ve seen her work all around downtown and in some spots outside the city. She adds an update to the seasonal mural beside Coffee and Chocolate at the south end of Strong Alley each quarter and...
A month ago when I first wrote about Paris Woodhull’s plans to open a studio and shop at 121 South Gay Street, she told me her objective was to be open by First Friday in September....
That’s the question that has been buzzing online in recent weeks in response to the plans to place a sculpture, entitled “Pier 865” in Country Music Park at the corner of Summit Hill and Gay. The...
There are lots of parts to a great city, or simply a great place to live. While we focus on businesses and development, both of which are important and get people excited, at a more granular...
In December I wrote of development plans for Emory Place, designed to turn the area into an arts destination. 15 Emory Place, a part of the project which was ready for use, has been leased by...