Many of you know David Denton, retired architect, personally and many readers of this site know him for his previous articles published here. You may not know he has a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease. In this article he explores the possible link of the disease to creativity and an upcoming exhibition that explores the theme. […]
A New Art Exhibit Explores Parkinson’s and Creativity Link
Posted on March 23, 2018 Written by 7 Comments
As Seen on First Friday
Posted on February 9, 2015 Written by 1 Comment
Before we dive head-long into news from the city this week, I wanted to acknowledge the pleasant First Friday just ended. We may have caught the best weather for a February First Friday ever, as temperatures moderated under blue skies. I’m not sure the pleasant temperatures registered in the public brain because attendance in general […]
TaTas the Talk of the Town and More on the Feminine Form
Posted on November 11, 2014 Written by 3 Comments
This is a big week for tatas around town. One big event this past Friday will be followed by another on Friday of this week. I ran into a friend during my rounds on First Friday and talked tatas. It was a bit of a surreal moment for those of us of a certain age. […]
Art That Captures the Senses
Posted on July 9, 2014 Written by 2 Comments
I enjoyed the art last Friday and the small crowds I mentioned earlier made it possible to actually enjoy it up close. I’m afraid First Fridays aren’t usually the best viewing times for the various exhibitions, but that’s usually when I see them. With the largest part of the downtown crowd settled in on the […]
First Friday Fun in Downtown Knoxville, March 2014
Posted on March 11, 2014 Written by 1 Comment
As I’ve done before, I’ll let the photographs carry most of the weight for First Friday. It was one of those nights I’ve experienced before in which I was dragging about and not real sure about getting out at all. But then, the weather was awesome and I can’t resist the buzz on the streets […]
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