Art
To the Max: Local Artist Heads to Memphis Comic Expo
Memphis artist Tony Max makes his mark on skin and the page.
Barbarians, walled-off cities, drone surveillance, and post-apocalyptic nightmare realms. No, this isn't a prediction of climate cataclysm or World War Three. These are the
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Meet Kalena Bovell: New Assistant Conductor for MSO
Bovell takes the baton for Memphis Symphony Orchestra.
It's a wonder anyone makes a career conducting an orchestra. It's competitive, requires musical skills and education beyond most mortals' abilities, and doesn't pay
With Great Art Comes POW! Great Responsibility
The Memphis Comic Expo explodes on the scene with cosmic force this weekend with more than a hundred comic writers and artists in attendance.
Metal Sculptor Lewis Body Sets up Shop in Memphis
The owner of L. B. Metal Design describes his work as "minimalist" and "volumetric."
Lewis Body was a "misfit artist" during his teen years in Michigan."I wasn't interested in school," he says. Except art. His art teacher let
Luis Arrieche: Finding Fame as a Breakdancer
Break it down: This Venezuelan transplant is making moves.
When he wasn't hitting the law books, Luis Arrieche was hitting his head on the pavement. Arrieche, 31, practiced law when he lived in
Horn Island: The Last Show
There will be a lot of "lasts" at Memphis College of Art this coming year. This is one of them.
There will be a lot of "lasts" at Memphis College of Art this coming year. The school closes for good after the next spring
Frida at Frist
The devil’s in the details in current exhibit.
Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera are so well-known in postcards and posters that it's difficult to understand their work in its own right. As
Cole O'Keeffe's "God is Real and Other Perceptions" at Jay Etkin
O’Keeffe’s emotionally expressive art is on view through August 10th.
Cole O'Keeffe, shirtless and barefoot, painted red streaks on his face and yelled, "Kill the beast! Cut his throat! Spill his blood!"when he played
Southern Women's Art on View at the Dixon
The scope of work shows a century of creativity.
Don't make the mistake of categorizing 19th- and 20th-century Southern women artists as mainly genteel painters of magnolias. Not that there's anything wrong with
Local Artist's Travels Find Expression with "Place Shapes" at the Dixon
Elizabeth Alley’s "Place Shapes" exhibition runs through October 6th.
As a child, Elizabeth Alley assumed every household had ebony pencils and kneaded erasers laying around. They were everyday objects at home where her
Blast Off: NASA Photo Exhibit at Edge Alley
Exhibition coincides with 50th anniversary of Apollo 11.
Ryan Adams loves to hear what people say when they view his NASA photographs, which range from images of the moon's surface to a
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