For over a year, a Nashville artist went on an unusual pilgrimage: She travelled around the country, to sites in 15 cities and towns where people of…
Syrian Refugees Seen Through The Lens Of A Nashville PhotographerÂ
Listen When presidential candidates call Syrian refugees a threat to national security, Annika Best cringes. The Nashvillian spent five weeks on the ground with Syrians living in settlement camps in Lebanon, and now, she’s using photography to show Americans the faces of those stuck in the middle of crisis.
Graffiti Artist’s Passion Is Transforming A North Nashville Neighborhood’s Walls
Listen In a North Nashville yard, artists have transformed concrete walls into canvases by painting a dozen large-scale murals. It’s at 817 18th Avenue North, in what owner A.J. Sankari says used to be a wheel and rubber factory. The man behind it is Jay Jenkins, an art student from TSU.
A Nashville Fine Arts Gallery The Size Of A Single Brick: Find It Via Scavenger Hunt
In the space left by a missing brick in a West Nashville wall, there’s a tiny art gallery — complete with its own lighting and very small sculptures and…
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