James Zimmermann Could Win The Culture War
By Jerod Ra'Del Hollyfield
How the cancelled clarinetist provides a new blueprint for the takeback of arts institutions
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A Night at The Opera
By Jerod Ra'Del Hollyfield
With The Shining, Nashville’s local opera company proved the relevance of the form while making a case for city’s future
Picasso in the Suburbs
By Jerod Ra'Del Hollyfield
Hendersonville’s Monthaven brings the modernist master to Tennessee
Into the Wild at Maxwell Gallery
By Emma Evatt
Nashville Art & Fashion You Should Know
Late Winter at The Frist Art Museum
By Jerod Ra'Del Hollyfield
Like most cultural institutions, The Frist has struggled in the wake of the pandemic. But the timing for Nashville’s destination art museum couldn’t have been…
Art Review: Rendezvous
By Jerod Ra'Del Hollyfield
Lee Alexander McQueen/Ann Ray @ The Frist Art Museum
Bill Burr Takes on Lower Broad
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldCulture
The comedian’s pragmatic social critique offers a promising version of Nashville.
EXCLUSIVE: Metro Arts launches initiative to 'return land, money, and resources' to 'Indigenous, African, and Asian peoples'
By The PamphleteerCulture
Executive Director Daniel Singh has surrounded himself with a cadre of radical consultants and has pledged to re-envision Metro Arts as an anti-racist…
A Look at David Payne's Churchill
By Tyler Hummel
A conversation with the actor ahead of his sold out one-man-show at TPAC
Review: Nashville Shakespeare Festival’s Much Ado About Nothing
By Tyler Hummel
This year's festival is “All Mirth and Not Matter”
Natural Architecture
By Geneva DeCobertCulture
The best building practices are thousands of years old
The Personal Performance Artist
By William HarwoodSports
Nashville Ultra Runner John Hardin Sculpts Himself into a Self-Mastery Piece
Tract Housing in Drag
By Edward Landstreet
The architectural trend that has Nashville by the short and curlies
