Roger Beebe doesn’t just make short films–he performs them. Projectors are his instruments, and he lines up eight of them in the back of a theater in order to cast multiple distinct images on screen at once, stacking snippets of sampled celluloid to create a dizzying collage of movement and color.
Art/Design
“Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others.” – Jonathan Swift
KMA Announces Major Acquisition of Beauford Delaney Works
For artists and composers, recognition—or even health and comfort—often comes far too late for the…
Openings: East Tennessee Regional Student Art Exhibition at KMA
After you’ve filled up on Thanksgiving leftovers and satisfied your shopping whims and requirements this…
A Sad Day: The Knoxville Mercury Shuts Down
As if there wasn’t enough consternation in our lives, Knoxville’s journalism scene has suffered yet…
‘Gathering Light’, Works by Beauford Delaney, Opens at KMA
In an article from the Knoxville Mercury in 2016, Jack Neely wrote this about painter…
At KMA: Jared Sprecher, ‘Outside In’
An exhibition of Jared Sprecher’s work, Outside In, opens this Friday, January 27 and remains until April 16 at the Knoxville Museum of Art.
The Most Famous Reindeer of All
What I didn’t know at the time was the intriguing, and somewhat sad, back story behind Rudolph—a tale probably lost on children, but one with the heartbreak and irony that is all too familiar to adults.
July 1 First Friday Shows at the Emporium Center
Downtown’s First Friday is always a big day for the Emporium Center; this month’s events…
Exhibitions Opening This Weekend
There is a wealth of art viewing opportunities this weekend, many of which continue through the month. Of course, this weekend sees June’s First Friday event downtown, multiplying the locations and events to check out.