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    Today\'s Events
    • Fiesta Night & Billy Hopkins at Market Street Tavern, 5pm
    • "All Around the Block" Exhibition at In Town Gallery
    • Open Mic at Tremont Tavern, 9pm
    • "Jellies: The Living Art" Exhibition at Hunter Museum of American Art, 10am
    • Quarterly Chattanooga Film Commission Meeting at Chattanooga Choo Choo, 6pm
    • "Talk Portraiture" at Shuptrine Fine Art Group
    • All you can eat Comedy Buffet at JJ's Bohemia, 9pm
    • Karaoke at Bud's Sports Bar, 9:30pm
    • "Cabaret" at Tivoli Theatre, 7:30pm
    • "Watershed: Prime Elements" at In Town Gallery
    • Creative Discovery Museum’s Exhibit “Good For You” at Creative Discovery Museum, 10am
    • 15th Annual Strides of March Kick-Off Event at Chattanooga Theater Center, 5:30pm
    • That’s A Moray – Tennessee Aquarium’s Celebration of Love at Tennessee Aquarium, 10am
    • "Twenty Original American Etchings" at Hunter Museum of American Art

    Tomorrow\'s Events
    • Leticia Wolf and The Nim Nims at Rhythm & Brews, 9pm
    • "Watershed: Prime Elements" at In Town Gallery
    • "Jellies: The Living Art" Exhibition at Hunter Museum of American Art, 10am
    • Creative Discovery Museum’s Exhibit “Good For You” at Creative Discovery Museum, 10am
    • Ben Friberg Trio at Market Street Tavern, 7pm
    • Fried Chicken at The Palms, 8pm
    • That’s A Moray – Tennessee Aquarium’s Celebration of Love at Tennessee Aquarium, 10am
    • Jason Thomas and the Mean-Eyed Cats at Bud's Sports Bar, 9pm
    • "Talk Portraiture" at Shuptrine Fine Art Group
    • "All Around the Block" Exhibition at In Town Gallery
    • "Twenty Original American Etchings" at Hunter Museum of American Art
    • Multicultural Book Club: Beloved at Rock Point Books, 6pm

    Later Events
    • "Watershed: Prime Elements" at In Town Gallery
    • "All Around the Block" Exhibition at In Town Gallery
    • That’s A Moray – Tennessee Aquarium’s Celebration of Love at Tennessee Aquarium, 10am
    • "Twenty Original American Etchings" at Hunter Museum of American Art
    • "Jellies: The Living Art" Exhibition at Hunter Museum of American Art, 10am
    • "Talk Portraiture" at Shuptrine Fine Art Group
    • Creative Discovery Museum’s Exhibit “Good For You” at Creative Discovery Museum, 10am
    • String Theory at Hunter Museum of American Art, 6:30pm

    Sleuths of Imaginative History

    The Cress Gallery happily presents collaborator artists Nicholas Miles Kahn and Richard Selesnick with their renowned presentations of “The Apollo Prophecies” and “Eisbergfreistadt” (“Iceberg Free State”). Ruth Grover, curator, believes this show to be a very fortunate entry in the ongoing John and Diane Marek Visiting Artist Series.

    Media involved include performative photography, video and sculpture. The work from these installations features intricate and consummate execution, but the conception of the work remains the most challenging element. These artists of surreal history, ranging from icy wilderness to outer space, produce a vertiginous grasping for reference of the real and a satirical indictment of presumed real history.

    A kind of history of such aesthetic enterprises may be found in Matt Glass’s Constructed Realities in the Age of Photography (see www.glassbrain.com).

    Down on Earth, we may not notice floating, airless moon rocks decorating the space around our familiar moon, nor do typical photographs show the ruins of tiny colonies a century old. Here we are indebted to Kahn and Selesnick for their panoramic photographic documentation of valiant Edwardians in their buffalo space coats pondering the temporal mysteries more »



    Jung’s Big Red Book

    2009 saw the publication of the book containing the artistic vision that influenced Carl Jung’s later work. Titled The Red Book—Liber Novus, it was originally more »


    The Last Laugh Is Hers

    In many ways, Douglas Carter Beane’s acclaimed modern comedy of manners, The Little Dog Laughed, is essentially two plays: The first act is a rat-a-tat-tat more »


    Out of the Closet and Into the Limelight

    “The public enjoys watching movie stars struggle—the more popular they are, the more they are looked at. It becomes a bit of a sport.”

    Magge Hudgins more »


    Diary of a Mad Twelfth Night

    Unless you’re involved in the theatre process, either personally or as a parent proxy, you probably don’t know a lot about what needs to happen more »


    The Ten Best Arts Stories of 2009

    This past year has provided stunning art experiences here in Chattanooga, and I present the following list without a hierarchical ranking, a more random numbering, more »


    Inside Our Artists’ Studios

    What will it take for Chattanooga to become more of an arts center? Peggy Petrey emphasizes, “The arts don’t need justification.” Yes, an evolution of more »


    Score Two for “Santaland”

    When Frosty the Snowman, It’s a Wonderful Life, or White Christmas no longer evoke those holiday feelings, David Sedaris’s The Santaland Diaries, now playing at more »


    Have Yourself a Merry Madeline Christmas

    “In an old house in Paris that was covered with vines,
    lived twelve little girls in two straight lines.
    They left the house, at half past nine
    in more »


    Getting His YA/YAs Out

    Art lovers heading to New York will have a chance to see work by Chattanooga artist Rondell Crier at the Guggenheim Museum. Crier has contributed more »


    Grace Alights at the Bridge

    The recent installation of Daud Akhriev’s bronzes “Spring” and “Summer” at the Market Street Bridge (south end) presents an invaluable aesthetic achievement. These nine-foot statues more »


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