Lil’s painting Cascade is currently included in the juried all media show Tennessee Artists Association Spring Show: Creativity Full of Positivity at the Emporium in Knoxville. It is painted on yupo and is 40” x 60”. Lil received the Best in Show award for this work.
This show runs at the Emporium from April 2-30, 2021.
Deborah Nance’s “Tomatoes” has been chosen for exhibition in the Knoxville Arts & Culture Alliance’s No Bigger Than a Breadbox exhibition. Work entered was no larger than 12″ x 12” in any direction including framing.
384 entries were received from 121 artists from the region and 67 pieces were selected for the show at the Balcony gallery of the Emporium Center, 100 S. Gay Street, Knoxville with the opening on Friday, April 2, 2021.
Pam George is a fiber artist who specializes in art quilts. Rather than use a traditional pattern, Pam works from photographs and paints on fabric to create quilts that resemble paintings. Pam and her quilts are featured in the latest episode of ‘HandMade’ on Tellico Village Broadcasting.
To watch other episodes of ‘HandMade’ visit the Tellico Village Broadcasting website.
David Hardin had 2 of his photographs selected to be part of the eighth annual Knoxville Photo juried exhibition, which featuring selected works from 32 artists throughout the region. The exhibition encompassed photographs depicting all subjects and genres, including streetscapes, cityscapes, landscapes, environmental portraiture, portraits, abstracts, and more and was displayed in the main gallery of the Emporium Center from July 3-31, 2020.
Claire Payne’s daily art journal created during COVID-19 is showcased in a solo exhibit at Art Museum Texas:
Jean Porter, TnWS Region IV representative, reports that 11 of the 16 artists of this region juried into the Tennessee Watercolor Exhibition (TnWS), 2020, are members of the Art Guild of Tellico Village. Congratulations to Kate Aubrey, Jann Bohnenberger, Lil Clinard, Mary Dougherty, Lee Edge, Linda Johnson, Judy Lavoie, Nora Merritt, Jean Porter, Linn Stilwell, and Laurie Szilvagyi. Region IV consists of the greater Knoxville area.
