“My Pa rty Now Dance.” Bill Capshaw 2012
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“My Pa rty Now Dance.” Bill Capshaw 2012
KNO XVILLE - The Arts & Culture Alliance will host its new monthly series featuring artists showcasing their work and discussing their inspirations and processes. T he series\, entitled “Time Well Spent: Inspiration at Lunch”\, is free and open to the public\, and guests are invited to bring a “Brown Bag” lunch.
\nThe interactive presentations will begin at 12:00 PM at the Emporium Center\, 100 S. Gay Street\, in downtown Knoxville. Parking is available at meter ed spots on the Gay Street viaduct or in the parking lot on Jackson Avenue caddy-corner from the Emporium.
\nThe first presentation in the series takes place on Wednes day\, September 19\, from noon to 1 p.m.\, with Oak Ridge ceramic artist B ill Capshaw. Capshaw will bring a port able kiln to demonstrate some of his techniques.
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Upcoming presentatio ns in the “Time Well Spent” series:
\nOctober 17 – Geri Forkner\, fiber
\nNovember 14 – Marcia Goldenstein & Jean Hess\, painting/collage\; discussion of their ex hibition in the Emporium
\nDecember 12 – Ann Lacava\, jewelry
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January 16 – Fr
itz Massaquoi\, fiber/weaving
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February 13 – Dennis Sabo\, photography\n
\nMarch 13 – Bobbie Crews\, painting\; discussion of exhibition in the Emp orium
\nFor more information\, call the Arts & Culture Alliance at 865-523-7543 o r visit www.knoxalliance.com.
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About the Ar
ts & Culture Alliance
\nThe Arts & Culture Alliance serves and supports a
diverse community of artists\, arts organizations\, and cultural institut
ions. The Alliance receives financial support from the Tennessee Arts Comm
ission (www.tn.gov/arts) and First Tennessee Foundation (www.firsttennesseefoundation.com).