Art of the State Russian exhibit at the Tennessee State Museum provides a look at what happens when art production is controlled by the state. [04-03-00] — Angela Wibking, NASHVILLE SCENE History Lesson New Orleans uses its current Degas exhibit to make a good impression on visitors. [07-26-99] — Angela Wibking, NASHVILLE SCENE Natural Progression Local Color Gallery changes its look almost as much as it changes shows. Nine years after its opening, it's still a sight. [04-26-99] — Angela Wibking, NASHVILLE SCENE Pieced Together Gregori Maiofis' classically inspired paintings at Nashville's Parthenon. [04-05-99] — Michael Sims, NASHVILLE SCENE Well-Connected Nashville artist Peggy Snow remembers dressing up in grandma's clothes. [03-15-99] — Angela Wibking, NASHVILLE SCENE Religious Experience They're shaking up old notions and rocking foundations... in church? [03-08-99] — Angela Wibking, NASHVILLE SCENE Lasting Impressions Angela Wibking does "impressions." [01-19-99] — Angela Wibking, NASHVILLE SCENE A Sense of Place Photographer Bill Steber captures the heart of the Delta and blues culture. [12-15-97] — Christopher Scribner, NASHVILLE SCENE Visual Aids A new show of Judeo-Christian calligraphy at Belmont. [11-17-97] — Bonnie Arant Ertelt, NASHVILLE SCENE Dirty Pictures Cartoon surrealism gets itchy and scratchy at the Pop Culture Gallery. [11-10-97] — Grant Alden, NASHVILLE SCENE Flashes of Insight A new retrospective of photojournalist Eli Reed. [10-27-97] — Ron Wynn, NASHVILLE SCENE Seeing Things David Ribar on the major African-American art retropsective at the Tennessee State Museum. [10-20-97] — David Ribar, NASHVILLE SCENE Carving a Place A new show spotlights master printmaker Fritz Eichenberg. [10-13-97] — Michael Sims, NASHVILLE SCENE Conscious Hybrids Two local artists grapple with their influences . [08-25-97] — David Ribar, NASHVILLE SCENE CANT Anti-NEA group CAN makes a stop in Nashville. [08-04-97] — David Ribar, NASHVILLE SCENE Messages Received Vanderbilt's mail-art exhibit raises some interesting questions. [07-28-97] — Bonnie Arant Ertelt, NASHVILLE SCENE A Pretty Grand Tour Finally, some local fundraisers that actually help promote artists and their work while helping others--one sign of a developing visual-arts community. [07-21-97] — David Ribar, NASHVILLE SCENE Real Illusions Bruce Matthews, a local artist whose stylistic hybrid toys with the conventions of abstraction. [06-13-97] — David Ribar, NASHVILLE SCENE
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