Something New in the Places You See Everyday
Something New in the Places You See Everyday - a new show at NSAG featuring the photography of Victor Huckabee. All shots taken and edited with iPhone 3GS.
Adrienne Miller at NSAG
New show up just in time for the Village Art Walk Thursday: Adrienne Miller’s “We Have Been Here Before”
Jee Hoon Stark’s Matchbook Paintings at Nashville’s Smallest Art Gallery
The latest NSAG show is now up featuring 30 matchbook paintings from Jee Hoon Stark. The works a so intricately detailed that I’m thinking of attaching a magnifying glass to the gallery with a string, since that’s how he created all the art in the first place.
In his words:
Matchbook Paintings were inspired from the workshop I participated in Tokyo last year. I was invited to work with an incredible miniature artisan to learn and create three-dimensional small worlds. It was an uplifting experience in both mentally and physically. Afterward, I began working with small paintings/drawings and the results became many series of intricate paintings on matchbooks. It is an on going project, which I would like to continue to experiment with different techniques and methods for piecing small worlds.
Works are now available for sale online, or you can drop by the village to check it out!
Longtime internet pal and NSAG alum Matt Curry gets featured in a new campaign by Intel. So awesome!
Matthew Curry makes art. A lot of art. And sometimes it’s very big. But luckily he can also work at a small scale as shown by his newest show “Boy vs Dragon” now showing at Nashville’s Smallest Art Gallery. If you’re in Nashville, drop by the village and see them in person, otherwise feel free to check them out online.
Preview of next NSAG show with the honorable Matthew Curry. Show goes up Saturday.
Louis Reith’s “Avalanche” is now up at NSAG. Come by the village or check it out online.
Ferris Plock and Kelly Tunstall's Specimens Invade NSAG →
Ferris Plock and Kelly Tunstall have teamed up yet again bringing their unique creations to Nashville’s Smallest Art Gallery. Be sure to come check it out!
