JanuaryJan 2 Wednesday 08
Nashville Cowboy
The Nashville Cowboy clothing store opened this winter (2007). If it is being suggested that the cowboy in the mural is indeed the Nashville cowboy, then where in Middle Tennessee does the landscape look like Monument Valley?More later on cowboy boots being overused as …
Ghost Ballet for the East Bank Machineworks
Summer 2006, Ghost Ballet for the East Bank by Alice Aycock was erected on the east bank of the Cumberland river in Nashville. References to a 100 Oaks Mall homage aside, do we like it? Do we get it? Does that help?
Pita Pit Logo & Signage
Pita Pit is a place to get pita bread stuffed with your ingredient choices. We thought it was fair to say it was like Subway, but with pita bread instead of bread rolls. The manager/owner stresses that "It's nothing like Subway, we have a totally different concept …
Exhibits for January
The Arts Company
-A Preview of Things to Come
artists include:Lekhleti, and Leandro Del Manzo.
Jan 5 - Jan 25 reception Jan 5, 6-9pm
click for directions
Cumberland Gallery
-Intelligent Design
artists include: Michael Greenspan (above), Cheryl Goldsleger, Dan …
DecemberDec 21 Friday 07
Pita Pit Logo & Signage
Pita Pit is a place to get pita bread stuffed with your ingredient choices. We thought it was fair to say it was like Subway, but with pita bread instead of bread rolls. The manager/owner stresses that "It's nothing like Subway, we have a totally different concept …
DecemberDec 20 Thursday 07
The New AT&T Sign
Recently in Nashville, a new skyline icon has reared its head: the AT&T logo atop the iconic former Bell South Tower, or as we
Nashville Cowboy
The Nashville Cowboy clothing store opened this winter (2007). If it is being suggested that the cowboy in the mural is indeed the Nashville cowboy, then where in Middle Tennessee does the landscape look like Monument Valley?More later on cowboy boots being overused as …
Ghost Ballet for the East Bank Machineworks
Summer 2006, Ghost Ballet for the East Bank by Alice Aycock was erected on the east bank of the Cumberland river in Nashville. References to a 100 Oaks Mall homage aside, do we like it? Do we get it? Does that help?