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Epic Night Of Literacy And Movie In The Park Will Be Sept 18
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ArtsBuild Announces 2021-2022 Mission Support Grantees
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Reopening The Bessie With A Digital Makeover
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Hamilton County Schools Freshman Wins National Art Contest Wednesday, May 19, 2021
Faith Daan, a ninth-grade student at Chattanooga High School Center for Creative Arts (CCA), was named the national winner for the high school category of the 2021 ESS Art Contest for her entry,
Young Chaos. There were 850 contestants from across the country.
This year s theme was What would it be like to go to school for superheroes? and the artwork was categorized into four groups by grade (K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12). A panel of ESS judges scored each submission based on the following criteria:
Technical skill by grade level
Adherence to the contest rules and requirements
Terry Adkins: Mute Is Now At Institute Of Contemporary Art Monday, May 10, 2021
Terry Adkins (American, 1953-2014)
Mute (from Belted Bronze), 2007–2011
Single channel digital video, silent
22:07 minutes
Edition of 5, with 1 AP
On loan courtesy The Estate of Terry Adkins, Lévy Gorvy, New York; copyright Terry Adkins
The Institute of Contemporary Art announces Terry Adkins: Mute, will be on view May 10-July 30.
Review for Mute:
In Mute (from Belted Bronze), 2007 – 2011, Mr. Adkins video composition lingers on closeups of three frames: blues singer Bessie Smith’s polka-dotted dress, her mournful face singing a tune we cannot hear, and her wringing hands.
Artist Terry Adkins cropped these three shots from St. Louis Blues, a 1929 film that contains the only known footage of the esteemed songstress. Much of the film centers around Ms. Smith’s expressive 1925 rendition of “St. Louis Blues,” which she sings after her unfaithful partner leaves her for an