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Knoxville’s Nick DeFord Redefines Fiber Art for the 21st Century

In Visual Arts by Chris BarrettJanuary 28, 2016leave a COMMENT

Knoxville fiber artist Nick DeFord is creating art that is terrifically representative of this chunk of the 21st century. He acknowledges the past by making backgrounds of deep history—like artifacts …

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How Fares Cold War Hero James Bond in the Age of Détente and Blu-ray?

In Movies & TV, Shelf Life by Chris BarrettJanuary 21, 2016leave a COMMENT

Most people have encountered British Agent James Bond only through the lucrative film franchise that has made him immortal—while making the seven actors who have portrayed him seem, subsequently, particularly …

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Positive Tip: Uplifting Movies Available at Knox County Public Library

In Movies & TV, Shelf Life by Chris BarrettJanuary 7, 2016leave a COMMENT

The theme for this column was intended to be films that might effectively cheer and brace one to meet a new year. The films that volunteered for the job seem …

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Four Classic Hollywood Christmas Movies From the Knox Co. Public Library

In Movies & TV, Shelf Life by Chris BarrettDecember 10, 2015leave a COMMENT

Since Christmas and Hollywood seem to rely so much on nostalgia, why not double your money and revel in some exceptional classic films that present those two institutions in their …

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Documentary Footage From the National Film Registry Available at the Knox Co. Public Library

In Movies & TV, Shelf Life by Chris BarrettNovember 30, 2015leave a COMMENT

The National Film Registry was created in 1989 as a tool for the Library of Congress to preserve and increase awareness of America’s rich legacy of moving images. Currently, prints …

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