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Fantasy painter Ken Kelly’s career took unexpected turns with Frazetta and Kiss

In Visual Arts by Matthew EverettJune 21, 2017leave a COMMENT

If you grew up in the 1970s, it’s likely you remember some of Ken Kelly’s paintings, even if you’ve never heard his name. The 71-year-old fantasy artist created the covers …

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Weekend Guide: Gladys Knight, PrideFest, Brewfest, Kevin Abernathy, ‘Godot,’ Cheer-Accident

In Music Stories, Performing Arts by Matthew EverettJune 16, 2017leave a COMMENT

Here’s a list of what to do this weekend—classic soul, Beckett, PrideFest, beer, Kevin Abernathy’s CD release show, Chicago post-punk, azaleas in the Smokies, and much more. Visit the Knoxville …

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A daily guide to nief-norf, Knoxville’s contemporary music festival

In Classical Music, Music Stories by Matthew EverettJune 13, 2017leave a COMMENT

Over the last couple of years, the nief-norf Summer Festival has become one of the most significant events on the Knoxville cultural calendar. It’s a sophisticated summer camp on the …

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Central Cinema launches crowd-funding campaign for independent movie theater in Happy Holler

In Movies & TV, News by Matthew EverettJune 12, 2017leave a COMMENT

Last month, Coury Turczyn reported on plans for an independent repertory movie theater in Happy Holler—that is, a locally owned and locally programmed single-screen cinema showing classic movies and new …

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Weekend Guide: Beer, the Secret City Festival, UT printmaking exhibit, Tim Easton, women’s mountain biking, and more

In Uncategorized by Matthew EverettJune 9, 2017leave a COMMENT

Here’s a list of what to do this weekend—the Secret City Festival, Tim Easton, Dan Montgomery, a women’s only mountain-biking event, prints from the University of Tennessee’s art faculty, and …

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