Tag: clarksville

• March 29, 2026

  Christine Roth

  Christine Roth “My work is a meditation on the profound impact of my two-year journey through South Korea—a period that redefined my understanding of beauty and craft. Immersed in the everyday artistry of Korean life, I found myself captivated by the subtle yet powerful language of shape and form, especially evident in traditional pottery. The…
• January 19, 2026

  Earline Green

  Earline Green The Henrietta Dwells Series was inspired by Rebecca Skloot’s book, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. This body of work celebrates the scientific contributions made by Henrietta Lacks’ cell lineage. My interest led to Henrietta’s family tree and the Millennial Lackses. The Nautilus Shell symbolizes the evolution of Henrietta’s ancestry, children, and the…
• January 7, 2026

  Olasubomi Aka-Bashorun

  Olasubomi Aka-Bashorun For Ola, art is more than creating aesthetic images. It is about releasing emotions that are hard to let go: one’s deepest desires, anger, frustrations, and lust. It’s about expressing the good, the bad, and ugly. It’s about finding solution, discovering yourself, and escaping. Art is therapy. Art is poetry in a different…
• January 3, 2026

  Alice Aida Ayers

  Alice Aida Ayers “My art is about energy, relationships between people, with the environment, and the universe. The colors of the figures represent the kind of energy that is put out into the world during certain activities or events. Everyday activities and shared experiences comprise the pieces in this series. Overall, they are a celebration…