18: Whose Line Is It, Signal Mountain, 8 p.m. IMPROV CHATTANOOGA - Mountain Arts Community Center, 809 Kentucky Ave., Signal Mountain. 17: Next Level Comedy Showcase, 7:30 p.m. 19 (with a BeCaffeinated espresso cart 10 a.m.-noon). Holiday Art Portfolio, sale of 250+ fine art pieces by 13 artists, including Ukrainian exiles staying in Chattanooga, 5:30-9 p.m. "A Celebration of Life" by Myung Joo Oh Shin, through Nov. SOUTHERN ADVENTIST UNIVERSITY - 4881 Taylor Circle, Collegedale. Works by Curtiss Brock, Scott Hill and Tania Hill, through Dec. Works by 12 artists of Mountain Arts Guild of Signal Mountain, through Dec. NORTHSIDE GALLERY - Northside Presbyterian Church, 923 Mississippi Ave.
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Finster's Rock N' Revival, series of events honoring the life and legacy of the late folk artist Howard Finster, Nov. "Infinite Expansion of the Rubber Band Mansion," new works by multimedia artist Jamie Isenstein, with video installations commissioned with UTC students, through Dec. INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART - UTC's Fine Arts Center, 752 Vine St. $20 nonmember adults (free with Chattanooga Public Library card if attending with children). Sunday Studio, drop-in experiences for families to create artwork inspired by "Memories & Inspiration," 2-4 p.m. HUNTER MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART - 10 Bluff View. Photographic Society of Chattanooga's fall/holiday show, through Feb. "Marvelous and Magical Masks" community show, through Nov. įRANKLIN COUNTY ARTS GUILD - The Artisan Depot, 204 E.
Pop-Up Project presents "If These Walls Could Talk," immersive experience with music, dance, installation art, aerials, projection lighting and craft cocktails inspired by the history of the mill, 2 p.m. Sixty paintings by Civic Arts League artists, through Dec. 42ĬOLONNADE - 264 Catoosa Circle, Ringgold, Ga. Solo member show, "Ambispection," by Donald Keefe and "Splash Youth Arts Workshop," through Nov. 12: "Free Hill: Renewal and Rememory" exhibit.ĪVA GALLERY - 30 Frazier Ave. New works by Bob McElhaney, Janet Campbell Bradley, Katie Rogers, Jeff Fulkerson, through Nov. All entries must be submitted digitally (via computer scan or close-up photo) at /wrap-2022.ĪREA 61 GALLERY - 721 Broad St. The deadline for entry is midnight Monday, Nov. 11, edition of the newspaper, along with a story about the young artist. The gift wrap will be included in the Sunday, Dec.
The winning entry will be expanded into a larger newspaper broadsheet, with several runner-up designs on the reverse side. Students create their design (one per child) on an 8-by-10 sheet of plain white paper.
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The Chattanooga Times Free Press project challenges students in grades 1-5 to design a sheet of wrapping paper that will be printed in the newspaper and used by readers to wrap their gifts. Parker Wrapping Paper Design Contest is underway. Here's what's happening in the Chattanooga area this week.
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