The Tiny Art Throwdown allows local artists to showcase their work in an imaginative and novel format. This street art competition will transform downtown Kingsport’s everyday crevices, crannies, posts, pipes, and windows into something magical. Participants will create site-specific art installations hidden around downtown. Some of the sites are obvious and some are not, but all […]
Attention all digital artists! Create Appalachia invites Appalachian artists to submit works in any digital medium, including: film, video, animation, game art, digital illustration, graphic design, photography, 3D print and more to be included in an exhibition. This exhibition will be displayed prominently in the Create Appalachia Kingsport Center Gallery located at: 225 W. Center St., […]
Location: Create Appalachia Kingsport 225 W Center Street Ste 115 Kingsport TN 37660 Stop by Create Appalachia's headquarters in downtown Kingsport to view digital artwork in a variety of mediums. Artists from around the area have submitted works for this exhibit. It will be open to the public Monday - Friday, from 8 a.m. […]
Friday, August 11th Create Appalachia’s Johnson City Center for Art & Technology 714 W Walnut Street, Johnson City, TN 37604 TIMES: 6-8 p.m. Artists and creatives of all kinds are welcome: designers, makers, fine artists, and patrons/cheerleaders of the arts. Network and chill, or join a small breakaway and talk about some big goals and […]
Date: August 19th Time: 10a - 12p REGISTER HERE This hands-on workshop is taught by certified professional organizer (CPO®) and author Angie Hyche of Shipshape Solutions. For just $25, you'll get 2 hours of instruction, work time with individual help as needed, a worksheet to guide your project, a list of resources, and 3 bins […]
Date: August 19th Time: 1:30p - 3:30p REGISTER HERE This hands-on workshop is taught by certified professional organizer (CPO®) and author Angie Hyche of Shipshape Solutions. For just $25, you'll get 2 hours of instruction, work time with individual help as needed, a worksheet to guide your project, a list of resources, and 3 bins […]
DATE: August 29th, 2023 TIME: 6p-8p LOCATION: Create Appalachia Kingsport REGISTER HERE Want more attention for your business? Consider starting a podcast! Angie Hyche, Certified Professional Organizer®, offers her perspective as a first-time podcaster. Angie and her colleague Liana George recently launched their podcast, Uncluttered: Shaping Your Heart and Home for What Matters Most, […]
This exhibit is an exciting collaboration between EAT/ART space, the pop-up gallery from a dining room in Johnson City, TN, and Create Appalachia, a non-profit dedicated to supporting professional development in the arts. We're exploring the intersection between artists, food, and our Appalachian culture that we both steward and generate through our creative work in the fine and […]
DATE: Thursday, November 16, 6 PM to 8 PM Location: The Gallery at Create Appalachia’s Kingsport Center for Art & Technology, 225 W Center Street, Kingsport, Tennessee 37660. Admission: $18 per ticket for members, $20 for non-members purchased online. $21 per ticket at the door. Registration HERE KINGSPORT, TN: Three regional non-profits are […]
January 9th | 2-4pm | Create Appalachia, 225 W Center Street, Kingsport, TN We're excited to host this workshop, offered by AARP, Founder's Forge, and Create Appalachia. Are you thinking about starting a business? Join us to learn how to select an idea and validate it. Visions Empowerment will share important information to consider when […]
Featured Image:A Rest by the Crick Barbour, a recent graduate of ETSU's Digital Media department, makes her regional debut in this show. Her images are a study in lighting, evoking a sense of freedom and play. They capture the beauty of living and making a home on an Appalachian family farm. Some of these are a […]
Date: Thursday, February 1st,2024 No Charge for Admission (Donations Welcome) 6 PM to 7:30 PM. Artist Talk at 6:30. Light refreshments. The images in At Home in Lower Appalachia were taken on Emmalee Barbour’s family farm in Chuckey Tennessee. They are a study in lighting, evoking a sense of nostalgia and a childlike sense of freedom and play. […]
