For The Love of Landscapes Appalachian artists of all genres have submitted works in a variety of media, including film, video, painting, printmaking, textiles, sculpture, collage, photography, digital art, performance art, mixed media and more. This exhibit both honors and expands the landscape tradition.
Learn to stand out and attract positive attention for your creative business. This workshop serves for all kinds of creatives, including digital content creators, visual artists, filmmakers, musicians, chefs, and even artisan farmers and foodmakers. With the help of Kelly Celeste Porter, an ETSU professor and a proven professional, each participant will begin considering how […]
January 14 & 15, 2023 Create Appalachia’s Kingsport Center for Art and Technology (KCAAT) 225 W Center Street, Kingsport, TN 37660 Instructor: Cher Cornett, Associate Professor of Digital Media at ETSU, Digital Artist and Photographer. Non-Member Fee: $400 per person including printing and supplies Paid Member Fee: $300 per person including printing and supplies. 2 […]
How can an online presence serve and build your art or creative business? Whether you're starting from scratch or seeking to enhance or expand your online presence, this class is meant for you. Prior to the class, you'll be given a set of questions to help frame your needs and goals. During the class, we […]
The Masked Man will open on March 10 and close on May 16. An artist’s reception will be held on Thursday, May 4 from 5 to 6:30 PM. Visitors can see The Masked Man at Create Appalachia Kingsport Center for Art & Technology, 225 W. Center Street, Kingsport. The exhibit is free and open to […]
Saturday, March 11, and Sunday Afternoon, March 12, 2023 Create Appalachia’s Kingsport Center for Art and Technology (KCAAT) 225 W Center Street, Kingsport, TN 37660 Instructor: Cher Cornett, Associate Professor of Digital Media at ETSU, Digital Artist and Photographer. Non-Member Fee: $400 per person including printing and supplies Paid Member Fee: $300 per person including […]
Thursday, March 30th, 2023 Create Appalachia’s Johnson City Center for Art & Technology 714 W Walnut Street, Johnson City, TN 37604 Instructor: Kim Bushore-Maki TIMES: 6-8 p.m. Stuckness, overwhelm, and distress usually arise when we don't know how to manage dilemmas. One of the downsides to being an entrepreneur is you often feel totally responsible […]
Dates: April 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th May 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th Create Appalachia’s Johnson City Center for Art & Technology 714 W Walnut Street, Johnson City, TN 37604 Lead Instructor: Samantha Culbertson TIMES: 6-8 p.m. Cost: $50 (scholarships are available!) Welcome to the Freelance Academy! This intensive course is […]
This class will also take a look at how to avoid some of the traps and missteps that artists often face when trying to show their work in galleries and exhibits. Plan on participating in a few workshopping exercises and look forward to an engaging discussion with take-home activities to help you continue to develop […]
Date: April 21st-April 23rd Location: Kingsport Farmers Market There's a new arts festival coming to Kingsport, and you can now purchase tickets for its preview event! The G.O.A.T. (Greatest of All Time) Arts Festival will begin on Friday night, April 21st and go through Sunday afternoon, April 23rd. It will be a grand celebration of […]
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 […]
GREAT ADVICE FOR ARTISTS INTERESTED IN MAKING PUBLIC ART! Artists seeking opportunities to create public art will benefit from this program, which is designed to help them find, apply for, and win public art commissions of all types. Create Appalachia and the Reece Museum at ETSU are partnering to offer this event featuring Lynn Basa, […]
