6th Annual One Bridge Poster Winner!
Posted in Uncategorized on November 6, 2011 by winderbinder
Congratulations to Stephen Graham of Splinter Art, who was selected to carve and paint his interpretation of the Walnut Street Bridge to be the poster art for the One Bridge Folk Art Festival.
A limited edition lithograph (edition size will be no more than 50) will available for purchase at the festival.
4th Annual Faux Bridges Art & Literature Festival
Posted in Uncategorized on April 5, 2011 by winderbinderOne Bridge is still nearly 6 months away, but if you want an early taste of great art and literature in Chattanooga, check out One Bridge’s “spring twin” at FauxBridges.com
Application now available
Posted in News on March 31, 2011 by winderbinderThe application for the 6th Annual One Bridge Folk Art Festival is now available for download by clicking HERE (pdf)
5th Annual One Bridge Poster Winner!
Posted in News on August 17, 2010 by winderbinder
Congratulations to Whitney Nave Jones, who was selected to paint her interpretation of the Walnut Street Bridge to be the poster art for the One Bridge Folk Art Festival.
A limited edition lithograph (edition size will be no more than 50) will available for purchase at the festival.
We’re almost there!
Posted in News, Participating Artists on September 25, 2009 by winderbinderWEATHER ALERT.
Due to the inclement weather One Bridge will be moving indoors on Saturday, consider it more of a salon show (wine and cheese from 6-9pm).
On Sunday, we will move the show back outside in North Shore’s favorite parking lot next to… the gallery.
Come on down and support the arts in Chattanooga! Saturday 12-9, Sunday 12-6.
Participating artists include:
Christina Glidden, Jewelry (Chattanooga)
Matthew Dutton, Contemporary Mix Media Painting (Chattanooga)
Steve & Audrey Kennedy, Painting & Glassblowing (Chattanooga)
Kristy Solomon, Stained Glass (Nashville)
Julia Hedgepath, Stained Glass (Nashville)
Sarah Wallace, Painting and Clothing (Ocoee, TN)
David Hammock, Metal Sculpture & Ironwork (Arab, AL)
Herschel Kranitz, Mosaics & Folk Art (Atlanta, GA)
Bailey Jack, Contemporary Southern Art (Atlanta, GA)
Just 10 days away!
Posted in News on September 16, 2009 by winderbinderThe 4th Annual One Bridge Folk Art Festival is less than two weeks away.
Saturday, September 26th from Noon-9pm
Sunday, September 27th from Noon-6pm
On the Northshore, in the parking lot adjacent to Winder Binder Folk Gallery and Bookstore.
Wine Over Water is also Saturday night…so come one down and make it a night!
4th Annual One Bridge Folk Art Festival
Posted in News on January 28, 2009 by winderbinderThe dates have been set…
September 26th and 27th, 2009 (Saturday/Sunday)
WGOW Talk Radio Live Interview
Posted in News on October 2, 2008 by winderbinderIf you want to hear more about One Bridge, tune in to 102.3FM on Friday (we will be on sometime between 10-11am). You can also listen to it online by going to WGOW.com/fm.
Special thanks to Jeff Styles for the interview…”El Jefe” is always a HUGE supporter of the arts in Chattanooga!
If It’s Fall, It Must Be Festivals (Chattanooga Pulse)
Posted in News on October 1, 2008 by winderbinderNice article in the Chattanooga Pulse today that talks about Three Sisters, Wine Over Water and One Bridge.
Here is the One Bridge part of the article…
One Bridge Folk Art Festival
No music this year, but you can hum to yourself during the 3rd Annual One Bridge Folk Art Festival. This open-air event will take place on the North Shore in the parking lot adjacent to Winder Binder Gallery of Folk Art.
According to Winder Binder owner David Smotherman, “The concept of a festival dedicated primarily to Southern folk art was conceived in a brainstorming session in early 2006 during a monthly artist meeting at the Winder Binder Gallery. Many self-taught and traditional folk artists felt that Chattanooga needed a dedicated event to showcase local folk talent.”
Almost two dozen local and regional artists will be participating in this year’s festival, including those working in paint, metal, glass, sculpture, mixed media assemblage, and printmaking.
Free. Noon to 8 p.m. Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Next to Winder Binder Gallery, 40 Frazier Avenue. More info online at www.onebridgefolkartfestival.wordpress.com.
For the full article: http://chattanoogapulse.com/music/reviews/20-music-reviews/226-if-its-fall-it-must-be-festivals
