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Lifestyle Letter HELLO, AND WELCOME TO THE PREMIERE ISSUE OF BELLE MEADE LIFESTYLE—WHERE WE’RE INSPIRED BY COMMUNITY, AND HOPE THIS MAGAZINE INSPIRES YOU, TOO! We’re thrilled to be your source for all things local here in Belle Meade, Green Hills and Forest Hills. As you flip through these pages, you’ll be drawn into the incredible

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FEATURES 14 The 2021 Porsche Taycan A Sports Car With An Electrified Soul

18 A Heart for Giving Patricia Frist And Her Legacy To The Arts (And So Much More) In Nashville

22 Vincent Peach Redefines Luxury Jewelry How A Nashville Designer Propelled His Family’s Pearl Empire To The Forefront Of Luxury Jewelry Industry

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revamp Nashville's iconic Capitol Grille restaurant

an eclectic assortment of fine antiques, vintage and

at the best-in-class, five-star Hermitage Hotel.

retro furnishings, estate jewelry, industrial pieces

Construction is underway, with a fall debut planned.

and artwork and more. GasLamp stores are home

A new menu of the chef’s signature plant-based

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ARTIST’S PALETTE ARTICLE PAUL STANLEY AND JULIE BROWN PATTON

MARIA D’SOUZA UNIQUE BEADED SKULL ART OF MARIA D'SOUZA IN HIGH DEMAND Maria D’Souza, already an award-winning artist, found her creative outlet using beads and design talent on animal skulls to produce captivating works of art coveted by celebrities and collectors around the world. Maria was born in Portugal, and lived on five different continents. As her artistic work transitioned from canvas to wood, she encountered artists using skulls in their designs and became transfixed on the idea of using beads. “I’m an animal lover, so it’s imperative the skulls I acquire come from ethically sourced providers,” says Maria. “Most of my domestic skulls are acquired from small family farms and animal sanctuaries, and the animals have lived long lives. More exotic skulls are usually found in the wild and have died by natural causes or predators. All of my providers are registered and have purchased special ‘tags’ that allow them to remove animal remains.” When Maria began creating her beaded skull art six years ago, after trying dozens of options, she finally found someone who took the time to develop the perfect glue combination for the bead to permanently stick to the bone. Each beaded skull takes about 150 hours to complete, depending on the project’s size and scope. For custom pieces, Maria consults with clients about the room or location where the artwork will reside, color combinations and other considerations. “If needed, I’ll suggest what I believe works best.” Because her completed skulls were once living, breathing creatures, Maria wants those who acquire her work to appreciate the animal’s life and contribution to nature. If possible, she also wants them to know the animals’ history because some were pets or recognized by the natives for years. Some of the proceeds for the skulls she purchases are used to help feed and clothe tribes in Africa. BeadedSkullArt.com

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TALKING WITH SKULL ARTIST MARIA D’SOUZA, SONGWRITER ANTHONY SMITH AND ABSTRACTION PAINTER GINA JULIAN

SPOTLIGHTING CR EATIVITY

ANTHONY SMITH ANTHONY SMITH PENS SONGS FOR COUNTRY'S MUSIC ELITE When Anthony Smith moved from East Tennessee to Nashville in the mid-1990s, this singer-songwriter achieved major successes when artists such as Lone Star, George Strait and Trace Adkins recorded his songs. What separates songwriters in Nashville is consistently combining lyrics and melody to create a song that brings tears or a smile in unison. Anthony’s desire to perform began when his dad brought home a powder blue Fender Mustang guitar. By age five, Anthony knew a few chords and started constructing melodies. He then played guitar for his church band and instructed the older adults on harmonies. Gospel music was all Anthony knew, although he occasionally heard Elvis and Creedence Clearwater Revival songs. But the day a classmate introduced him to Aerosmith’s “Toys in the Attic” album, he realized his chosen instrument could make lots of cool sounds. Fast forward to the mid-90s: Anthony and his new bride made the 2.5-hour drive to Music City, where Anthony landed a decent job with a cable company. “Back then, all artists and bands coming out of Nashville had their own unique sound,” says Anthony. “It’s not that way today. I was in Nashville at the end of one era and started another. But I can’t complain because the business has been good to me.” Anthony didn’t get his first break until he signed with Mercury Records, and released his debut album “If That Ain’t Country.” Although Anthony’s career as a solo artist or frontman didn’t expand as planned, his songwriting

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skills made him one of the sought-after writers in town. His songwriting credits include, “Run” and “Cowboy Like Me,” by George Strait, “Chrome” and “I’m Tryin,” by Trace Adkins, “I’m Already There” by Lonestar, as well as cuts by Faith Hill, Tim McGraw,

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GINA JULIAN VIBRANT, SHOWSTOPPING COLOR FIELD PAINTINGS

Hard-edge abstraction painter Gina Julian seeks to explore energy and motion through the use of flat color. This Nashville native enjoys evoking emotions by varying colors according to hue, saturation and value. “I’ve long been fascinated by effects of color on the human psyche,” she confides. Her color palettes experiment with color interactions, and how perceptions of colors can be altered based on surroundings. She also enjoys using color to suggest movement in her works, often giving viewers multiple perspectives on the direction of her crisp lines. From her Franklin-based studio since 2017, Gina classifies her acrylic paintings as Optical Art. “I wholeheartedly believe in the positive impact of living with art and experiencing it on a daily basis,” says Gina, who also appreciates contributions of personalized interior design. In the past, Gina says many people wanted to surround themselves at home with calming, neutral colors, as a way to relax from busy work spaces. However, self-quarantining due to COVID-19 has left people instead needing stimulation in their homes, she explains. “Now, a lot of people are starved for color, as well as happiness in their homes. They’re looking for something to liven up their residences. My large blocks of color help do that,” she says. Using her bold artworks as desired and sought-after Zoom videoconferencing backgrounds even caught on rapidly. “I’m told my op art paintings definitely become focal points,” she quips. Gina typically releases collections of paintings a handful of times each year; in fact, during February, she just released a small works collection within 12x12-inch wooden or metallic frames. She’s planning a large works release for early April. Additionally, she’s open to commissioning paintings in-between releases. To discuss custom options, email gina@ginajulian.com. Instagram @gina_julian GinaJulian.com 12

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DRIVER’S NOTEBOOK

A SPORTS CAR WITH AN ELECTRIFIED SOUL THE 2021 PORSCHE TAYCAN ARTICLE JENNIFER DOWNS | PHOTOGRAPHY JOSH VAUGHN ELECTRIC VEHICLES ARE GAINING TRACTION IN THE AUTO-

The 4S goes from 0-60 mph in 3.8 seconds. If you like speed, you'll

MOTIVE INDUSTRY. In fact, in 2020, global sales of electric vehicles

be blown away by the Turbo S model, which reaches 60 mph in

(EVs) reached more than $3.2 million.

2.8 seconds, making it the fastest and quickest accelerating bat-

EVs give people an opportunity to drive a car that's friendlier to the environment, has superb efficiency, less energy cost, less maintenance and better overall performance – not to mention they're fun to drive. Belle Meade Lifestyle took a 2021 Porsche Taycan 4S on the road to experience this EV for ourselves.

tery-powered car that Motor Trend has ever tested. In the Taycan, you'll find yourself driving faster than you thought before you even realize it. There's a long list of luxury options in this vehicle, including four-zone climate control, massaging front seats, a heated steer-

When you get behind the wheel of a Taycan (pronounced “tie-

ing wheel, and heated rear seats. The Taycan 4S comes stan-

con”), it immediately feels like a Porsche -- the driving position is low,

dard with a 522-hp powertrain, adaptive air suspension, a partial

the steering wheel feels familiar, it's extremely quiet, and it's FAST.

leather interior, and keyless entry.

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This month, Porsche is rolling out the

Have you already forgotten this car is

standard 2021 Taycan with a starting price

electric? When you drive a Taycan, it doesn't

of $79,980.

feel like an electric car on the inside. It's not

Inside the sleek-looking Taycan, it's equipped with all the technology a driver would need.

trying to be different or unconventional, it's

MSRP: $137,080

just a Porsche that happens to be electric.

EXTERIOR COLOR: Chalk SEATING: 4

The design appears simple and in line with

An important part of any EV is the bat-

other Porsche models. There's no shortage

tery range and charging of the vehicle. Its

DRIVETRAIN: AWD

of screens once you're inside: a 16.8-inch,

range is approximately 203 miles according

BASE PRICE: $79,980

curved display for the gauges and two cen-

to the EPA. That sounded low for standard

trally located touch screens that control the

EVs, and our research found testing by a

infotainment. The 2021 model is upgraded with

third-party and individuals in the market say

heads-up display and Smartlift function. The

278-290 miles is more accurate. Taycans

Taycan can be programmed so that it's auto-

can be charged at home with 240-volt

authentication is handled automatically via

matically raised in certain, recurring locations,

electrical adapter or at public charging sta-

the ISO 15118 standard. Plug and Charge is

such as speed bumps or driveways.

tions. It takes between 9-10 hours to fully

available at many Electrify America charging

The Taycan boasts a center of gravity

charge with a standard 240-volt charger; an

points, found throughout Nashville.

lower than that of the 911 (actually lower

upgrade from a 79-kWh battery pack for a

than any car Porsche makes), and any EV on

93-kWh unit is available.

In a sea of electric vehicles on the road in Nashville, the Taycan truly stands out. If

the market; and this characteristic alone is

A new feature in the 2021 Taycan is the

you're ready to experience an EV, have a love

enough to make the automotive world stand

Plug and Charge. Taycan drivers merely

for sports cars and enjoy the faster pace of

up and pay attention.

have to plug in the charging cable and

life, the Taycan is a clear choice.

"WHEN YOU DRIVE A TAYCAN IT DOESN'T FEEL LIKE AN ELECTRIC CAR ON THE INSIDE. IT'S NOT TRYING TO BE DIFFERENT, IT'S JUST A PORSCHE THAT HAPPENS TO BE ELECTRIC."

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LOCAL LIMELIGHT PATRICIA FRIST AND HER LEGACY TO THE ARTS (AND SO MUCH MORE) IN NASHVILLE

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WHEN MANY PEOPLE HEAR THE NAME PATRICIA FRIST, WHAT USUALLY COMES TO MIND IS A WOMAN WHO DEDICATED HER LIFE TO HELPING OTHERS THROUGH CHARITIES AND FOUNDATIONS, AS WELL AS ONE WHO HAS GARNERED A NUMBER OF PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS AND WHOSE NAME IS PROUDLY DISPLAYED ON BUILDINGS THROUGHOUT THE REGION. However, to her family, she was first and foremost a caring mom to her children, Patricia “Trisha” Elcan, Thomas III ”Tommy” and William ”Billy,” as well as a supportive and loving wife to Thomas Frist Jr., and a wonderful Grandmother. “My mom was my best friend,” says daughter Trisha Elcan. “I talked to her 10 times a day.” This past January, Patricia Frist passed away

Nashville,” says Trisha. “She and my father realized that bringing

at the age of 81. Not only did the world lose a

arts to a community was important for two reasons: One is that

generous and tireless philanthropist, but her

if you really want to attract other people and businesses who

family lost their beacon of light.

want to help and have the community grow and flourish, arts is

Dr. Thomas and Patricia Frist were married

an important aspect of that.

for 60 years. “My parents dated since the eighth

“Two, they realized that they weren’t that exposed to art grow-

grade, and they had that true love everybody

ing up, and as Dad was successful in business and they were

hopes for. And she and my dad were real team-

able to travel, they saw a whole other world. So they felt it was

mates when it came to helping and doing for oth-

important for people in Nashville who didn’t have the opportunity

ers. It’s hard to talk about my mom separate from

to go other places to have that same access.”

my dad, because they were such a team.”

They were also instrumental in the founding of the Frist Art Museum. “They wanted to make sure the arts were thriving in

That’s one of the reasons why the Frist Art Museum doesn’t

The couple was dedicated to making the world

have a permanent collection, she explains. A child or senior

a better place, and this is especially evident in the

citizen who has never left Tennessee (every student and every

Nashville area. In addition to giving their time and

senior can go for free) can see a large rotation of works by

financial support to numerous charities and foun-

world-renowned artists.

dations, they’ve given endowments to many local

“The reason they decided to focus on visual arts is because

arts organizations, including the ballet, the sym-

that was a missing element in Nashville, and my mom put a lot of

phony, and the Tennessee Museum for Art.

time and energy into making sure the museum had the necessary

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financial support, not just from our family, but from others, too. My mom and dad were always very good about bringing in other supporters because they realized that none of this could be done in a lasting way on their own.” Supporting education was also a passion for Mrs. Frist. “She was a special-ed teacher, and my mom and dad lived in this tiny apartment when I was a baby, and she sometimes spent her salary on buying her students’ shoes and other things they needed.” She also felt strongly about nursing, says Trisha. “My father was a doctor, and my family’s business is hospitals. My mom was a big part of that, and she saw the true value of what nurses bring into health care, which has really been brought to light during COVID.” Some of the greatest things she did, though, were those no one ever knew about, except the people she helped. One of these fortunate recipients was a former neighbor. Years ago, he was standing in the street on an icy winter night with his dog watching his home burn. Mrs. Frist, upon learning of this, walked down the road to bring him a coat, food and dog food. She even offered him a place to stay, in her own house. “This story epitomizes who she was her entire life,” says Trisha. “It wasn’t for the glory; she genuinely wanted to make

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HOW A NASHVILLE DESIGNER PROPELLED HIS FAMILY’S PEARL EMPIRE TO FOREFRONT OF LUXURY JEWELRY INDUSTRY

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ARTICLE PAUL STANLEY PHOTOGRAPHY ALI MILLER

ON A CHILLY WINTER MORNING, VINCENT PEACH

After high school, Vincent received training in jewelry

STROLLS ALONG THE FENCE LINE AT HIS QUARTER

design in Memphis. He already had a grasp of the basics,

HORSE RANCH WEST OF NASHVILLE TO RELAX

so he focused on more intricate design methods. “I loved

AND REFLECT ON THE PAST TWO DECADES. From

designing complicated pieces at an early age, so it came

his family’s roots along the Tennessee River in West

naturally to me,” says Vincent.

Tennessee to designing exquisite pearl jewelry, his suc-

One benefit is that his dad developed business

cess is measured by his creative passion and work ethic.

interests worldwide. While visiting the Bali home of

When people think of freshwater pearls, Tennessee’s

world-famous designer John Hardy, Vincent became

own Camden isn’t the first location that usually comes to

intrigued with his antique collection. “Eventually, I

mind. Vincent’s dad, former Tennessee State Rep. James

got the itch to do something else, so I went into the

Peach, is a third-generation fisherman who founded the

furniture business.”

United States Pearl Company in 1973. In 1981, the company found a niche market supply-

He decided to stay in Indonesia to acquire antiques, sending them back to Tennessee.

ing mussel shells to the Japanese pearl industry. The

A decade later, he sold the furniture business. After

elder Peach leased land from the Tennessee Valley

taking a two-year sabbatical on his 60-foot sailboat,

Authority for a pearl-harvesting operation. After the

Vincent decided to return to his jewelry roots. “The only

mussels are retrieved from the murky, river bottoms

thing I was really passionate about was jewelry. Plus, it’s

by trained divers, they are pried open and nucleated.

a lot easier to ship jewelry than furniture.”

Afterward, they are placed in cages tied to floating PVC pipes until the pearl matures.

Today Vincent Peach has two locations in Nashville. The downtown location in Marathon Village is where

His dad’s entrepreneurship expanded beyond fishing

most of his designs are manufactured. His flagship retail

when he purchased several local jewelry stores. That’s

boutique is located in Green Hills. His pieces also are

where Vincent first developed a passion for designing

sold in more than 100 luxury stores nationwide, including

pieces, especially with his family’s pearls.

The Hermitage Hotel.

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VINCENT PEACH REDEFINES LUXURY JEWELRY (CONTINUED)

While there are many designers in the

The jeweler’s exquisite designs also

upscale jewelry market, Vincent says he

are worn by Carrie Underwood, Reba

understands his designs need to stand

McEntire and Connie Britton.

out. “Coming up with something uniquely

Vincent and his girlfriend, Michelle Garcia,

you is important in this business,” explains

travel extensively for business, so finding time

Vincent. “People have always loved my

to unwind is essential. That’s where his ranch,

curl and equestrian designs. When you

“La Pearla,” comes in. The couple enjoys

look at my pieces, you instantly know it’s

spending as much time as possible riding and

a Vincent Peach design.”

grooming their stable guests. There are only

Vincent Peach features a variety of pearls with different price points. Freshwater

will change in the next few months.

pearls, like the ones harvested from his

Keeping with his love for horses, Vincent’s

dad’s operations are extremely popu-

equestrian designs help set him apart in the

lar. There are also Tahitian pearls and

luxury market. Vincent Peach was the jew-

Australian South Sea pearls.

eler for the 2020 Breeders Cup, held annu-

Like most other sectors, Vincent admits

ally at Keeneland in Lexington, Kentucky.

most everyone in the luxury market took a

“I’m really into Quarter Horses, and work-

hit in 2020 and had to make adjustments

ing with them inspires my designs. They

to their marketing strategy. One upside is

come naturally to me. All of the hardware I

online orders increased around 300 percent.

design is my own. If you look at my Montana

Vincent’s timing in the market seems to

bracelet, you can definitely see the eques-

bode well. First, he’s starting to create more

trian influence. Equestrian jewelry is time-

“luxury” pieces -- meaning those priced at

less and classic.”

$15,000 and higher. “As the Vincent Peach

As a jeweler, Vincent pays close atten-

brand grows, more people that buy luxury

tion to the metals market, too. “I see more

pieces are noticing us.”

demand for gold, even though it’s at an all-

Another area where he sees growth is in the men’s market. In fact, the interest

time high. But I also know the demand for silver is increasing as well.”

in his men’s line has grown significantly,

Both Michelle and Vincent love being

so Vincent plans to double the collection.

based in Nashville. Besides catering to the

Being headquartered in Nashville has

music industry’s elite performers and insid-

other advantages, too.

ers, Music City’s exceptional growth rate

“Lots of artists in the music industry, both male and female, come in and ask me to cre-

a few horses on the ranch this winter, but that

over the past decade provides a growing customer base for Vincent Peach jewelry.

ate custom designs. We’re seeing more male

“I’m one of the few Nashville natives I

artists such as Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler add

know, so that works for my advantage,”

our pieces to their collection. It’s definitely a

notes the smiling designer. “I love Nashville,

growing part of our business.”

and it’s a great place to do business.”

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She says for the time-being they will continue to rely heavily on technology, perhaps even offering an online show for artists, such as Scott Hill, one of the gallery’s best-selling artists and longest running painter. “Every 15 minutes here is different, and every one of us here are pros, so we can handle flexibility,” she adds. “Bennett Galleries has the best of the best in Nashville. We’ve all landed here for the long run,” says the artistic owner who’s now LIFE IS AN ART, NOT A SCIENCE. This concept is especially true at

also grateful to witness an influx of new residents from other cit-

a local art gallery that exudes a powerful synergy of styles.

ies flocking to the Music City, all ready to decorate their homes to

As a staple fixture of Green Hills shops since 1978, Bennett

match their fresh beginnings.

Galleries showcases contemporary fine art paintings, ceramics, sculptures and artwork by both established and emerging artists. “Whether you’re an experienced collector or just looking for your

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Perkins, who took over ownership of the shop in 2018, when the founder, Bill Bennett, retired. Prior to that, she had managed the two-

The gallery’s staffers wear masks, disinfect between clients and

story gallery for 20 years.

offer curbside pickup.

Because Elizabeth feels like a Bennett family member herself, she says the transition was a smooth, natural one not often

Current operating hours are Monday through Friday 9:30 a.m. to 5:30

noticed by customers due to the consistent approaches and the

p.m., and Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

gallery’s popular culture. She adds that she can empathize with anyone new to art, because when she first joined the gallery’s team she worked hurriedly to broaden her art knowledge beyond her first love of folk art and primitive or tribal pieces. “My husband’s

“ I alway s enjoye d ar t , and I re all y like d le arning how to guid e p e op le in pre f erenc e s and s e le c tions that mad e them happy. I t was a G o d thing , you k now,” Eliz ab e th

singer/songwriter [Randy Perkins, also known as Diggy of the band Dignus] career brought us to Nashville in 1994. Understanding so many facets of art was much like entering a foreign language immersion program,” she recalls. “I always enjoyed art, and I really liked learning how to guide people in preferences and selections that made them happy. It was a God thing, you know,” Elizabeth says, thinking back to her 25-year-old self. Bennett Galleries also is a full-service custom framing shop, and a novel place to find unique gifts and ready-made photo frames in the Nashville area. “We create custom archival framing, plus have a large selection of ready-made frames,” says Elizabeth. Given COVID-19 circumstances, she says people have been scrutinizing their homes more closely. “With so many working from home and cleaning out attics or closets, they found gems to frame and we were fortunate in that need spilled over to us. We continued to post and sell artwork online and social media, even out-of-state, often working with interior designers,” shares Elizabeth. Once mandatory business pandemic shutdowns allowed for reopening, she says the gallery was slammed with appointments. “We also ran artwork out to our parking lot so people could see options. We’re super thankful for loyal customers and being able to keep the business going in different ways during this time. It’s been awesome to see,” Elizabeth adds. CityLifestyle.com/BelleMeade

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Richard and Julie Modica

The gallery carries many types of art, including paint-

remodeling the space, Rich and Julie opened but faced a

ings, photography and sculptures. This direction originally

new business challenge only about a half year afterward

was partially guided by the Modicas’ shared passion for

when the COVID-19 pandemic went into full swing.

art, design, vintage and collectibles, including mid-century furniture, art, ceramics and glass.

Taking the first syllable of their last name and organically combining it with the notion of modern art and the Odd

Since opening the gallery during July 2019, Rich says

Fellows -- a fraternal order devoted to the character of

the goal is to provide clients with a variety of experi-

mankind through principles of friendship, love, truth, faith,

ences there, diving into artistic styles or statements they

hope, charity and universal justice -- they believed the

haven’t seen before. “We like to pick artists whose work

authentic principles behind the new gallery’s name would

makes people say, ‘wow, that’s interesting,’ and then

help pull them through.

they study it,” asserts Rich. “When art draws reactions, then it’s doing its job.”

“It’s been a rollercoaster, and we’re being as careful as possible regarding health safety, but we’re keeping

The same holds true for the building that houses the gal-

it afloat and doing well,” confirms Rich, who is open by

lery. Rich had an immediate visceral reaction to the space

appointment, but hoping during March to return to the

when he first saw it. The previous owner was Nashville

regular business hours of Tuesday through Saturday

talent and tour manager Dale Morris, who used to house

from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

gold records, sound systems and tour buses for some

After planning a large artist reception for last

of country music’s biggest acts. After five months of

spring for “The Jealous Curator,” Danielle Krysa, the CONTINUED >

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pandemic-related shutdown occurred. Due to promptly promoting that same event online, Rich says they were able to still quickly sell half the show. They’ve also caught the attention of out-of-town buyers, shipping to other states and internationally. Check online for upcoming Modfellows’ popup shows. At press time, an exhibit was being planned to occur May 1 through June 5 for Nashville hard-edge

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and

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and

selling

secondary

art, Rich says they are able to introduce more novel art forms, such as scratchboards, etchings from the 1800s and stylized art prints from the 1970s and 1980s. “We love the one-on-one interactions with clients, and believe we’re attracting a whole new breed of collectors in Nashville. Seeing art and music in the Music City intertwined is soulful,” says Rich, who collected art himself for quite a while before deciding to stop traveling the world as a tour/production manager for singers, such as Dwight Yoakam, Morrissey, Jakob Dylan and Brian Setzer. Reserving the freedom to be eclectic with the gallery’s offerings, Rich and Julie are creating a welcoming, inspiring space, which lives up to their “no boring art” mantra. For those seeking customized inspiration, Rich says most of the artists highlighted at the gallery will do commissioned pieces. 3655 Trousdale Dr., Studio C, Nashville Instagram @modfellowsartgallery 615.915.3742 Modfellows.com

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