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Creating new traditions
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CHATTER Magazine – October 2026
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A female-led Lookout Mountain agency is influencing Chattanooga graphic design
There is always a problem that needs solving when it comes to design, making it an ideal profession for an artist who enjoys being creative within certain rules, confines and bounds, says Mandy Lamb.
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See a man about a horse at the Horsin’ Around Carousel Carving School in Soddy-Daisy
As the instructor at the nation's only full-time carousel-animal carving school, Larry Ridge, 75, is keeping a centuries-old tradition alive — one at risk of being forgotten.
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Dunlap chainsaw artist Carole Chubbuck is making the cut
In a wooded neighborhood of Dunlap, a cloud of sawdust fills the air before accumulating like snow on the ground, and the roar of a chainsaw rips through the quiet of nature. Carole Chubbuck is at work.
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Something’s fishy: Chattanooga artist Matthew Monahan is hooked on fish printmaking
Most artists, when they're in need of supplies, go to the craft store to pick up paints, brushes and the like.
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Bone broth hot chocolate: Why people are drinking this unusual concoction and how to make your own
It seems like everyone on social media is trying bone broth hot chocolate, which people claim is a nutritious delicacy that tastes much better than it sounds.
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Find creativity at every turn with this self-guided Chattanooga art tour
Chattanooga's landscapes are full of natural beauty, but a stroll through several of the city's neighborhoods will reveal artistic creations nestled in groves of native trees and sharing scenic vistas with the area's mountains and rivers.
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Artists seek feedback and camaraderie at the Association for Visual Arts’ once-monthly group critique night
When Chattanooga realist painter James Courtenay James organized the first art critique night at the Association for Visual Arts (AVA) Gallery, four people showed up to share their work.
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Photos: American Cancer Society’s Gala of Hope
Patients fighting cancer need superhero-like virtues, such as courage, strength and endurance, but they also need strong support and information networks, like the American Cancer Society. This nonprofit organization hosted their 2024 Gala of Hope at the Hunter Museum of American Art, featuring Yacht Rock Revue.
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Buc-ee’s sparkling bathrooms, brisket and beaver merch keep roadtrippers coming back
Buc-ee's, the gas station and convenience store chain that's perhaps best known for its impossibly clean restrooms, is a culture in itself.
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Chattanooga parents-to-be are finding unique ways to reveal the gender of their baby
From launching axes to hiring a helicopter, Chattanooga-area parents-to-be are finding unique ways to reveal the gender of their baby during celebrations with family and friends.
