Chattanooga Times Free Press

‘Scenes of The City’ opening at In-Town

- STAFF REPORT

A reception Friday night, Aug. 4, will open “Scenes of The City,” an exhibit by Jim Tucker at In-Town Gallery, 26-A Frazier Ave. Guests are invited to meet the artist, enjoy wine and light refreshmen­ts from 5 to 8 p.m.

“Scenes of The City” includes acrylic paintings and ink drawings that give viewers a peek at the thought process of the artist as he interprets life in the city.

Tucker’s observatio­ns of people and their interactio­ns are revealed in his paintings. He also treasures the solitude of the home and acreage he and his wife share on the Cumberland Plateau near South Pittsburg, Tenn.

Born in Connecticu­t, raised in South Carolina and a graduate of the University of Georgia, he continued his studies at Atlanta College of Art and Callenwold­e Fine Arts Center. While working at the Atlanta Journal-Constituti­on, he exhibited in several Atlanta galleries.

“Scenes of The City” is filled with contempora­ry work capturing moments by an artist who has come to see cities and entities created by generation­s of people pursuing their visions, dreams and hopes.

“Sometimes they succeed and mostly they fail, but they leave their mark, and those marks become a visual biography,” says Tucker.

Gallery hours are 11 a.m.6 p.m. Monday-Saturday, 1-5 p.m. Sunday. For more informatio­n: 423-267-9214.

 ?? CONTRIBUTE­D PHOTO ?? “On Broad Street,” an acrylic on paper by James Tucker.
CONTRIBUTE­D PHOTO “On Broad Street,” an acrylic on paper by James Tucker.

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