The Tamarack Foundation for the Arts’ (TFA) Creative Entrepreneur Fellows are artists who demonstrate not only a superior level of mastery in their craft, but also the aptitude to become…
Jules Jackson mastered drawing himself. Being an artist means you can create anything out of your imagination, but picking apart your own image is a challenge not everyone wants. Yet…
Caroline Nicholas, a 25-year-old West Virginia native, is reconnecting with her roots to revive and repopularize Appalachian herbalism in the region and beyond. She started Hill & Holler Herbal Co.,…
Photography courtesy of Star Shoults With deep-rooted connection to fashion, self-expression, androgyny and a profoundly intellectual approach to creation, Gyasi is carving his name into the world of glam rock….
Inspired by a 12-city tour of the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus, an operating committee convened in Pittsburgh, PA, to form a local chorus in June of 1985. Two weeks…
Crossovers between musical styles can capture the essence of seemingly disparate worlds and create something new entirely. There’s a vibrant synergy where infectious pop hooks meet the power of rock…
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Meet the 2024 TFA Creative Entrepreneur Fellows
“You Are Jules” gallery by Jules Jackson – review
Singing With Pride — inside one of Appalachia’s largest LGBTQ+ choirs
Spilling the tea with Hill & Holler Herbal Co. (Small Business Spotlight)
Shelem: Appalachia’s Next Generation of Superstars
Corduroy Brown: Appalachia’s Next Generation of Superstars
Creating “Anti-Art” with Derek Reese
Movement in the Mountain State: Dancers Build Careers in WV
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