Up-and-coming Knoxville, Tennessee, is striving mightily to prove that great art doesn't grow only out of provincial urban Meccas -- and it's about to unveil the jewel that will crown that assertion. It's a monumental work in decorative glass and steel, installed in what may be the finest museum in the career of late architect Edward Larrabee Barnes. Cycle of Life, a masterwork by glass artist Richard Jolley, is a three-dimensional sculpture that dominates the sun-drenched Ann and Steve Bailey H...
Up-and-coming Knoxville, Tennessee, is striving mightily to prove that great art doesn't grow only out of provincial urban Meccas -- and it's about to unveil the jewel that will crown that assertion. It's a monumental work in decorative glass and steel, installed in what may be the finest museum in the career of late architect Edward Larrabee Barnes. Cycle of Life, a masterwork by glass artist Richard Jolley, is a three-dimensional sculpture that dominates the sun-drenched Ann and Steve Bailey H...
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