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Welcome to the Appalachian Society of the Arts!

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the fundamental power of the Arts

Who we are

We endeavor to ensure access to the arts for all ages, ignite a passion for the arts, and successfully advocate, partner, and collaborate with individuals and businesses from all over the southern Appalachian region dedicated to the arts to cultivate new economic and community growth.

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Rebecca Julian-Hintzmann

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A Lifetime of Artistic Expression

Born and raised in the vibrant tapestry of Detroit, Michigan, Becky Hintzmann has cultivated a rich artistic life deeply rooted in the city's cultural heart. Inspired by the grandeur of the Detroit Institute of Arts and the melodic symphonies of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, a lifelong love affair with creativity blossomed. Early experiences laid the foundation for a versatile artistic journey. The quiet solace of the library nurtured a curious mind, while nimble fingers learned the intricacies of sewing, embroidery, crochet, and cross-stitch. Shared passions extended beyond the solitary arts; tap and ballroom dancing with a sister provided a rhythmic counterpoint, and classical piano training evolved into a proficiency with violin and cello.

A profound connection with the visual arts emerged in 2017, as iconography became a captivating focus. The hands that once crafted intricate textiles now brought sacred imagery to life. This artistic evolution coexists harmoniously with a passion for crafting and quilting, transforming fabrics into tangible expressions of creativity.

Puppetry, another artistic facet, ignited in the late 60s, a serendipitous overlap with Jim Henson's burgeoning career. This early exposure to the enchanting world of puppetry laid the groundwork for storytelling through imaginative characters.

The Artist Spotlight is an opportunity to recognize and appreciate the artists in the communities we serve. To nominate an artist, please click the button below and send us a message!

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What We Offer

From classes and art supplies to performances and festivals, we are making the Arts accessible.

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We Love Our Business Partners!

These businesses have provided time, energy, money, and space for Arts events, classes, and more! We cannot do this without them!

Tennessee Specialty License Plate
Program

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80% of TN Arts Grantsare funded by the purchase ofstate specialty license plates!​

What better way to tell the world you support the arts than with a TN Arts Commission arts plate?

 

  • Are available to all Tennessee residents.

  • Require an annual fee of $35; of that fee a portion is allocated to the Tennessee Arts Commission.

  • For an additional fee of $35 your specialty plate can be personalized with between three and seven characters.

  • More information can also be found with your local county clerk.

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STATEMENT OF POLICY TITLE VI
Civil Rights Act of 1964

The Appalachian Society of the Arts assures full compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended and its related statutes. No person is excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of its services, or otherwise subjected to discrimination on the grounds of race, religion, color, or national origin. For more information about the Title VI Program, please click here.

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