A second mural goes up on the back of Kern's, and two sculptures land on the rail trail
Anna Charney is painting Tennessee's wildflowers, dogwood to passionflower, on the back of the old bakery, while sculptures by Nathan Pierce and Brian Ferriby already stand along the SoKno Rail Trail.
- What
- A botanical mural by Anna Charney: dogwood, trillium, common milkweed, blue iris, passionflower and tulip poplar
- Where
- The back of Kern's · 2201 Kern's Rising Way
- Status
- Under way as of Oct 2 · free to watch any day
- Also new
- Two large-scale sculptures by Nathan Pierce and Brian Ferriby, installed along the trail
- Already done
- "Shiny Objects," the fishing-lure mural by Naomi Haverland on the tower, finished in September
Last week it was fishing lures on the tower. This week Legacy Parks says a third mural for the SoKno Rail Trail & Art Walk is under way, on the back of Kern's: Anna Charney's design celebrates Tennessee's botanical beauty with stylized dogwood, trillium, common milkweed, blue iris, passionflower and tulip poplar. It joins Naomi Haverland's Shiny Objects, which was finished last month.
The art is already off the walls, too. Two large-scale sculptures by Nathan Pierce and Brian Ferriby are now installed along the trail, and Legacy Parks promises more sections of trail, more murals and more sculptures in the coming weeks. Watching a wall get painted costs nothing; Kern's is open seven to eleven Thursday and Friday, eight to eleven Saturday and nine to nine Sunday.
