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Charlie Newton’s “The Black Bible” At Stove Works

“Moses Descending” - oil on canvas by Charlie Newton
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“Moses Descending” - oil on canvas by Charlie Newton

(aired Thu 1/13/22)

Charlie Newton is an artist and a preacher.

His paintings have been exhibited in New York, London, Italy - and throughout the Southeast. They are part of private and public collections all over the world, including the Hunter Museum here in Chattanooga.

Tomorrow, the exhibition for his latest work - “The Black Bible” - will open at Stove Works, with a reception starting at 6 PM.

I spoke with Charlie - and Josiah Golson, programs director at Stove Works.

Charlie Newton
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Charlie Newton

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