Review: Artworks at airport form ‘pockets of brilliance’
The “Heartbeat & Soul” mural (2021) is a collaboration between Memphis-based artist Jamond Bullock and Philadelphia-based artist Eric Okdeh. (Jack Uellendahl/Courtesy of UrbanArt Commission)
Žak Ozmo
Žak Ozmo is a cultural connoisseur, music director, scholar, and specialist in the clinical application of music. He feels privileged to write about the culture of our remarkable city. He is on the faculty at Rhodes College and the University of Tennessee Health Science Center.
In a review of the 61 works of art by 62 artists in Memphis Airport’s new Concourse B, Zak Ozmo finds an exhibit that is “robust and diverse.”
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