Art Market Gallery

06/21/2026

"Low Country" Batik by artist Robin Ford.

06/17/2026

Need a special gift for a special someone? Lots of options Art Market Gallery! Clay by Cindy Sugg.

06/14/2026

"Toward the Light" Monotype/Chine colle by artist Marilyn Avery Turner.

06/13/2026

"Carolina Wren" Watercolor Mixed Media by artist P. Holly Peck.

06/10/2026

Brighten any living space with these beauties! " Peacock Butterfly" and "Monarch" Mixed Media by artist Julie Rabun.

06/04/2026

Join us for our 1st Friday reception this Friday from 5:30-9pm. Meet our featured artists Jack Retterer, photographer, and Julie Boisseau-Craig, jeweler. As usual, the gallery and the featured wall look great and downtown is always full of people and energy on 1st Friday. See you there!

06/04/2026

Jack Retterer is a photographer, poet, digital artist and teacher in East Tennessee. He has over 50 years of photography experience.

Before moving to Tennessee , Jack taught photography at Benedictine University in Naperville, Illinois. He says his greatest learning experience came when he accepted the challenge to create and teach basic and advanced photography classes at Benedictine University.

Jack currently teaches “Fine Art Photography” at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, Tennessee. He is also active as a teacher and speaker for art and photography groups throughout Tennessee.



Jack’s present and past professional affiliations and memberships include:
​Professional Photographers of America
Professional Photographer of East Tennessee
Tennessee Artists Association
Knoxville Arts and Culture Alliance
Juried member of the Art Market Gallery in Knoxville
Art Guild of Fairfield Glade
Tellico Village Art Guild
Foothills Craft ​Guild and
The Tennessee Poetry Society

Jack has also served on the boards of artist and photography associations in both Tennessee and
Illinois.
Jack Retterer

241 Eaton Village Trace, Lenoir City, TN. 3777

Email: [email protected]; Website: JackRettererPhotography.com; Cell: 630-460-5390

Photographic services, seminars, tours, portraits, event photography

06/03/2026

Come join the fun at our 1st Friday reception this Friday from 5:30-9 pm.

06/03/2026

Jack Retterer is our featured 2D artist for June. Come meet Jack and other artists at our 1st Friday reception from 5:30-9 on June 5. Jack is a photographer, poet, digital artist and teacher in East Tennessee. He has over 50 years of photography experience.

Before moving to Tennessee , Jack taught photography at Benedictine University in Naperville, Illinois. He says his greatest learning experience came when he accepted the challenge to create and teach basic and advanced photography classes at Benedictine University.

Jack currently teaches “Fine Art Photography” at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, Tennessee. He is also active as a teacher and speaker for art and photography groups throughout Tennessee.

Jack’s present and past professional affiliations and memberships include:
​Professional Photographers of America
Professional Photographer of East Tennessee
Tennessee Artists Association
Knoxville Arts and Culture Alliance
Juried member of the Art Market Gallery in Knoxville
Art Guild of Fairfield Glade
Tellico Village Art Guild
Foothills Craft ​Guild and
The Tennessee Poetry Society

Jack has also served on the boards of artist and photography associations in both Tennessee and
Illinois.
Jack Retterer

241 Eaton Village Trace, Lenoir City, TN. 3777

Email: [email protected]; Website: JackRettererPhotography.com; Cell: 630-460-5390

06/02/2026

Artist Julie Fawn Boisseau-Craig is our featured 3d artist for June. Join us at our 1st Friday reception from 5:30-9 on June 5. Julie
works primarily in porcelain and glass, incorporating metal and wood as needed to create intricate sculptural installations. In addition to her large-scale work, she produces functional pottery and wearable glass art at Wild Pony Studio in Rockford, Tennessee. Her hot shop glasswork is created at the Jackson County Green Energy Park in Dillsboro, North Carolina where she is now the Project Manager as well.
Julie has taught at Western Carolina University, Southwestern Community College, and the Oconaluftee Institute for Cultural Arts. She has exhibited nationally and actively participates in workshops and demonstrations, sharing her knowledge and passion for craft.
Her work reflects on the fragments and contradictions that shape our lives—how disparate elements come together to form memory and meaning. Through the layering of materials and ideas, she invites viewers to connect with their own personal experiences and emotions.
Julie earned her Master of Fine Arts degree in December 2012.
She currently teaches a wide range of classes in glassblowing and lampworking at the park and also instructs at the Southwestern Community College Heritage Arts Center outside Bryson City. A passionate maker and dedicated educator, Julie has been a resident artist at the Green Energy Park since its founding, and her presence continues to shape and inspire the creative community.