Priced to Move

We did it! Another wonderful volume of Priced to Move. We want to thank our talented artists and musicians that participated, for hosting us & slinging some delicious food & drinks, and an enormous thank you to our community that supports us every year. Couldn’t do it without you!

Couldn’t make it yesterday? Wanna come back for more? You’re in luck! We’re open from 11am-3pm today. Come by , get some of their delicious brunch, and support some local artists.

TODAY IS THE DAY!! You ready, ?

We open at 5pm, so bring your monies and your dancin’ shoes and let’s get this party started! 🥳

Priced to Move starts tomorrow!!

Here are a few things you need to know. Come out to Saturday @ 5pm-10pm & Sunday @ 11am-3pm.

Eat some great food & support local artists.

The Powell Brothers:
Simms Powell (15 years old)
Simms Powell () is a 9th-grader at JPS Murrah APAC () who’s already making a name for himself. His work includes linocut printmaking, photography, and culinary art - often inspired by his love of food, nature, foraging, and cooking. Simms brings an inventive point of view to everything he makes. Come shop his prints and photography.

Jasper Powell (13 years old)
Jasper Powell is an 8th grader at JPS Bailey APAC (). He has a talent for turning everyday creatures into playful works of art. Jasper’s unique linoprints are full of personality, movement, and detail. Along with linocuts, he creates imaginative illustrations, watercolors, and sculptures.

Both Simms and Jasper’s artwork have received local and national awards. Their art makes great holiday gifts! Come shop P2M

Lucie Wren Cooper is a glass artist, painter, and musician working out of Midtown Jackson, MS. Her work revolves around her love of water and the southern landscape. She will have fused glass tear earrings and small drawings on paper at this year’s Priced To Move Market!

Katie Rogers is a graphic designer, visual artist, and Mississippi native currently based in Lexington KY.

Come and shop her playful and fun leaded glass pieces at this year’s Priced to Move.

Claire Howell is an artist who has lives and works in the Jackson area. During the day, she teaches art to preschool to middleschool students. Teaching has kept her a student, and she loves being stretched and inspired. Recently she found joy in paperweaving with the textures and nuances of watercolored paper. Since highschool, Claire has been drawn to the wildness and freedom of watercolor. Her greatest challenge is painting from the live figure. Her more successful attempts are in this show. The rest are in a back closet to remind her that all practice is growing. Currently her other favorite subjects, inspired by the history of all the artists she teaches to her classes, are landscapes, fruit, and flowers. She is thankful to be among the other artists in this show, whose work has encouraged and inspired over this past year.

Edie and Rebecca, working collectively as Hiya Lovely , have been best friends since waiting tables at Hal and Mal’s in the ‘90s. We work with media from rocks to paper, fabric to wax—basically whatever we find interesting at the time. This year we’re bringing to the show a silly, colorful vibe that reflects our motto: Making things that make us happy!

H. I. Green .i.green_ is a multidisciplinary visual artist currently based in Madison, Mississippi. Using the cyanotype process they collage together imagery to create eerie landscapes, while also working with acrylic and oil pastels to execute other fantastical visions. Throughout their work they explore familial lands, q***r longing, and the antics of being raised in the Black religious south.