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Music inspires at Joni Bishop’s Orland Park Art Exhibit and Concert

Nashville-based musician Joni Bishop on Sept. 23 plays a handmade guitar created from an old frying pan during an exhibit and concert presented by the Orland Park Arts Commission. Photos by Laurie Fanelli/22nd Century Media
Lin Peterson, of Orland Park, looks at the artwork of Joni Bishop.
Joni Bishop plays one of her handmade guitars on Sept. 23 during her pre-concert art exhibit staged by the Orland Park Arts Commission.
Joni Bishop creates artwork inspired by music, including playable instruments.
Averey Balcazar, of Orland Park, looks at artwork by Joni Bishop.
Laurie Fanelli, Freelance Reporter
6:27 am CDT October 1, 2018
Nashville artist, singer-songwriter and guitarist Joni Bishop does not just play music; she brings it to life. Her Americana-infused compositions get to the heart of humanity, while her visual art pays homage to the music and the performers who have inspired her lifelong love of song.

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