Rigsby talks Art on Weekends With Whitney

You’re about to meet an artist who takes some of the Earth’s most unyielding materials and turns them into amazing things - proving that too is an art unto itself.
— Whitney Vann, on Rigsby Frederick's Art

It's Rigsby's World - [225] Magazine

I don’t believe in starving artists. You have all these creative people who can’t run a business and all these businesspeople who aren’t creative. And I’m not doing anything special. I’m just using both sides of my brain.
— Rigsby Frederick, for [225] Magazine

Sam Brocato talks about Rigsby Frederick

I’ll never forget being at a hair show at the Waldorf Astoria, and Rigsby was the first to recognize that what we were doing in Baton Rouge was just as creative as what we were watching happen on stage [in New York].
— Sam Brocato, for [225] Magazine

Rigsby's Celestial Sculpture at Hacienda Del Sol, Arizona

There are five pieces by internationally known Baton Rouge stylist and artist Rigsby Frederick. One - “Shaman’s Totem” - is prominent on the north walkway of the resort. The 15-foot high sculpture is distinguished by the Shaman’s horns at the top.
— Mary Minor Davis, for BizTucson

Female barbers: the key to a modern man’s haircut?

For men, it is just in style to have a style, and that hasn’t always been the case. Men simply care more now, so you’re seeing a real tapered and groomed look. A little bit of the 1940s and ’50s with the fades, but there are lots of different cuts happening.
— Kirby Guidry, for [225] Magazine