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Brownlee O. Currey, Jr. Gallery (Watkins College of Art)

Important Announcement: Watkins College to Merge with Belmont University in Fall 2020 The Brownlee O. Currey, Jr. Gallery is the primary exhibiting space on the Watkins College of Art campus and presents two- and three-dimensional artwork, as well as multi-media installations including sound, video and performance. Students are provided an opportunity to exhibit every year in our annual juried student show, in departmental exhibitions, and at the conclusion of their degree program with a senior thesis exhibition. In addition, faculty and guest artists are invited to exhibit in the space.

Buchanan Arts

Gallery ; Studio

Opening Fall 2021. Buchanan Arts creates positive art experiences for students of all ages, abilities and income levels by offering affordable after school and continuing-ed programming led by top-notch instructors in professional grade facilities. The confidence and skills students gain will illuminate paths to rewarding careers in a wide array of creative fields and build self confidence through personal growth. Through rigorous programming with an emphasis on community access and engagement, Buchanan Arts will help elevate the arts in Nashville and take a position of leadership in affordable community-based education. Source: Official Website

Casa Azafrán Community Center | Conexión Américas

Community Center ; Gallery ; Library

Casa Azafrán Mi Casa es Tu Casa: A Home for All Casa Azafrán is both a project and a process emblematic of the welcoming spirit that Nashville has demonstrated to those who have come from all over the world to call Middle Tennessee home. Conveniently located near downtown– between the state fairgrounds and I-440 — Casa Azafrán is the gateway to Nashville’s most international and socially diverse district. Casa Azafrán will serve all area residents. It will be a place for education, health services, entrepreneurship training, culinary and artistic expression, volunteerism, community building, events. It also is a smart way for nonprofits to share resources, meeting and training spaces and opportunities. Convenientemente ubicado cerca del centro de Nashville, Casa Azafrán marca la entrada a la zona más internacional de Nashville. Casa Azafrán es a la vez un hermoso espacio para eventos, y hogar de un colectivo de organizaciones que ofrecen servicios de educación, atención de la salud, jurídica y las artes a los inmigrantes, los refugiados y la comunidad en su conjunto. -CasaAzafran.org

Ce Gallery

Event Venue ; Gallery

Cë Gallery is a contemporary and performance art studio. Our mission it to provide a multi-functional space for artists of multiple mediums to present exhibitions & art installations that are intimate and immersive for those in attendance. Source: Facebook

cëcret by cë gallery

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cëcret by cë gallery is a speakeasy-inspired contemporary and fine arts gallery located in the Wedgewood-Houston arts district.

Centennial Art Center (CAC)

Gallery ; Museum ; Studio

Centennial Art Center’s Gallery hosts six gallery shows annually. The gallery showcases the art of local and regional professional and emerging artists. The Gallery is free and open to the public Monday through Thursday 9AM-5PM. For more information, call the Centennial Art Center at (615) 862-8442. Source: Nashville.gov

Center for the Arts

Gallery ; Performing Arts Center ; Theater

The mission of the Center for the Arts is to enhance the quality of life in our community by providing cultural and economic enrichment through the arts. The Center for the Arts opened to the public on December 1, 1995 and was originally funded by the City of Murfreesboro and Rutherford County. In 2008 The Center became a non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization and now depends on the generosity of the public for funding. Since it’s opening, the Center for the Arts has been presenting theatrical productions, visual art exhibitions, music concerts, dance performances and educational classes. Theater Art Gallery Center Stage Academy The Center for the Arts is housed in an Italianate structure built in 1909 by the U.S. Department of Treasury on the site of an old livery station. The building originally served as the Post Office and in 1962 became the Linebaugh Library. After the library relocated, the building was renovated and became the Center for the Arts. The renovation of the building was awarded the Governor’s Award for Economic and Community Development. Now, the Center for the Arts is dedicated to it's mission of spreading the arts through education initiatives and putting on quality, accessible performances for the middle Tennessee area. The Center for the Arts is funded primarily through grants and donations from both individuals and organizations such as the Tennessee Arts Commission, and is subject to the rules and regulations surrounding such gifts. Source: Official Website

Chamber Gallery

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The Chamber Gallery (inside the Robertson County Chamber of Commerce office) promotes the art of Robertson County artists and artists with ties to our county. We feature a NEW exhibit every three months in our gallery. We feature original, paintings, photography, sculpture and other visual art mediums all in a "family friendly" atmosphere. We always feature FREE Admission.

Channel To Channel

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Soma by Kayla Rumpp will be the last show for Channel To Channel at The Packing Plant. The opening reception will be December 4th from 5pm-7pm. The show will be up in the gallery through December 18th. They will be closed for the week of Christmas, and indefinitely after that. From January onward, Channel to Channel's home base will be in Chattanooga. Channel To Channel is a contemporary art gallery and studio presenting bold, challenging work by local and regional artists. Based in Nashville’s growing Wedgewood-Houston arts district, Channel To Channel also provides a casual, comfortable space where artists can experiment and explore their creativity at monthly open-studio drawing sessions. Source: Channel To Channel

Chauvet Arts

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Chauvet Arts is located in a historic building with over 4,000 square feet in the heart of Downtown Nashville. They curate, lease and sell distinctive artwork that enhances spaces, improves performance and elevates experiences so you can enjoy the growth and environment you deserve. Stand Out with Art that Matters. Source: Chauvet Arts

Cheekwood Estate & Gardens

Gallery ; Historic Building/Landmark ; Museum ; Park/Garden/Open Space

Experience Cheekwood Estate & Gardens, the 55-acre estate built by the Maxwell House Coffee fortune in Nashville, Tennessee, and one of the finest examples of an American Country Place Era estate in the United States. The Botanical Garden is a spectacular showcase of color and horticultural diversity with eleven specialty display gardens and stunning natural landscape. The Museum of Art has collections of painting, sculpture and decorative arts. Visitors can enjoy year-round family-friendly activities with four distinct festivals held during the year. From Cheekwood in Bloom with more than 150,000 tulips in the Spring, to a children's wonderland of Christmas trees, trains, Santa and more during Holiday at Cheekwood. Cheekwood celebrates the seasons in style with something for everyone!

Chromatics 2nd Floor Gallery

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Chromatics 2nd Floor Gallery has earned a reputation for having interesting exhibits and being very supportive of the local art/photographic schools and societies. The mission of the gallery is to exhibit interesting images using our wide range of imaging and display techniques. Source: submitted

Cookeville Art Studio & Gallery (Formerly Cumberland Art Society)

Community Center ; Gallery

Cookeville Art Studio and Gallery is located in Cookeville, TN. The gallery features monthly exhibits or shows. The studio serves many purposes such as classes, open studio, and critiques. All of these events are open to the public. Monday through Saturday 10am-4pm; Closed Sundays. Source: Cookeville Art Studio.

COOP Gallery

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COOP is a curatorial collective made up of artists, curators, thinkers and professors who are committed to expanding Nashville’s dialogue with contemporary art by presenting challenging new or under-represented artists/artworks in the community. COOP is committed to exhibiting art of diverse media and content, with a goal to provide an alternative venue for artists free from the constraints of the retail market. COOP seeks to initiate a discourse between Nashville and art scenes across the country by inviting artists to show, develop projects and interact with the Nashville community. COOP is a 501(c)(3) non-profit so all donations are tax-deductible. Source: Coop Gallery

Craig Alexander Photography

Event Venue ; Gallery ; Studio

Welcome to the largest Art Gallery in in the Nashville area devoted to LOCAL ART. Nashville Skylines, the Franklin Theater, the Nissan Stadium, the Bridgestone Arena, the Ryman Auditorium, Lower Broadway at Night, Tootsies, Legends Corner and Bar, the Batman Building, the Nashville Pedestrian Bridge, the Tennessee State Capitol building, the Parthenon, the Johnny Cash Museum, Franklin Civil War Memorial, Printers' Alley and dozens more famous landmarks of the area masterfully captured by Craig Alexander and printed on paper, metal, canvas or glass! Available at the CoolSprings Galleria (2nd floor outside Zales and Hollister)

Cumberland University - June And Bill Heydel Fine Arts Center

Concert Hall ; Gallery ; School ; Theater

Cumberland University's June And Bill Heydel Fine Arts Center opened in Fall 1996 and was made possible by a generous gift from the Heydel family. The 8,900 square foot facility houses a 250-seat theatre/concert hall, dressing rooms, faculty offices, and the Edward E. and Gemma Gause Adams Gallery, which was made possible by a grant from The Thackston Family Foundation. The building houses a Steinway grand piano, as well as a Rogers organ, a gift of Dr. Virginia G. Lockmiller.

David Lusk Gallery - Nashville

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Representing over forty contemporary artists and estates, David Lusk Gallery was founded in Memphis, Tennessee in 1995. The Gallery opened a second location in Nashville’s invigorating Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood in 2014. The Gallery represents innovative and diverse artists from across the country, working across a wide range of artistic practices—from painting and sculpture to photography and video. Artists represented have exhibited extensively in museums and galleries worldwide. Both locations, Nashville and Memphis, are home to a distinct and exciting program of group and solo exhibitions, as well as lectures, panel discussions, and other public events.

Daybreak Arts (formerly Poverty and the Arts)

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Daybreak Arts (formerly Poverty and the Arts) is a social enterprise nonprofit that creates artistic and economic opportunities for people experiencing housing insecurity by providing them access to the creative resources needed to achieve personal fulfillment and success. Their Artist Collective Program equips people impacted by homelessness with the artistic resources, training, and marketplace to gain financial independence and overcome barriers to employment by leveraging their creative talent to earn meaningful and legal income. The gallery is currently open to the public by appointment. Daybreak Arts shines light on issues surrounding housing insecurity and strives to provide those who are systematically excluded from opportunity the means to explore their creativity and gain the economic mobility to reclaim access to housing, health, and community. Daybreak Arts creates a space where authentic relationships can be built and personal growth can occur. Their goal is to initiate change on a community, societal, and ultimately global level. Source: Official Website

Downtown Artists Co-op Gallery

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The DAC space at 96 Franklin Street has a fine arts gallery for monthly exhibitions by member artists as well as other local artists through our regular outreach shows. We also have a retail gallery space where full and artisan members show their work on an ongoing basis, including paintings, drawings, photography, mixed media works, jewelry, ceramics and other items produced by a creative variety of local talent. Receptions for the public are held during each First Thursday ArtWalk from 5-8 pm. Additional outreach to the community includes: Extension Galleries (exhibitions) at the Clarksville Montgomery County Library and Gateway Hospital; workshops, gallery talks, lectures, readings, etc scheduled at DAC and in the community; and sponsorship of and affiliation with other creative groups by providing meeting space and support as possible. Source: Facebook

Downtown Nashville

The sound of Nashville reverberates from the city’s downtown core where visitors from all over the world converge with the business and government district. Running smack in the middle is Lower Broadway where Honky Tonks play world-class live music 365 days of the year and never charge a cover. In the area “North of Broadway” are historic buildings reimagined into music attractions, boutique hotels, art galleries, and chef-driven restaurants, and “South of Broadway” are newly constructed hotels, eateries, music venues, and attractions. Wherever you go, there is plenty of fun to be had around Nashville’s incredibly walkable downtown. Source: VisitMusicCity.com

E. Bronson Ingram Studio Arts Center

Gallery ; Studio

The E. Bronson Ingram Studio Arts Center is the home of the Vanderbilt University Department of Art, Space 204 (the contemporary gallery space), and the Studio VU Lecture Series. It can be found at the corner of 25th Avenue South and Garland Avenue and is marked with the sculptural work called Tumbleweed, by sculptor Mark di Suvero.

East Side Art Stumble

Gallery ; Shopping District ; Studio

As of January 2022, the East Side Art Stumble is on pause due to COVID, weather, and scheduling changes. The community and visitors are encouraged to check out the galleries in East Nashville during their normal business hours and/or by appointment. The East Side Art Stumble is a monthly event produced through the partnership of galleries, businesses and artists to bring people to East Nashville and showcase the neighborhood’s remarkable pool of creative talent. It takes place on the second Saturday of each month from 6pm to 10pm, rain or shine. The galleries, businesses, and studios stretch across the neighborhoods of East Nashville and Inglewood. Galleries and arts businesses all over East Nashville and Inglewood host exhibitions and openings that are free to the public. Other venues may be participating, check your favorite East Nashville gallery's social media to keep up to date. Participating galleries generally include: Red Arrow Gallery Nashville Community Darkroom Michael Weintrob Photography Studio and Gallery Raven & Whale Gallery The Green Gallery at Turnip Green Creative Reuse

Electric Shed

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Electric Shed is an artist-run space by David Onri Anderson.

Elephant Gallery

Gallery ; Studio

Elephant is a gallery and studio building in the Buchanan Arts District in North Nashville. Artist Alex Lockwood created the studios in 2016 and the gallery in 2017. Elephant Gallery presents group and solo exhibitions in any medium or style. Source: Official Website

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