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Erabellum Artisan Co-op: Galleries #61 & # 63 Art at the Arcade The Arcade Building 244 5th Ave. North, Nashville , TN 37219 Gallery in the Historic Arcade in downtown Nashville #61 & #63. Open for the First Saturday Art Crawl every month! Mission: To offer an affordable art gallery and retail space for independent business owners in Nashville who represent multiple creative disciplines in retail, fashion, design, craft and art. Each member owns and operates a respected and established business that represents their spirit and brings his/her own individual talents to the group. Together we can be a mutual resource of support, promotion, information sharing and fun. We strive to be a model of the entrepreneurial spirit to the Nashville community. We hope to amplify our individual visions through the power of a collective. Source: Facebook

Faithful Strokes

Business/Company ; Gallery ; Studio

Faithful Strokes Art Studio provides a quick and simple way of creating your own treasured work of art in just one class session. Not artistic? Don’t know how to paint? Don’t worry! An instructor will guide you step by step from a blank “canvas” (or piece of wood!) to your finished masterpiece. They supply all the materials and inspiration. All you have to do is come ready to paint and have a great time! Wanting more art in your life for yourself, your child, or your group? Faithful Stokes offers so much more than just paint parties for children and adults, they also offer after school and homeschool classes, homeschool mini camps, summer camps, Days of Artistic Celebration, Family Fun Fridays, Open Studio Saturdays, other workshops like Pinterest style, wood crafts, and scrap booking are just the beginning! Source: Faithful Strokes

Fisk University - Carl Van Vechten Art Gallery

Gallery ; Historic Building/Landmark ; School

Housed in a late-19th century Victorian building, the Carl Van Vechten Art Gallery was established in 1949, when the acclaimed American painter Georgia O'Keeffe donated to Fisk the extraordinary group of works that form The Alfred Stieglitz Collection. The collection was given in honor of O'Keeffe's husband, Alfred Stieglitz, the pioneering American photographer and art impresario. The gallery was named in honor of Carl Van Vechten, an American novelist, critic, photographer and philanthropist, who played an important role in securing The Stieglitz Collection for Fisk. The Carl Van Vechten Gallery houses a changing schedule of traveling exhibitions and temporary installations from Fisk University's permanent art collections. Every two years, the gallery features The Alfred Stieglitz Collection of Modern American and European Art, which includes works by Pablo Picasso, Paul Cezanne, Auguste-Pierre Renoir, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Georgia O’Keeffe, Charles Demuth, Marsden Hartley, and Arthur Dove. Fisk University Galleries includes the Carl Van Vechten Gallery, the Aaron Douglas Gallery, and the Aaron Douglas murals. All three are within a short walk of each other. When you arrive at the Carl Van Vechten Gallery one of their Gallery Ambassadors will be happy to direct you to these and other sites on campus. Located on the corner of Dr. D.B. Todd Jr. Blvd. and Jackson Street, Fisk University Campus. In response to the recent effort at Control and Prevention of COVID-19, Fisk University Galleries have reopened by appointment only. To learn more about COVID-19 safety, follow the link here: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/colleges-universities/considerations.html

Fisk University - The Aaron Douglas Gallery

Gallery ; Historic Building/Landmark ; School

Fisk University Galleries includes the Carl Van Vechten Art Gallery, The Aaron Douglas Gallery, and the Aaron Douglas murals. All three are within a short walk of each other. When you arrive at the Carl Van Vechten Art Gallery one of their Gallery Ambassadors will be happy to direct you to these and other sites on campus. The Aaron Douglas Gallery was established in 1994 in honor of the famed Harlem Renaissance artist and former Fisk art professor Aaron Douglas. Located on the 3rd floor of the John Hope and Aurelia Franklin Library, the Douglas Gallery offers a regular schedule of exhibitions that feature works from the permanent collection as well as art works by faculty, students and leading contemporary artists. Gallery open by appointment only.

Flash Me Xperience

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Flash Me is the Ultimate Photo Xperience offering over 15 different exhibits for your photo pleasure. The immersive scenes allow you to become one with the art. Conveniently located in the heart of Nashville, Tennessee on Historic Jefferson Street. They invite you to create timeless memories while exploring eclectic art. Source: Official Website

Fort Houston

Business/Company ; Gallery ; Restaurant/Cafe ; Shopping District

Think of Fort Houston like a gym, but for people who build stuff with their hands. In our 17k sq ft makerspace, you can purchase a membership and start using our tools and machines to launch your next business, create your custom art piece, or simply complete that DIY home project you've been working on! 24/7 access to our facility includes a full scale wood shop, metal shop, photo studio, screen printing station, private offices, co-working space / studios, and job referrals. Source: Fort Houston

Frank T. Gee Gallery

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Frank T. Gee Gallery in Gallatin, Tennessee Frank Gee’s art combines the two diverse cultures that have shaped his life. The ancient traditions of his Asian heritage combined with the modern-day sophistication of his American upbringing make his fine art work unique and exciting. Source: venue website

Franklin Art Scene

Cultural District ; Gallery ; Historic Building/Landmark

Your go-to spot for some of the finest art pieces in the area is conveniently located on East Fowlkes Street in Downtown Franklin, TN. On the first Friday of each month, the arts organization offers a free monthly art crawl that takes participants through some of downtown Franklin’s most historic buildings. From blown glass and mixed media to turned wood and paintings, this art crawl is a celebration of the unique artistic talent found in Williamson County! Free trolley rides are provided by Williamson Source from 6pm-9pm. If you're an artist or merchant, there are a variety of ways to connect with the organization, whether it is sponsoring events or featuring your art along the way. Visit the website to connect. Source: Franklin Art Scene

Frist Art Museum

Gallery ; Museum ; Music Venue ; Restaurant/Cafe

The Frist Art Museum opened in April 2001, and since that time has hosted a spectacular array of art from the region and from around the world. The Frist Art Museum was conceived as a family-friendly place and one of the most popular locations in the center is the innovative Martin ArtQuest Gallery. It’s a colorful space alive with the sounds of learning through making art! ArtQuest activities abound for people of all ages. With 30 interactive stations, and the assistance of knowledgeable staff and volunteers, ArtQuest teaches through activity. Make a print, paint your own original watercolor, create your own colorful sculpture! It’s all there in ArtQuest, and it’s free with gallery admission for adults and always free for youth 18 and under. While at the Frist Art Museum, be sure to stop by the Frist Art Museum’s beautiful Gift Shop. There, you’ll find a fabulous array of art prints, books, educational materials, art supplies, clothing, blown glass, pottery, and magnificent jewelry made by local and regional artisans. Items are available in a wide range of prices, so there’s always something to fit your budget. Because much of the merchandise relates to the Frist Art Museum’s exhibitions, the array changes often. No wonder it’s often called the best gift shop in Nashville. Discounts for Frist Art Museum members can make it a bargain hunter’s dream! Learn more about Frist Art Museum annual memberships. Source: Frist Art Museum

Galerie Tangerine

Business/Company ; Gallery

A branch of Anne Daigh Landscape Architecture. A juicy new art venue has opened just south of the Gulch: Galerie Tangerine, named for the brightness of a delectable surprise, features work from artists around the country. Here, art and space bring forth new conversations about how people become inspired.

Gallery 202

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Gallery 202 is a diverse art gallery located in downtown Franklin, TN. As one of the premier art galleries in Franklin we are dedicated to the art lover and collector. We offer an array of artistic styles and mediums including: Paintings, Antiques, Glass, Jewelry, Pottery and Sculpture. Source: venue website

Global Education Center

Community Center ; Cultural District ; Gallery ; Studio ; Theater

The Global Education Center is a nonprofit arts education center for students, teachers and the community in the area of multicultural, anti-bias education. Using the arts as a pathway to understanding the various cultural, ethnic and religious groups residing in the community, the Center's staff and teaching and performing artists present ongoing classes, workshops, lecture-demonstrations and performances to promote cross-cultural understanding and respect. The overall goal is to highlight the commonalties of all people while creating experiences in the arts that aid in dispelling myths, dismantling stereotypes and unlearning biases.

Gray & Dudley

Gallery ; Hotel/Motel/Inn ; Restaurant/Cafe

Paying homage to the building’s past life as the Gray & Dudley Hardware Company, the re-imagined restaurant and lounge space embraces and celebrates high and low, new and old. Adjacent museum galleries (located within the 21c Museum Hotel Nashville) exhibiting contemporary art foster exploration over cocktails or following a meal filled with heartfelt hospitality. View the menu. Learn more about 21c Museum Hotel Nashville.

Harpeth Art Center and Gallery

Business/Company ; Gallery

Harpeth Art Center and Gallery started out originally as Mud Puddle Pottery Studio in 2004 and is located just 20 minutes west of downtown Nashville, TN. In November 2009, Mud Puddle Pottery Studio expanded its operation when it moved to a new facility and became a gallery supporting Middle Tennessee artisans, a teaching facility for various art mediums, including pottery, stained glass, photography, painting, fiber arts and jewelry. Mud Puddle Pottery Studio is also a distributor of clay, supplies and equipment. Source: venue website

Hatch Show Print & Haley Gallery

Business/Company ; Gallery ; Museum

Hatch Show Print is located within the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. As one of America’s oldest working letterpress print shops, Hatch Show Print has played a significant role in shaping the visual language of Music City since 1879. For much of the twentieth century, Hatch Show Print’s posters served as a leading advertising medium for Southern entertainment and music, with posters rolling out for members of the Grand Ole Opry such as Bill Monroe, Minnie Pearl, and Ernest Tubb, as well as for rock & roll heroes such as Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, and more. Today, the shop continues that handmade tradition by designing and printing posters for hundreds of artists, performers, and businesses annually, and creating and producing posters, prints, t-shirts, and more among other unique gifts available for purchase in the gift shop or online. Located inside the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in downtown Nashville, the historic print shop carries on the organization’s mission of education, offering tours and other hands-on experiences too. Source: Hatch Print Show

Haynes Galleries

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Haynes Galleries strives to accommodate all client needs by providing comprehensive professional services facilitating private transactions for buyers and sellers– assistance with evaluating and managing your fine art collection; collection planning and development concepts; conservation and framing recommendations; and assistance with building our clients’ fine art collections through discreet consignment or auction representation. Whether you are a seasoned connoisseur with a large collection or a hobbyist just beginning to collect, Haynes Galleries welcomes the opportunity to assist you with all of your art collection needs. Haynes Galleries is pleased to offer a distinguished list of American artists from three centuries – works by important 19th Century artists such as John Singer Sargent and William McGregor Paxton, as well as 20th and 21st Century masters including Yousuf Karsh, Stephen Scott Young, David Brega and the legendary Wyeth family – including N.C., Andrew, Jamie, Henriette and Carolyn Wyeth. Haynes Galleries has locations in Franklin, Tennessee, as well as Maine.

Hiram Van Gordon Gallery - Tennessee State University

Gallery ; Historic Building/Landmark

Showcasing Student and Professional Art The Hiram Van Gordon Gallery offers approximately six exhibitions yearly that highlight the works of Tennessee State University students, faculty and alumni in the visual arts, African American and African artists, social and civic engaged work along with conversations regarding sustainable environmental practices in art. The Hiram Van Gordon Gallery is located in Elliot Hall on Tennessee State University's main campus. Please visit the website for directions and a parking pass at www.tnstate.edu/art/gallery.aspx. Contact Courtney Adair Johnson, Gallery Director, for information regarding the gallery. cjohn173@tnstate.edu (615) 963-5921 Source: Official Website

Historic Downtown Franklin

Cultural District ; Gallery ; Historic Building/Landmark ; Shopping District

Working in partnership with property owners, preservationists, city and county government, merchants, and businesses, the Downtown Franklin Association has helped create one of the nation’s Main Street success stories, earning national recognition, including a Great American Main Street award. A vibrant blend of historic preservation and modern sophistication. #AmericasFavoriteMainStreet!

Houston Station

Business/Company ; Event Venue ; Gallery ; Music Venue ; Restaurant/Cafe

Houston Station is located in Nashville’s vibrant Wedgewood/Houston Arts District. Two beautifully restored historic 1900s factories house a community of businesses and people who create. Fields of creative expression include (but are not limited to) art, beverage, cuisine, entertainment, and music. Source: venue website

Jalan-Jalan Antiques

Business/Company ; Gallery ; Shopping District

Jalan-Jalan has been sourcing unique and beautiful antiques, cultural art, textiles and architectural elements from Indonesia since 1996, following a first time holiday to the island of Bali. Specializing in one-of-a-kind items, Jalan-Jalan benefits from having an in-country partner who travels to several different islands to locate pieces that otherwise would be unobtainable. Visitors to the showroom and the website, are among the first to see these finds outside of their country of origin and enjoy the unique opportunity to procure investment grade and museum quality pieces before they hit the market at large. As so much has been collected out over the years by buyers from all over the world, Jalan-Jalan's continued personal travel to Bali keeps this important relationship strong. In addition, original designs in Jalan-Jalan's Ancient Modern line utilizing reclaimed wood, can be custom ordered to fit a specific design need while helping to sustain the movement to stop the destruction of ancient hardwood forests in Indonesia. Nestled in a light industrial area south of downtown Nashville, the Jalan-Jalan Showroom is 2800 square feet of beautifully designed vingettes featuring authentic Indonesian teak antiques from the primitive to the refined. 4200 square feet of warehouse space and workshop are just beyond the massive Javanese doors. Because Indonesia was colonized by the Dutch and was on the spice trade route, our furniture reflects influences from all of Europe, Asia, India and other exotic places. Exceptionally skilled craftsmen incorporated these influences with their own unique sensibilities to create a genre that blends beautifully with most any decor. Experiencing the Jalan-Jalan Showroom is like being transported to another world. An extensive library offers visitors the chance to learn about the many cultures of South East Asia and ways to incorporate design elements into their own lifestyles. In addition to furniture, the unique collection of accessories, textiles and architectural components offer alternatives for design and building. Jalan-Jalan is an Indonesian term that means literally, "just going for a walk". Come for a walk through the Jalan-Jalan Showroom. Relax and enjoy A Great Change of Space.

James K. Polk Home and Museum

Gallery ; Historic Building/Landmark ; Museum

The James K. Polk Ancestral Home in Columbia, Tennessee is the only surviving residence of the eleventh U.S. President (excluding the White House). Samuel Polk, a prosperous farmer and surveyor, built the Federal-style brick house in 1816 while his oldest son James was attending the University of North Carolina. When the future President graduated in 1818, he returned to Tennessee and stayed with his parents until his marriage to Sarah Childress in 1824. While living in his family's Columbia home, James practiced law and began his political career by successfully running for the State Legislature. Today, the Home displays original items from James K. Polk's years in Tennessee and Washington, D.C. including furniture, paintings, and White House china.

Jason Saunders Studio and Gallery

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Jason Saunders Studio and Gallery: Directions to the studio/gallery: 6791 Leipers Creek Road Columbia, TN 38401 is located 8 miles south of the village of Leipers Fork, TN. Jason's Studio and Gallery is open by appointment only. Please call or email prior to visiting.

Jefferson Street Art Crawl

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The Jefferson Street Art Crawl is a monthly event that will engage the North Nashville community through a cost-free night of art creation and art appreciation that is completely open and free to the public. The Jefferson Street Art Crawl happens every 4th Saturday of the month. Source: JSAC's Facebook

John Seigenthaler Center - Vanderbilt University

Business/Company ; Gallery ; Museum ; School

Formerly home of the Freedom Forum's First Amendment Center and still owned by the Freedom Forum, the John Seigenthaler Center is named after the late Tennessean publisher and civil rights activist and leases it space to a number of businesses, including The Associated Press. There's a wealth of public and private events that continually are held at the Center, including films and programs. Check the website for programming updates.

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