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Fall Guide 2026: The Season’s Must-See Museum and Gallery Exhibitions (opens the original)
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Thereâs no art season like fall art season. The mid-September heat wave may still be fresh in all our minds, but spiritually Iâm already lost in a land of sweaters and kickoffs, chili and cornbread, fly-fishing and firepits, and cool evenings at gallery hot spots fueled by community, conversation and cabernet sauvignon. Autumn weather may be fashionably late to Middle Tennessee this year, but the visual art scene is bustling, delivering a cornucopia of shows and displays that all touch on th
Ian Edward White Photographs Middle Tennessee’s Suburban/Rural Youth Culture (opens the original)
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Ian Edward Whiteâs photography exhibition Townes Ferry Pike includes images made over the past four years while the artist has traveled throughout Middle Tennessee â Murfreesboro, Shelbyville, McMinnville, Columbia, Nashville â photographing the beauty in the banal and the marvelous in the mundane. White works in the Southern lyrical documentary tradition, presenting Middle Tennessee as both a real place and a state of mind, shaped by history, nostalgia and personal memory. The small phot
Red Arrow’s ‘Nashville Hot Summer’ Brings the Cool (opens the original)
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Red Arrowâs annual Nashville Hot Summer exhibition is a warm-weather-themed affair that routinely plays fast and loose with the expectations of commercial gallery summer art shows, which traditionally offer saleable artists in big group displays. Itâs a strategy that encourages visitors even in the thickest humidity â and it also appeals to tourists. Red Arrow is one of the most dynamic and consequential galleries in the city, and this fourth iteration of Nashville Hot Summer is an idiosyn
Nashville’s Downtown Art District Bounces Back (opens the original)
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When 21c Museum Hotel opened its Nashville location in 2017, the Louisville-based boutique chain converted a historic downtown building on Second Avenue into an art-forward hotel, complete with unique art exhibition spaces throughout. For six years, 21câs world-class art exhibitions were a highlight of Nashvilleâs downtown art district. Then spring 2020 brought the pandemic, followed by the Christmas Day bombing. Downtown Nashville struggled, and in July 2023, 21c Nashville officially ceased
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