FEATURED:
Every Poster Tells a Story: 140 Years of Hatch Show Print
Thru Sunday, April 12
Hatch Show Print
224 Fifth Ave. S., Nashville
615-577-7710 | hatchshowprint.com
If you’ve lived in Nashville long enough and are at least remotely plugged into our town’s music history, you know the signature look of a Hatch Show Print poster. Celebrating nearly a century and a half, Hatch is one of the oldest active poster print shops in America. The shop has a rich history of marrying music (and other events) with art. The exhibit Every Poster Tells a Story: 140 Years of Hatch Show Print takes you back to its founding in 1879 and brings you through pivotal periods of its history into its modern-day mantra: “preservation through production.” Art-loving kids will surely marvel at the posters, blocks and other memorabilia on display.
The exhibit is located in the Community Corridor that connects the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum to the Omni Hotel, viewable 24 hours a day. Admission is free.
THE ARTS COMPANY
215 Fifth Ave. of the Arts, Nashville
615-254-2040
theartscompany.com
• Each month’s new exhibit is unveiled during the First Saturday Art Crawl.
BENNETT GALLERIES
2104 Crestmoor Road, Nashville
615-297-3201
bennettgalleriesnashville.com
• Several established and emerging artists on display.
BERGER GALLERY AT THE ARTS center of cannon county
1424 John Bragg Hwy., Woodbury
615-563-2787
artscenterofcc.com
• March exhibits include landscape artist Justyna Kostowska and mixed-media art by Shannon Juliano.
CARL VAN VECHTEN ART GALLERY AT FISK UNIVERSITY
1000 17th Ave. N., Nashville
615-329-8720 | fisk.edu/galleries/fisk-galleries
• Currently on display are Artists in Residence 1888-Present: Fisk Faculty & Alumni Show and 615 North
• Thru Sept. 12: Terry Adkins: Our Sons and Daughters Ever on the Altar
CENTER FOR THE ARTS
110 W. College St., Murfreesboro
615-904-2787 | boroarts.org
The art gallery hosts rotating exhibits throughout the year.
CHEEKWOOD
1200 Forrest Park Drive, Nashville
615-356-8000 | cheekwood.org
• Thru March 15: 2020 Middle Tennessee Scholastic Art Competition
• Thru March 29: 2020 Martin Shallenberger Artist-in-Residence Hiroshi Sato
FRIST ART MUSEUM
919 Broadway, Nashville
615-244-3340 | fristartmuseum.org
• Thru May 1: Terry Adkins: Our Sons and Daughters on the Altar
• Thru May 17: The Nashville Flood: Ten Years Later
• Thru May 31: J.M.W. Turner: Quest for the Sublime
• March 13 – June 28: Mel Ziegler: Flag Exchange
• March 13 – June 28: Return to Sender
Art Museum in the exhibit spanning the artist's career from the 1790s – 1840s.
SPOTLIGHT: J.M.W. TURNER AT THE FRIST
Joseph Mallord William (J.M.W.) Turner was one of England's greatest artists and a leading figure in the Romantic Movement that swept the late 18th through mid-19th centuries. His work is known for its dramatic contrast of gloomy clouds and intense light. Through Sunday, May 31, your family can explore Turner's work through the exhibit, J.M.W. Turner: Quest for the Sublime. The exhibit displays 70 oil paintings and watercolors spanning the artist's career — and it's the second largest exhibit in the United States devoted to Turner. Frist hours are Mon – Wed 10 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., Thu – Fri 10 a.m. – 9 p.m., Sat 10 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., Sun 1 – 5:30 p.m. Admission is $15 adults, free ages 18 & younger.
GALLERY 202
202 Second Ave. S., Franklin
615-472-1134 | gallery202art.com
• Local, regional and national artists on display.
GROUND FLOOR GALLERY
942 Fourth Ave. S., Nashville
615-478-1467 | groundflrgallery.com
• Opening March 7: Stories of the South: A Photographic Exhibition
HATCH SHOW PRINT’S HALEY GALLERY
224 Fifth Ave. S., Nashville
615-577-7710
hatchshowprint.com
• Thru April 30: Every Poster Tells a Story: 140 Years of Hatch Show Print
LEIPER’S CREEK GALLERY
4144 Old Hillsboro Road, Franklin
615-599-5102
leiperscreekgallery.com
• Twenty-four artists on display
LEU ART GALLERY & Gallery 121 AT BELMONT UNIVERSITY
1900 Belmont Blvd., Nashville
belmont.edu/omore
• March 16 – May 1: Identity, Femininity & Spirituality by Shin-hee Chin and Suki Kwon
MTSU’S TODD ART GALLERY
919 Broadway, Nashville
615-898-5532 | mtsu.edu/art
• March 12 – April 15: Form Line Shape Space | a Juried National Drawing Exhibit
OZ ARTS
6172 Cockrill Bend Cir., Nashville
615-350-7200 | ozartsnashville.org
• Now showing (viewable by appointment): Under a Dream: Selected Works of Doris Wasserman
School in Murfreesboro — is part of the Roots: Youth Exhibition on
display this month in the Steve Matthews Gallery at
Bradley Academy Museum & Cultural Center.
THE PARTHENON
2500 West End Ave., Nashville
615-862-8431 | nashville.gov/parks
• Permanent: The Cowan Collection of American Art
RED ARROW GALLERY
919 Gallatin Ave., Ste. 4, Nashville
615-236-6575
theredarrowgallery.com
• March 14 – April 5: Desmond Lewis
THE RYMER GALLERY
233 Fifth Ave. N., Nashville
615-752-6030
therymergallery.com
Rotating exhibits throughout the year. New shows are revealed during the First Saturday Art Crawl.
STEVE MATTHEWS GALLERY AT BRADLEY ACADEMY MUSEUM & CULTURAL CENTER
415 S. Academy St., Murfreesboro
615-962-8773 | bradleymuseum.com
• Roots: Youth Exhibition shows more than 500 pieces of art by K – 12 students in Rutherford County Schools. March 14 shows grades K – 5; March 21 shows grades 6 – 12. 5 – 7 p.m.
TINNEY CONTEMPORARY
237 Fifth Ave. N., Nashville
615-255-7816
tinneycontemporary.com
Rotating exhibits monthly.
VANDERBILT ART GALLERY
419 21st Ave. S., Nashville
615-322-0605
vanderbilt.edu/gallery
• March 19 – June 7: Dream for Light Years: Ali Smith and Michael Alec Rose
YORK & FRIENDS FINE ART GALLERY
644 W. Iris Drive, Nashville
615-352-3316
yorkandfriends.com
• More than 30 artists on display capturing fine Southern living.
