If you do not have an MTSU account, please call 615-542-6368 or email gallery@mtsu.edu to enroll.

This faculty led initiative was designed to expand our community engagement in and around Murfreesboro. The events are free and open to the public with all materials provided as tools to build greater advocacy for the arts in middle Tennessee.  Students and faculty participate and lead demonstrations. They answer questions and offer insight into context, technique, and concept.

Exhibit openings in our main gallery and each student space are scheduled on Saturdays to encourage community and alumni attendance while providing greater access to our facilities and programs.

Activities include all ages in interactive workshops, lectures, and exhibits. Through open discussion about artwork and the role of the artist in communities, we will demonstrate  the importance of arts education while fostering a culture of support for the Arts in Tennessee.

All workshops are located in Todd Hall Room 224A except where otherwise noted.

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Color, Content, and Character: Academic and Self-Taught Perspectives on Art
September 22–October 20, 2018 | located in the Todd Art Gallery, 224A

Opening reception begins at 1:00 pm.
This showing features a full-range of artists from across middle Tennessee with the work of Willard Hill, James Langston, Susan Rodehaver, Samira Hardcastle, Theresa Sifford, Jan Quarles, Justyna Kostkowska, Phyllis Razo, Carol Berning, Carmen Bouldin, Heather McCormick, Leroy Hodges, Diane Stockard, Dawna Kinne Magliacano, Kay Currie, Mary Watkins, Abby Reish, Mark Jackson, David Adkins, and many others!

For more information or any questions, please contact Eric Snyder at 615-898-5532.