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Since 1954 TAL provides opportunities for artists 18 years or older from emerging to professional to exhibit their work.
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ARTIST REMINDER: Pick up your artwork! 🎨 A friendly reminder to all exhibiting artists that it’s time to collect your pieces from the Gordon Jewish Community Center. Please make sure to pick up your artwork by Monday, November 2nd so that they can clear the gallery space for the next installation. 📍 Gordon Jewish Community Center 801 Percy Warner Blvd, Nashville, TN 37205 JCC hours: Monday–Thursday: 5:30 AM – 8:00 PM Friday: 5:30 AM – 5:45 PM Saturday & Sunday: 8:00 AM – 4:45 PM Thank you so much to everyone who shared their incredible work with us! by @tnartleague
Beyond the frame. Beyond the familiar. From fantastical worlds and theatrical tableaux to surrealist compositions, Lynn Goldsmith's photography reveals an imagination that extends far beyond her celebrated portraits of rock legends and cultural icons. Throughout her career, Goldsmith has explored photography not simply as a means of documenting the world, but as a medium for creating entirely new ones. In her latest ARS GLORIA feature, we explore the remarkable breadth of her artistic career, her creative philosophy, and the vision behind the lens. 📸 ARS GLORIA: Lynn Goldsmith — Beyond the Frame Read the full story through the link in our bio. Photography © Lynn Goldsmith. Used with permission. #ARSGLORIA #LynnGoldsmith #FineArtPhotography #Surrealism #VisualArts ContemporaryArt Photography by @tnartleague
Thank you to all who came out to the JCC to support the Tennessee Art League's group show! We are so proud of all of our members and their beautiful work! by @tnartleague
Join the Tennessee Art League for the Identity Art Exhibit reception on Wednesday, October 14 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Gordon Jewish Community Center, 801 Percy Warner Blvd, Nashville. Admission is free and open to everyone. Enjoy an evening celebrating local artists with complimentary refreshments and music by DJ Joseph Harris by @tnartleague
Thank you to TN Art League and Gordon Jewish Community Center for featuring these paintings in a juried exhibition tonight through November 3rd! Opening is tonight (wednesday) from 6-8 pm ❤️ @nashjcc @tnartleague #nashvilleart #watercoloronpaper #womanportrait #landscapewatercolor #artexhibitions by @tnartleague
Four pairs of shoes. Four future legends. One teenage photographer. In February 1964, a young Lynn Goldsmith encountered The Beatles in Miami Beach. Among the photographs she made was this remarkable image—not of their faces, but of their shoes. It's an early glimpse of the distinctive perspective that would eventually help define her extraordinary career photographing some of the world's most influential musicians and cultural figures. All these years later, Goldsmith's photographs continue to demonstrate that there's often more to a portrait than meets the eye. Discover her remarkable journey in ARS GLORIA's latest feature, 'Lynn Goldsmith: Beyond the Frame.' Read the full story at the link in our bio. #ArsGloria #LynnGoldsmith #TheBeatles #MusicPhotography by @tnartleague
📸 ARS GLORIA — WEEK TEN: LYNN GOLDSMITH Some of the most iconic figures in music history have stood before her camera. But for legendary photographer Lynn Goldsmith, the story has always been about more than the image itself. From Bruce Springsteen and Patti Smith to Prince, Bob Dylan, and countless others, Goldsmith has spent decades capturing the personalities, emotions, and humanity behind some of the world's most recognizable faces. A pioneering photographer, filmmaker, and creative entrepreneur, Goldsmith has built a remarkable career defined by artistic independence, curiosity, and an unwavering commitment to creative expression. Her secret? Relating to the subject of the picture. This week, ARS GLORIA explores her extraordinary journey, her contributions to visual culture, and her historic fight for artists' rights. Read 'Lynn Goldsmith: Beyond the Frame' through the link in our bio! #ARSGLORIA #LynnGoldsmith #Photography #VisualArts by @tnartleague
🎨 CALL FOR ART: WE FEST 2026 🎨 Tennessee Art League has been invited to participate as a Partner Organization at the 2026 William Edmondson Arts & Culture Fest! We're looking for TAL artists interested in having their work represented at our booth during this exciting community arts festival. 📍 WE Fest William Edmondson Homesite Park & Gardens 1450 14th Ave S, Nashville, TN 📅 Saturday, October 24, 2026 ⏰ 10 AM–4 PM 🎟️ Free admission ARTWORK DROP-OFF To make things easy for our artists, artwork will be collected ahead of the festival at: 📍 Edgehill Library 1409 12th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203 ARTWORK PICK-UP Artwork will be available for pickup immediately following the festival: 📅 Saturday, October 24 ⏰ 4:00–5:00 PM FAQ Do I need to stay at the festival? No. Artists are welcome to attend and enjoy the festival, but you don't have to remain at the TAL booth. Is there a fee to participate? No fees for TAL members How many pieces can I submit? We recommend 3 pieces or styles of prints in the double digit price range What kind of artwork can I submit? Any medium is accepted, you may submit original work to be displayed at the TAL booth. Due to size limitations of the booth, we recommend a maximum artwork size of 18"x18” Does my artwork need to be framed or ready to display? This is a public event, so protection of original pieces or prints is highly recommended. Will artwork be for sale? You may submit work/prints with a sale tag. Please include the artist name, medium, dimensions, and price Please provide a pricing sheet if you submit multiple items with corresponding photos The TAL retains a 30% commission on artwork sold. What happens if I can't make the 9 AM drop-off? Our booth must be fully set up by 10am. What happens if I can't pick up my artwork at 4 PM? Sabrina will have the artwork available for pickup until 5pm, but we do not have storage available at this time. How do I submit my artwork? Please send the TAL: tnartleague1@gmail.com A photo of the work The medium The size/dimensions The price or NFS If you can drop off/Pick up the day of by @tnartleague
Join the Tennessee Art League for the Identity Art Exhibit reception on Wednesday, October 14 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Gordon Jewish Community Center, 801 Percy Warner Blvd, Nashville. Admission is free and open to everyone. Enjoy an evening celebrating local artists with complimentary refreshments and music by DJ Joseph Harris. by @tnartleague
Illustration is one of those art forms we encounter constantly, yet rarely give the same attention we give painting, sculpture, or photography. At its best, illustration doesn’t simply decorate an idea — it builds a world. These production paintings by Wayne White were created for "Borgel," an unrealized screen project based on Daniel Pinkwater’s novel. Strange highways, impossible roadside attractions, retro-futurist cars, and mountains of luggage already feel inhabited before a camera ever arrives. That’s part of what makes this work so fascinating. A set designer or illustrator can spend days, weeks, or months imagining places that may never ultimately exist beyond the artwork itself. But the image still survives — and deserves to be considered as art in its own right. For our Week Nine ARS GLORIA profile, 'Such Harmonious Madness,' we celebrate Wayne White not only for the worlds audiences know, but for the extraordinary ones that almost existed. #WayneWhite #ArsGloria #Borgel #IllustrationArt by @tnartleague
Wayne White doesn’t stop at the canvas. His creative world has always moved freely between painting, puppetry, television, performance, and music. That musical work is collaborative, created with @shakingray, @jimtate, and @brybrycycle — another extension of the restless, multidisciplinary imagination behind his art. Earlier this year, USERNAME PASSWORD performed in conjunction with Wayne’s Revenge of the Knoxville Girl exhibition at the Knoxville Museum of Art during Big Ears. 🎶 Read “'Such Harmonious Madness': The Art of Wayne White” at the link in bio. #WayneWhite #UsernamePassword #ArsGloria #BigEars #TennesseeArt by @tnartleague
Before many people knew Wayne White as a painter, they already knew his imagination. 🎥 🔨 🎨 Across television, music videos, puppetry, and production design, Wayne helped build some of the strangest and most memorable visual worlds of the last several decades. From Shining Time Station and Riders in the Sky to The Weird Al Show, Peter Gabriel’s “Big Time,” and The Smashing Pumpkins’ “Tonight, Tonight,” his work has always carried the same restless mix of humor, theatricality, craftsmanship, and visual chaos. These sets and design concepts offer another look at just how broad that creative life has been. Read “‘Such Harmonious Madness’: The Art of Wayne White” at the link in our bio. #ArsGloria #WayneWhite #productiondesign #illustration #TennesseeArtist by @tnartleague

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