Beizar Aradini at The Electric Shed, Nashville
Joe Nolan reviews Beizar Aradini’s recently closed exhibition Mashallah, Mashallah, Mashallah at The Electric Shed in Nashville.
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Tactile Response at David Lusk Gallery, Nashville
Burnaway takes a close look at Tactile Response at David Lusk Gallery in Nashville.
Fable at David Lusk Gallery, Nashville
Joe Nolan reviews a group exhibition in Nashville that offers a range of contemporary artists’ interpretations of Aesop’s fables.
Famous Echoes: also tubes at Unrequited Leisure
Margaret Jane Joffrion visits a bygone internet era through an exhibition of code-based artworks at Unrequited Leisure, Nashville.
Aponte Forever: Art and Black Freedom in Nashville
In an exhibition at Vanderbilt Fine Arts Gallery, artists reimagine a lost “book of paintings” created by José Antonio Aponte, a free Black man in nineteenth-century Cuba.
Symbols and Archetypes at Vanderbilt Fine Arts Gallery, Nashville
An exhibition responding to Jungian theories about symbolism and the unconscious collects artifacts and artworks from across two thousand years of human history in Nashville.
Rooms with a View: Heather Hartman and Megan White
Margaret Jane Joffrion considers two exhibitions of paintings in Nashville, revisits a poem by Emily Dickinson, and wonders if bugs can be saints.
Mild Climate in Nashville, TN
BA visits Mild Climate, an artist-run space in transition in Nashville, Tennessee.
A Conversation with Diana Al-Hadid
Diana Al-Hadid speaks with contributor Melinda Baker about the difference between curiosity and inspiration and her recent work on view in Nashville.
