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  • Art + Issues: Gentrification-Localized Colonization or Urban Uplift

    Art + Issues: Gentrification-Localized Colonization or Urban Uplift
    Thu. Oct 13th, 2016
    6pm – 7pm

    at Hunter Museum of American Art

    Are we uplifting communities or creating local colonies? Are rising property values also forcing people out and creating fiefdoms within communities? You’ve heard the fervent debates both locally and nationally. Tonight you can join UTC English and Honors professor and novelist Sybil Baker as we explore this issue through examining a contemporary print in...

  • In-Town Gallery presents “Out of Town” for October

    In-Town Gallery presents “Out of Town” for October
    thru Mon. Oct 31st, 2016

    at In-Town Gallery

    “Out of Town” at In-Town is the feature show for October. Jennie Kirkpatrick invites you to travel visually to some of the scenes and subjects that caught her eye while traveling. Meet the artist and enjoy the company of other artists at the opening reception Friday October 7, 5pm - 8pm at 26A Frazier Avenue. A departure from the still life subjects of...

  • Cocktails In Color: Storied Edition

    Cocktails In Color: Storied Edition
    Thu. Aug 25th, 2016
    1pm – 2pm

    at Hunter Museum of American Art

    Raise an artful glass as Hunter curators and Flying Squirrel bartenders share a work of art from our latest story-inspired exhibition and then share the cocktail inspired by the piece. (Hint: It will be a "criminally" fun night.) Best of all, everyone gets to return to the grand atrium for a special tasting of the one-of-a-kind drink. Tickets are $15 and...

  • All American Summer presents The Communicators

    All American Summer presents The Communicators
    Thu. Aug 11th, 2016
    6pm – 7:30pm

    at Hunter Museum of American Art

    It is always an event when The Communicators--Chattanooga's beloved supergroup--get on the stage, so what better way to close out our summer concert series? Be sure to check out their in-gallery performance on our Facebook page for a special sneak peak, then join us for our last show of the All American Summer season overlooking the wild Tennessee River....

  • The Chattery Presents “Introduction to Calligraphy”

    The Chattery Presents “Introduction to Calligraphy”
    Tue. Aug 9th, 2016
    6pm – 7:30pm

    at Chattanooga WorkSpace

    This class will be an introduction to the basics of calligraphy. From these basics in class, students can pursue developing the skills of a traditional style of calligraphy or can adapt them into a more contemporary style. Good penmanship is not required - only a desire to enjoy oneself and to learn some of the basics of the art of calligraphy. Supplies:...

  • In-Town Gallery presents “Hot Stuff” for August

    In-Town Gallery presents “Hot Stuff” for August
    thru Wed. Aug 31st, 2016

    at In-Town Gallery

    The public is encouraged to check out the “Hot Stuff” featured for the month of August at In-Town Gallery. If you give a theme to a bunch of artists surprising things materialize. Meet the artists and enjoy their interpretations of sizzling “dog days” at an open house August 5, 2016 at 26A Frazier Avenue, 5PM - 8PM. A chef works amid the steam and heat in June...

  • The Chattery Presents “Around the World in 80 Plays: A Phonographic Journey”

    The Chattery Presents “Around the World in 80 Plays: A Phonographic Journey”
    Wed. Jul 27th, 2016
    6pm – 7:30pm

    at Jazzanooga Arts SPACE

    Travel to far-flung locales via the arcane medium of 78rpm record and let the music of exotic lands enchant and excite your eardrums! DJ Passé (Lon Eldridge) takes you on an epic audio journey spanning 24,901 miles and 24 countries in just two hours. That's enough to make Verne's own Phileas Fogg jealous! These antique recordings, gathered from the four...

  • Animating The Still Life

    Animating The Still Life
    thru Fri. Dec 2nd, 2016

    at Hunter Museum of American Art

    ON VIEW THROUGH DECEMBER 2016 What is a still life? Traditionally, it was a painting of everyday objects gathered onto a table, often illustrating wealth and opulence. It became an especially significant form of art in the late 16th century with the Dutch, who produced still life paintings of tables overflowing with foodstuffs and precious objects, which...

  • Masters of the Golden Age: Harvey Dunn and His Students

    Masters of the Golden Age: Harvey Dunn and His Students
    thru Sun. Oct 2nd, 2016

    at Hunter Museum of American Art

    ON VIEW JULY 1, 2016 - OCTOBER 2, 2016 The Golden Age of illustration, from the 1880s to the 1930s, was a period of unprecedented commercial success for many artists. As mass media publications of all kinds, particularly magazines, gained popularity across the nation, a great need arose for images to accompany the stories of the day. Before photography...

  • Art Wise: Distinguished Speakers Series presents Stephanie Plunkett

    Art Wise: Distinguished Speakers Series presents Stephanie Plunkett
    Thu. Jun 30th, 2016
    6pm – 7pm

    at Hunter Museum of American Art

    We are proud to welcome Norman Rockwell Museum Chief Curator and Deputy Director Stephanie Plunkett to speak about Harvey Dunn, his artistic and teaching career, and the themes of his work. Because the exhibition was organized by the Norman Rockwell Museum and the South Dakota Art Museum, Ms. Plunkett will be able to offer special insight into Dunn’s legacy...

  • Leslie J. Dulin’s “Abstract Paintings”

    Leslie J. Dulin’s “Abstract Paintings”
    thru Thu. Jun 30th, 2016

    at In-Town Gallery

    Leslie J. Dulin will exhibit a collection of new acrylic paintings, Abstract Paintings, during June at In-Town Gallery as the month’s featured artist. Dulin uses unconventional painting tools to create bold abstract expressionist paintings on canvas. An opening reception will be held on Friday, June 3, 5-8 pm and is free to the public. “My paintings have no...

  • Art Wise: Distinguished Speakers Series presents Sanford Hirsch

    Art Wise: Distinguished Speakers Series presents Sanford Hirsch
    Thu. May 5th, 2016
    6pm – 7pm

    at Hunter Museum of American Art

    We are proud to welcome Sanford Hirsch, Executive Director of the Adolph & Esther Gottlieb Foundation, to speak about our current exhibit of paintings and monotypes by Adolph Gottlieb. Come learn more about what Gottlieb meant when he said, "The role of the artist is that of image-maker. Different times require different images." As part of Throwback...

  • Glass Art Pop-up Sale

    Glass Art Pop-up Sale
    Sun. May 1st, 2016
    12pm – 3pm

    at Hunter Museum of American Art

    In honor of the special "glass-centric" exhibition Once & Again: Still Lifes by Beth Lipman, the Hunter Museum of American Art presents a one-day “pop-up” store featuring the work of regional glass artists.\ During this free and open-to-the-public sale, guests can meet the artists and purchase glass work including sculptures, jewelry, and ornaments. Artists...

  • Sense and Sensibility

    Sense and Sensibility
    thru Sat. Apr 23rd, 2016

    at Sanderson Hall at Covenant College

    Covenant College Drama Association presents Sense and Sensibility. Join us in watching Covenant students perform this play based on Jane Austen's well-known novel.

  • 4 Bridges Arts Festival 2016

    Sat. Apr 16th, 2016
    10am – 7pm

    at First Tennessee Pavilion

    4 Bridges Arts Festival will return for its 16th year to bring world-class fine art to the region. The Festival hosts artists from across the United States with constantly over 130 artists exhibiting each year. As the region’s only nationally ranked fine arts festival, 4 Bridges is a fully juried show with artists awards totaling $15,000. Diversity in...

  • Throwback Thursday

    Throwback Thursday
    Thu. Apr 7th, 2016
    4pm – 7:30pm

    at Hunter Museum of American Art

    Enjoy the permanent collection at the Hunter Museum of Art free of charge this evening and our temporary exhibits of art by Beth Lipman and by Adolph Gottlieb all for the special throwback price of just $5 (free to members and children under 17 with a paying adult). All Throwback Thursdays generously sponsored by Easy Auto. Additional support from Publix...

  • In-Town Gallery presents “Really Rad Rust”

    In-Town Gallery presents “Really Rad Rust”
    thru Sat. Apr 30th, 2016

    at In-Town Gallery

    Denise Bizot unveils more of her metal sculptures both freestanding and wall hung. A totally unique approach to metal sculpture keeps visitors demanding more. Meet the artist and learn more about her process at the opening reception April 1, 2016 at 26A Frazier Avenue 5PM - 8PM. A transplant from New Orleans, Denise’s filagree treatment of metal pieces...

  • Brunch On The Bluff: Dana Rogers

    Brunch On The Bluff: Dana Rogers
    Sun. Mar 20th, 2016
    11am – 1pm

    at Hunter Museum of American Art

    This winter music series features regional musicians, tours of the galleries and a delicious brunch from Dipped Fresh. We close out the series with music by Dana Rogers. See Dana's website here. Music and brunch begin at 11. Brunch ends at noon but music continues until 1 for all museum guests. Brunch guests are also welcome to a special theme highlight...

  • Once & Again: Still Lifes By Beth Lipman

    Once & Again: Still Lifes By Beth Lipman
    thru Sun. Jun 12th, 2016

    at Hunter Museum of American Art

    Finding inspiration in European master paintings, Beth Lipman (b. 1971) draws links between past and present in her large-scale, three-dimensional glass sculptures, expanding beyond still life to incorporate elements of portraiture and the landscape. The results are provocative pieces that transcend the glittering beauty of glass and speak about issues...

  • A Painter’s Hand: The Works Of Adolph Gottlieb

    A Painter’s Hand: The Works Of Adolph Gottlieb
    thru Sun. Jun 5th, 2016

    at Hunter Museum of American Art

    A first-generation Abstract Expressionist painter, Adolph Gottlieb (1903-1974) made art that was central to the development of mid-twentieth century painting in America. Born in New York City, Gottlieb came of age at a time when European painting reigned supreme, and Paris was the center of the art world. He left high school in New York to study art in...

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