TENNESSEE ART MUSEUMS
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS & ART CENTERS
Guide to Tennessee art museums, art centers and non-profit art organizations. For the year 2025, we will be focusing more on these important art venues. Please consider joining us and supporting them whenever you can. The membership benefits are worth it, plus you will be contributing to important local and regional art resources. This guide provides you with links to as many art organization as we know about in the state. If you know of other art organizations that are not listed, please let us know.
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Tennessee Art Museums
Belle Meade Historic Site (Nashville)Belmont Mansion (Nashville)
Belz Museum of Asian & Judaic Art (Memphis)
Cheekwood Estate & Gardens (Nashville)
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (Nashville)
Dixon Gallery and Gardens (Memphis)
Frist Art Museum (Nashville)
Hunter Museum of American Art (Chattanooga)
Houston Museum of Decorative Arts (Chattanooga)
Knoxville Museum of Art
Memphis Brooks Museum of Art (Memphis)
Memphis Rock n Soul Museum (Memphis)
Metal Museum (Memphis)
National Museum of African American Music (Nashville)
The Parthenon (Nashville)
Tennessee State Museum (Nashville)
University Art Museums and Galleries in Tennessee
Art Museum of the University of MemphisBeverly + Sam Ross Gallery (Christian Brothers University, Memphis)
Carl Van Vechten Art Gallery (Fisk University, Nashville)
Clough-Hanson Gallery (Rhodes College, Memphis)
Ewing Gallery of Art + Architecturee (UT at Knoxville)
McClung Museum of Natural History & Culture (UT at Knoxville)
Institute of Egyptian Art & Archaeology (University of Memphis)
Leu Gallery (Belmont University, Nashville)
Reece Museum (East Tennessee State University, Johnson City)
Sarratt Gallery (Vanderbilt University, Nashville)
Todd Gallery (Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro)
University Art Gallery (University of the South, Sewanee)
Vanderbilt Museum of Art (Vanderbilt U, Nashville)
Tennessee Art Centers
Appalachian Center for Craft (Smithville)Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts (Galinburg)
Beck Cultural Exchange Center (Knoxville)
Bessie Smith Cultural Center (Chattanooga)
The Fly Arts Center (Shelbyville)
Monthaven Arts & Cultural Center (Hendersonville)
Oz Arts (Nashville)
The Parthenon (Nashville)
Rose Center (Morristown)
Tullahoma Art Center (Tullahoma)
West Tennessee Regional Art Center (Humboldt)
Wonders Center & Science Museum (Dickson)
Tennessee Non-Profit Art Organizations
ArtXtravaganza (Knoxville)Association for Visual Arts (Chattanooga)
Brown County Art Guild & Gallery (Nashville)
Candoro Marble (Knoxville)
ClearStory Arts (Chattanooga)
Dogwood Arts (Knoxville)
East Tennessee Historical Society (Knoxville)
Humanities Tennessee
Ma' & 9 Mustardseeds Foundation (Memphis)
Main Terrain Art Park (Chattanooga)
Medicine Factory (Memphis)
Memphis Botanic Garden
Metro Arts (Nashville)
Nashville Artist Guild
Rose Center Council for the Arts (Morristown)
Sculpture Fields at Montague Park (Chattanooga)
Splash - Youth Arts Workshop (Chattanooga)
Stove Works (Chattanooga)
Tennessee Craft (Nashville)
Tennessee Association of Museums (Nashville)
Tennessee Arts Commission
Tullahoma Fine Arts Center (Tullahoma)
ART MUSEUM GUIDES FOR EVERY STATE
ART GALLERY GUIDES FOR OTHER STATES
Art guides for every state and thirty-seven major art cities.
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