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  • No-Man’s-Land

    No-Man’s-Land | August 13 – November 8, 2026 Opening Reception Thursday, August 13th - 5:30 PM Inspired by the visionary work of Kentucky coal-miner-turned-evangelist Harrison Mayes after he experienced a life-changing epiphany, No-Man’s-Land explores genres, beings, and geographies that exceed singular definition. Born in Tennessee in 1898, Mayes’ placed concrete beacons across the country, with […]

  • The Tennessee Valley Fair Student Art Exhibition: 50th Anniversary

    The Tennessee Valley Fair Student Art Exhibition: 50th Anniversary October 23–December 13, 2026 Kramer Education Center, Knoxville Museum of Art Opening Reception: Sunday, November 1, 2–4 p.m. Celebrating 50 years of recognizing the next generation of artists, the Tennessee Valley Fair Student Art Exhibition honors the creativity and achievements of East Tennessee’s young artists. Established […]

  • Hai-Wen Lin – bittersun

    Hai-Wen Lin - bittersun | October 2026 through February 2027 In this forthcoming exhibition, Taiwanese-American artist Hai-Wen Lin fashions garments as kites: creating sculptures that move between the body and the environment. Made with the intimacy of clothing and the logic of flight, the works draw on visual traditions from Buddhist jiasha robes to Appalachian […]

  • East Tennessee Regional Art Exhibition

    EAST TENNESSEE REGIONAL STUDENT ART EXHIBITION November 27, 2026 – January 10, 2027 ETRSAE Soft Opening The 21st Annual East Tennessee Regional Student Art Exhibition is presented by the Knoxville Museum of Art each fall. The ETRSAE showcases the strength and diversity of art education programs in East Tennessee, celebrates talented middle and high school […]

  • Kevin Beasley

    The Appalachian Mountains, which govern the winding highway traveled by artist Kevin Beasley during the development of his recent work, can be described as “fold mountains” – created from two or more of the Earth’s tectonic plates pushing together. At these intersecting shores, rock and debris are compressed into and within each other, shedding individuality […]