Experience this major exhibition focusing on the remarkable legacy of Hank Williams, his son, Hank Williams Jr., and their enduring impact on generations of artists.

This is a biographical exhibit that will explore how Wells, a soft-spoken, dignified mother of three, succeeded in tearing down country music’s gender barrier and became a role model for generations of female artists.

Docent-guided tours are available every day at 1:30 p.m. All tours originate at the Information Desk inside the galleries on the Main Level.

‘A Magnificent Obsession’ by Rodin features more than sixty bronze sculptures that celebrates the artist’s revolutionary contributions to modern sculpture. It includes works on paper, photographs, portraits of the artist and much more.

‘Young Tennessee Artists: Statewide Advanced Placement Studio Art’ showcases a selection of the finest artwork created by Tennessee high school students. It includes thirty-six drawings, paintings, photographs and mixed-media works.

Experience this major exhibition focusing on the remarkable legacy of Hank Williams, his son, Hank Williams Jr., and their enduring impact on generations of artists.

This is a biographical exhibit that will explore how Wells, a soft-spoken, dignified mother of three, succeeded in tearing down country music’s gender barrier and became a role model for generations of female artists.

Docent-guided tours are available every day at 1:30 p.m. All tours originate at the Information Desk inside the galleries on the Main Level.

‘A Magnificent Obsession’ by Rodin features more than sixty bronze sculptures that celebrates the artist’s revolutionary contributions to modern sculpture. It includes works on paper, photographs, portraits of the artist and much more.

‘Young Tennessee Artists: Statewide Advanced Placement Studio Art’ showcases a selection of the finest artwork created by Tennessee high school students. It includes thirty-six drawings, paintings, photographs and mixed-media works.

Hailed as one of the most outstanding self-taught carvers of the 20th century, William Edmondson paved the way for many African American artists.

Kathy Girder Engler is a sculptor from Augusta, Georgia. She has studied the human form over her long career and has exhibited extensively in the US, Italy, Japan, France and New Zealand. For the last twenty years she has used a paper pulp mixture with ingredients such as bone or barnacles mixed with man made objects that have been aged by the environment to create torso fragments, which are delicate in nature but appear to have come from some archeological site unearthing ancient Cycladic figures.

'Immersion – A Katrina Room,' exhibits dramatic photographs in a life-size room that gives palatable sense to the devastation and destruction after Katrina blasted New Orleans on August 29,2005. Rosen’s home was literally immersed in water. When the water receded he returned home for documentation and possible recovery of objects.