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Looking forward to seeing you for a socially distanced First Friday! 100 Block Knoxville What's Up Knoxville Downtown Knoxville Visit Knoxville

Through the Trees, presents recent paintings and drawings. The images are thematic and site specific generated from extensive observations and time spent exploring East Tennessee, the Delaware Valley, the Oregon Coast, and Lower Silesia in Poland. -Thomas Riesing

Thank you UT Downtown Gallery for finding a way to continue this tradition! Check out artwork by Laney Haskell, me, and our talented KCS art dept colleagues ⬇️

Per the #CDC Guidelines, @knoxvillecity and #KnoxCounty reopening plans! #KnoxTogether #ShowUsYourMask 🤜💥🤛

📷 Nan Dickinson

Two years ago, we showed Joseph Delaney's portraits in an exhibition titled Face to Face. Now you can see many of them online. Check it out! 100 Block Knoxville Downtown Knoxville UT Knoxville

With some a little help from some some drawings in our permanent collection by Joseph Delaney, we made a short video about all the things we've been missing.
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Roses and Masks, 1910 by James Ensor.

This painting was donated to the Ewing Gallery by Raoul and Marie Verhagen.

Sharing more permanent collection works today featuring masks. We hope you are practicing social distancing and wearing masks when you go out. See these works and others at ewinggallery.omeka.net

1. Roses and Masks - James Ensor

2. Untitled Self Portrait - Byron McKeeby

A glimpse of #DowntownKnoxville 's historic architecture shows that even the spots of downtown that don't get as much attention are just as beautiful. #LoveDowntownKnox

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Did you know that many of our staff members are artists themselves? UT Downtown Gallery Manager Mike Berry and his neighbors got together to chalk a massive dogwood flower this weekend! 🧡🌸

We are so proud of the work our third-year MFA candidates have put into their exhibitions. Unfortunately due to COVID19, their shows were canceled... Until now! Visit the first-part of our online MFA 2020 Exhibition at art.utk.edu/mfa-2020-exhib… 🧡

In 2016, we exhibited a selection of Charlie Daniel's 'Rosy's Diner' cartoons and editorial cartoons. Here is a recent piece offering some good advice for us all right now. Glad to see Charlie is still commenting on the issues of the day!

We were sad to have Big Ears and the Public Cinema screenings canceled in March, but you can listen to the Big Ears Festival playlists on Spotify or Apple Music. 🎧🎧

We've had to cancel April First Friday. We'll miss seeing all y'all, but we want you to stay home and stay safe.

Hello! We're still closed, but please take a look at this virtual exhibition of small works by our School of Art faculty members.

We've added 35 new photographs to our online database!

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In an effort to keep our staff and community safe, we have chosen to close the UT Downtown Gallery to the public until further notice as well.

Read here for information about the Public Cinema Film Programming and our installation at the UT Downtown Gallery.

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Click link for more information and images about the upcoming 2020 Artist in Residence Biennial at the UT Downtown Gallery Jan 31 - March 7.

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