The Hunter Museum of American Art has announced participating artists for The Hunter Invitational IV, an exhibition organized by the Hunter to present some of the most significant artwork being produced in the Southeast.
The Hunter Invitational IV, opening Sept. 21, will feature works by:
Amanda Brazier (Chattanooga), painting
Tara Hamilton (Chattanooga), comic book, digital art
Mindy Herrin (Johnson City, Tn.), metalwork, sculpture
Charles Ladson (Macon, Ga.), painting
Sisavanh Phouthavong (Murfreesboro, Tn.), painting
John Douglas Powers (Knoxville) sculpture
Andrew Scott Ross (Johnson City, Tn.) mixed media sculpture
Vadis Turner (Nashville) mixed media
Conceived in 2007 as a means to look more deeply at artists in the region, the exhibition coming to the Hunter this fall is the fourth Invitational organized by Hunter Museum Chief Curator Nandini Makrandi. The Invitational will showcase current works by some of the most compelling, innovative artists in the Southeast today, said officials. With an eye toward trends in the art world and on current events, Ms. Makrandi has chosen eight artists working in a range of mediums and subject matter. The Hunter Invitational IV will give visitors an opportunity to delight in the “discovery” of artists working in their own communities.
Stay tuned in the coming months for more detailed information about featured artists and exhibit-related events.
General admission to the Hunter Museum, including this special exhibition, is $15 for adults and free for youth 17 and under. As always, members are admitted free. To learn more about membership, visit www.huntermuseum.org/memberships.