Pulitzer winner Robin Hood’s “Grand Ole Opry” photograph hangs in the “Tennessee Music” gallery at Erlanger Baroness Hospital
A picture by Gayle Domanski called Chattanooga Heart Beat is for sale at the “Tennessee Music” gallery at Erlanger Baroness Hospital
The poster from the 2016 Riverbend Festival is signed by all the artists who performed at the 35th anniversary
Arts at Erlanger celebrates the sounds of Tennessee with its newest art installment, “Tennessee Music,” now on exhibit at the Erlanger Baroness Hospital Gallery Corridor.
Current pieces on display were submitted by area artists, including Thomas Cory, Lupina Poi Haney, Spears McAllester, Margaret Park and many others. Riverbend posters, a photo taken in the Grand Ole Opry, and a painting of musical instruments with a reference to Sun Records, are just a few of the works in Erlanger’s latest art exhibit. Information about each artist and their art can be found alongside their artwork, and also online at the Arts at Erlanger website.
“This show is one of our most comprehensive yet,” said Martica Lambiase, co-chair of Arts at Erlanger. “We have beautiful art, all from local artists, including photography from a Pulitzer Prize winning photographer, Robin Hood, and colorful, graphic styled posters from Riverbend with autographs from the artists who performed each year.”
The “Tennessee Music” art show is on display at the Erlanger Baroness hospital in the Gallery Corridor, adjacent to the D elevators, now through April 20.
Many of the pieces or copies are available for purchase, as well as copies from the permanent art collection on display throughout Erlanger East Hospital. The permanent art collection at Erlanger East Hospital was curated by the Arts at Erlanger program and has been recognized nationally.