Frist Art Museum

Current Exhibitions

Guests watching a video screen with the words

The architect’s black-and-white rendering of the Frist Art Museum. Groups of people are seen walking into the building.

Drawing of a black man in four different poses drawn in different colors.

Opening January 29—In Her Place: Nashville Artists in the Twenty-First Century!

Kicking off the Frist’s 25th-anniversary year, In Her Place: Nashville Artists in the Twenty-First Century highlights the central role women have played—and continue to play—in Nashville’s vibrant visual-arts community. The exhibition consists of nearly 100 paintings, sculptures, textiles and installations by 28 Nashville-based artists and recognizes the impact women have made on the city’s creative landscape for decades.

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We are excited to celebrate our 25th anniversary!

We are thrilled to be celebrating our twenty-fifth birthday this year! Averaging twelve to fifteen exhibitions each year, we have presented more than three hundred exhibitions representing various cultures and traditions ranging from the art of Tennessee to the myths of Japan. We’ve also highlighted the work of individual artists, who have made an incredible impact on society and our own lives. Thank you for being a part of our story and working alongside us to fulfill our mission and vision.

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Upcoming Events & Programs

Jazz on the Move event graphic featuring Miles Davis.

A man with a cowboy hat on the poster for the movie Made in the West.

Band members have a jam session in a recording studio

Close up view of metal art deco bannister along marble stairwell

Drawing of a woman in the clouds making a phone call on an old, corded phone.

Musician Corey King stands with his guitar in front of a wooden door

Rising staircase in front of floor to ceiling window with metal detailing.

A group of adults look at iPads in a class.

Black and white photo of a band playing music surrounded by jack-o-lanterns

A stylized painting of a circus with elephants, clowns and acrobats.

Three young children play with a light bright wall.

The band Tramaine Arte'Mis & The 17 Jazz Band perform on a stage.

Graphic for Jazz on the Move featuring Dinah Washington.

A group of four women work on an art project together.

Abstract painting with different shapes in blue, green and red.

Musician, Bobby Frank, plays the handpan

Two women work together in a print making class.

Impressionist painting of a group of people picking apples.

A man plays piano and sings with a band behind him.

The two men in Duo Sudeste play guitars with a green, yellow, and red striped overlay.

A group of people work on an art project together.

Singer Claire Kelly holds a guitar in a field

A woman sketches on a piece of paper in an art class.

Musician Ronny Criss hold a guitar in a black and white photo.

Graphic for Jazz on the Move featuring Dr. Lonnie Smith.

Four members of the Contrarian Ensemble standing and holding their instruments

A woman plays the cello and a man plays the guitar on a stage.

Raihanna Estrada poses on a couch with her guitar

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Don't miss Paul McCartney Photographs 1963–64: Eyes of the Storm, on view through Jan. 26!

Current Exhibitions

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