I came here as an out-of-tower to host a work event. We set up the gallery walls to showcase…read moretextiles and used half of the space as a gallery for our furniture. The event was a mixer and a small yoga session for clients. We had everything we needed to transform the space into a gallery and to provide food and drink to our guests.

From the owner: Plan your next event at Main Street Gallery! This 1900-square-foot space with plenty of parking…read moreoffers an intimate setting ideal for art exhibits, receptions, social events, meet-up groups, listening parties, film screenings, workshops and more!

Bennett Galleries is truly a special place, and the level of care and craftsmanship they put into…read moretheir work shows in every detail. I brought in a Bluebird Café poster that meant a lot to me, and they helped me transform it into something that feels like a true piece of art. From the moment I walked in, I felt like I was working with people who genuinely appreciate not just framing, but the meaning behind what you bring to them. They took the time to guide me through different options, explaining the choices without overwhelming me, and helped me select a frame and glass that elevated the piece beautifully. The final result exceeded my expectations--it looks like something you would see in a gallery, not just hanging in a home. It was an investment, but absolutely worth it for something so personal and lasting. Every time I look at it, it brings me right back to that experience. If you have something meaningful that you want to preserve and display in a way that does it justice, Bennett Galleries is the place to go. I don't frame things just to decorate--I frame them to remember, and they understood that completely

The only place I would ever trust with my art. The selection is incredible and the service is top…read morenotch. They are very transparent about your project and give you the best options you can find in the city. Their work is consistent and beautifully done! Love these guys!

The gallery owner went the extra mile to assure I had all the time I wanted to view a painting…read morebefore purchase. When I decided to own the painting, it needed to be shipped to California. Julia made sure it was packaged securely, shipped safely through UPS at a reasonable cost, and that it arrived safely. I couldn't be happier with my painting and the quality of my transaction with Julia Martin Gallery.

I love this gallery! The owner (who also shows her work as well) is very nice. She takes her time…read moreand explains her views on things. She features different artists every month. She is a native of the city and does beautiful work herself. During the week you call to set up a time to view the work. She is open set hours on the weekend. This is a gem in the new art district. I love this place. If you were afraid to approach art this place is not pretentious at all.

Many years visiting Zeitgeist, always great art and fun times, hate to see that you are closing in…read moreDecember. Look for Lain York he's a wonderful person.

We visited the Zeitgeist Art Gallery during the Wedgewood-Houston Art Crawl this past weekend…read more While what they were showing on that particular night wasn't really my cup of tea, it was a beautiful gallery and definitely worth a visit at the next W-H Art Crawl or if you just want to explore some of Nashville's art galleries. I'm keeping it on my list to check out their exhibitions at the next W-H Art Crawl for sure!

I absolutely ADORE this art gallery and for so many reasons. Not only does this inspired space home…read morestriking contemporary artwork but it possess an energy that can't be replicated. Susan Tinney and Sarah Hays both focus on featuring a diverse portfolio of internationally known artists but still offer an unpretentious experience. The artwork featured at Tinney range in prices and may be purchased from the website too. I would personally love to receive a gift of art from here and will consider that when shopping in the future. Many Nashvillians may have stepped through these doors during the First Saturday Art Crawls but aren't aware that the gallery presents a series of rotating exhibitions throughout the year. I am personally looking forward to the upcoming "Sanctuary" exhibition opening on December 4th with local artist Sharon Lee Hart's long-term project -The Farm Animal Sanctuary Project. This compassionate artist contradicts the commonly held view of farm animals as purely utilitarian food and labor sources. Hart emphasizes the uniqueness of each animal by photographing them individually and titling each photograph with the animal's name. 20% of print sales and 100% of proceeds from the silent auction will be donated to the sanctuaries. When I received this information from Tinney, I knew that I was going to be a huge supporter of this gallery! This space is also available for rental and would be a unique option for a cocktail party, meetings, or an intimate special event. Other services provided by Tinney includes offering guidance for private collectors . They also provide assistance with framing and installing artwork, whether it was purchased it from Tinney Contemporary or elsewhere. The Art Crawl has a whole new meaning for me now.

With its carefully thought out interior design and intriguing, aesthetically pleasing exhibits, the…read moreTinney Gallery is one of the best galleries on the art crawl. When I stopped by on Saturday night, artist Pam Longobardi was giving a presentation of her exhibit entitled "Drifters." Her work featured a sculpture made of meticulously arranged litter she found on the beach and a web of rope, six pack rings, and twine, also made from materials she found on a beach. This may sound like it would look ugly, but Longobardi managed to make this "junk" strangely pleasing to the eye. My favorite part of her exhibit were her collages of tiny images carefully cut out and glued onto white paper. I like the way she arranged the images, leaving plenty of white space, how she used shades of just one or two colors in each piece, and the social conscience (environmentalism) behind her work. I'll definitely be visiting the Tinney gallery again, and I'd recommend it to everyone.

This is such a cool spot to check out if ur into the arts! A supply store that's based on the…read morecommunity's donations and is supported by a name-your-price model. They have the basics (from paints and canvas) to very niche items (VHS, old pill containers, hardware). The staff, while busy sorting, were friendly. Would recommend to check out!

Stumbled upon this great donation based art store that allows people to "pay what you can" on…read morerandom creative and art supplies that they have. I was getting ready to move across the country and was able to donate old office supplies, post-its, paper and other items I had around my apartment - I was very happy to donate those items here rather than somewhere like Goodwill or them going into the trash. I didn't expect for them to ask me to stand there and go through every time I was donating. It was a bit judgey and uncomfortable as they handed back a can of spray paint that they thought could be less than half full. I was disappointed that the rest of it wouldn't be used be someone (even for free!) and that I had to throw it out instead.

(12/15/18) Came from Austin Tx to visit Nashville TN. My family enjoys checking out museums,…read moregalleries, antique stores, and art shops. Found Stanford Fine Art thru an online search for museums. It's not a museum but a pretty nice shop dealing in fine arts. Large variety of paintings, sculptures, furniture, etc. The owner (Stan) was very friendly and informative. He showed several pieces and told us about the artists. This would be a great store to pick up a couple of "show" pieces. Interior designers and collectors surely flock here for high quality unique items. It was fun for us to look and speak with Stan. There are also two good antique and collectible shops next door. It is worth the visit if you are in the area.

Extremely knowledgeable staff, felt like i was in a museum or major gallery in New York or Paris…read more Very friendly and professional. Highly Recommend.

This gallery is a must see. It's got NYC taste and feel, with southern warmth. My art works friend…read moremoved from NYC to Nashville. We are alumn of the Skowhegan Program. We spent the most time at this gallery, and had the most satisfaction venturing here. It was inspirational from an artist's point of view. The gallery owner w said hello. That was nice!

Thanks for your generous time today Greg - I was able to turn this dirty painting into a beaut with…read moreyour tips! I can't wait to visit the gallery.

Erica is amazing!!! It was my first class and she was patient and very informative. The class was…read moreso much fun and I can't wait for my second class. I can't remember her assistants name but she was also very helpful. GREAT CLASS!!!!!

From the owner: We provide a home for artists, a space for classes and workshops, and a venue for bringing people…read moreof all ages and backgrounds together - all to fulfill our non-profit mission of helping artist grow, connect, produce, and give back to the community.

If you love art like I do, go to Richland Fine Art and walk around. Promise you will like what you…read moresee. This beautiful gallery has a conglomerate of original art work. I loved the oil paintings and dreamed of where in my house I could hang each piece. Then I looked at the prices! However, I don't think they are outrageous for well know regional artists' original pieces. Remember good art is an investment! Richland hosts great events such as open houses, showings, and meet the artists parties from time to time. Check out the web site for details. This was a fascinating way to spend a hot summer afternoon. Also makes me realize how little artistic talent I have! But makes you appreciate those who have it all the more.

Richland Fine Art is a large gallery located on the upstairs level of Grace's Plaza, just past the…read moreMall at Green Hills. Although most of the paintings here a very conventional (children playing on the beach, still lives, agricultural landscapes, European streets, luxurious portraits, etc.), I did see a few more innovative pieces too, including a drippy-looking abstract painting in bold primary colors, a very realistic portrait of two old-timers playing folk music in a community center, and some neat impressionist wilderness scenes by Gavin Brooks. Most of the artwork at Richland is large-scale and very pricey. But they weren't kiddiing when they called it "Fine Art" - all of the paintings here are vibrant and professional-looking, clearly created by highly trained artists. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and don't seem to mind if you wander in without necessarily intending to make a purchase.