Nashville International Airport® (BNA) has introduced the ‘Fall/Winter Flying Solo’ art series, showcasing the talents of local Tennessee artists. This rotating exhibition includes a diverse range of artwork, from paintings to sculptures, on display until February 28, 2025. The initiative enhances the cultural experience for travelers and celebrates the artistic community’s creativity. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore this immersive art journey during your travels through Nashville’s airport.
Great news, art lovers and travelers in the fabulous city of Nashville! Nashville International Airport® (BNA) has just launched a fresh and colorful art series known as the Fall/Winter Flying Solo. This immersive art experience promises to bring the vibrant essence of Tennessee right into the heart of the airport, and the artwork will be on display until February 28, 2025!
This exciting initiative showcases the remarkable talents of various Tennessee artists, each contributing uniquely crafted pieces. Featured in this series are the works of local creatives such as Barbara Bullard, Sean Coffey, Alan Finch, Wansoo Kim, Jennifer Luna, Anna Togrye, and Ginny Togrye. The Flying Solo series isn’t just a one-time deal; it’s a rotating exhibition! This means that artists and art organizations get the golden opportunity to exhibit their work at the airport each season, keeping the display fresh and engaging for travelers and visitors alike.
The artwork on display isn’t limited to just paintings; it spans an array of mediums. Travelers can expect to see incredible pieces showcasing metalworking, mixed media, three-dimensional paintings, and stunning stone sculptures. It’s a smorgasbord of creativity that invites every passerby to stop and admire the creativity of Tennessee’s local artists. Each corner of the terminal is designed to integrate public art exhibits, making every walk through the airport feel like a cultural experience.
Let’s take a closer look at some of the talented artists whose works are part of this vibrant collection. Barbara Bullard captivates audiences with her striking watercolor paintings, which beautifully capture fleeting moments and emotions through symbolic objects. Meanwhile, Sean Coffey, hailing from Memphis, specializes in mural painting and interactive space design that intriguingly blends urban life with the natural world, creating a dynamic visual experience.
Alan Finch takes a different approach with his work in spontaneous abstract expressionism. He artfully combines photography with painting and mixed media, bringing a unique visual language to life. Then there’s Wansoo Kim, a talented ceramic sculptor who’s recognized for his works exhibited throughout the United States. He now passes on his skills as a teacher at Austin Peay State University, helping guide the next generation of artists.
Jennifer Luna brings a burst of energy to the series with her vibrant wood block prints, which deftly explore the intricate relationship between humanity and the natural world. Adding to the mix, Anna Togrye, a self-taught artist, finds inspiration from animals and geological forms, crafting wonderful metal and clay sculptures. Rounding out the lineup, Ginny Togrye artfully merges art with science, creating unusual textured, three-dimensional paintings that beckon the viewer to get closer and explore.
The aim of the Flying Solo series goes beyond merely showcasing art. It’s about enriching the cultural experience for travelers and visitors who pass through BNA. The Arts at the Airport program was established back in 1988 to highlight the diverse arts scene in Tennessee. By featuring local artists, BNA not only brings cultural beauty but also a sense of community to the airport environment.
So, whether you’re heading off on your own adventure or welcoming someone back to Nashville, don’t forget to take a moment to explore the art scattered throughout the airport. The Fall/Winter Flying Solo series is an experience waiting to unfold, right in the heart of our beloved Nashville International Airport.
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