Current Exhibition

• Tinney Contemporary Annual Retrospective

Past Exhibitions

• The Prophet’s Library
• Gold of Africa
• Legacies of War
• Women of Abstraction
• Willful Wondering and Disorderly Notions
• David Yarrow
• A Decade in the Making
• Brick to Canvas: A Survey of International Street Art
• Yasna
• Drip Paintings
• Self and System
• Topography
• Observations, Integrations, Pareidolia, and Polysemy
• Cuba: reconstructing memories
• Romancing Banality
• Thicket
• Hidden Light
• New Abstractions
• Stasis: Heavenly Bodies
• SEACHANGE: Indexing The Conscious Moment
• Mapping Out the Matrix
• The New Real 2: Figure-Focused
• William Klein + Daido Moriyama Selections from Tate Modern
• Carol Mode
• Carlos Gamez de Francisco
• Tom Brydelsky
• Dorothy O’Connor
• Jeanie Gooden
• Stefany Hemming
• Jack Hastings
• Patricia Bellan-Gillen
• Shadow and Light
• Anna Jaap
• Discontinuity Continuum
• Southern Abstraction
• Hyunmee Lee
• The Essence of Our Ticking
• Blueprints
• The New Real
• John Folsom
• Peri Schwartz
• Suchness
• Jonathan Postal
• claire b cotts
• Silver: Points of Departure
• Jeanie Gooden
• Patricia Bellan-Gillen
• Brett De Palma
• New Works by Encaustic Artist Mary Long-Postal
• Sanctuary
• Sidonie Villere
• Carol Es
• Todd Alexander
• Metaphysical Materiality
• The Spring Collection
• Martica Griffin
• New Works by Lyle Carbajal
• Eduardo Terranova
• Winter Walls 2009
• Intimate Decade
• Of Sight and Sentiment
• Mixed Emotions
• My Magic Cape
• Donny Smutz
• Greg Decker
• Endangered Heritage:
• STOP LOOK LISTEN
• Winter Walls
• The Art of the Lost Boys of Sudan
• The Image Makers
• Pam Longobardi with Carol Es
• Summer Selection

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July 15-August 19

Opening Reception: August 5th during First Saturday Art Crawl Downtown

Tinney Contemporary is pleased to present Tinney Contemporary Annual Retrospective, an exhibition celebrating the 11th anniversary of the gallery's opening. Throughout the duration of the exhibition works by a number of gallery artists will be on rotation, showcasing the roster's many varied talents. Featured artists will include Jason Craighead, Jaq Belcher, Kuzana Ogg, Claire B. Cotts, Jane Braddock, Carla Ciuffo, Peri Schwartz, Kay Ruane, Eduardo Terranova, and James Perrin. 

This past year was an exciting and busy one for Tinney Contemporary with the introduction of two new artists. Internationally renowned photographer David Yarrow delighted Nashville with his gorgeous large-scale wildlife photographs dazzling all who experienced them. The gallery also introduced the beautiful work of Nashville native Adam Shulman. In addition to the new artists added to the gallery's portfolio, Sarah Wilson, Tinney Contemporary's gallery director had a baby boy. Sarah and baby Hays are doing great and it appears that Hays is happiest when looking at art while Sarah works. Tinney Contemporary is delighted to be a part of the growing art community in Nashville and looks forward to introducing exciting new artists and shows in the coming year.