Presented in Slocomb Galleries, Kimberly English’s “Threshold” invites the audience into a personal exploration of loss through traditional Appalachian weaving techniques and modern artistic expression. …
The “ART NOW America: National Juried Art Exhibition” is on display at ETSU’s Slocumb Galleries until April 9, featuring 37 art pieces selected by juror …
On Feb. 23, ETSU’s Slocumb Galleries hosted the “Welcome Home: Her Liminal Asian Appalachian Experience” Artists’ Studio Visit virtually over Zoom and Facebook Live. This …
The ETSU Slocumb Galleries are currently housing part of the “New Latinx South” exhibition until Oct. 30. The exhibit focuses on the artists’ experiences as …
On Sept. 9, over 60 students, faculty and staff gathered on Zoom and Facebook Live to participate in the screenings of “Knoxville’s Red Summer” and …
ETSU’s Slocumb Galleries are currently showing the “Black Diaspora: From Africa to Appalachia to Affrilachia, Reclaiming History, Memory and Place” exhibition featuring Black artists from …
ETSU’s Slocumb Galleries will be hosting the “Black Diaspora Panel: Conversations on Race, Education, and Social Justice” on Thursday at 6 p.m. to discuss matters …
On Feb. 18, the Slocumb Galleries started their positive/negative exhibition with submitted artwork focusing on Appalachian icon Dolly Parton. The exhibit is a bit different …
An art gallery in downtown Johnson City is going to new lengths to showcase diversity in Appalachia. Tipton Gallery began as an ETSU student project …
Beauty through diversity is a widely talked about subject in today’s society. The art department at ETSU hopes that by featuring exhibitions that embody this, …
