"In My Lifetime Vol. 2"
The Lorenzo Swinton Gallery is proud to announce the exhibition “In My Lifetime” Vol 2 featuring the works of legendary storyteller and artist Michael “Ol Skool” Mucker hosted by Jay “Ghost” Sanchez.
Artist Michael Mucker can pinpoint the moment when he decided to become an artist. Faced with a world in constant flux, personal style becomes a beacon, distinguishing one’s art amidst the chaos. Yet, the journey to visual recognition is fraught with challenges.
Through a dynamic interplay of music and visuals, Michael Mucker weaves a deeply personal narrative. His art pays homage to a generation predicted to fade away before reaching 25 years old, yet resiliently thriving against the odds.
Revisiting hip-hop classics with the wisdom of age, he ponders: what would we tell our younger selves? Maturity demands growth, pushing us to evolve into better human beings. To achieve this, he identifies the pivotal moment when life changed, returning to his younger selves to teach self-expression, free from societal repression.
Michael Mucker’s latest body of work is an exploration of identity, growth, and the transcendent power of music and art to heal, inspire, and unite.
Waxheart "Lumiere" Record Release / Art Show
Join us for an electrifying night of music and art as we celebrate the record release of Lumiere by the acclaimed band Waxheart featuring the amazing works of singer and artistHannah Wolfe! Immerse yourself in an unforgettable experience at the Lorenzo Swinton Gallery on Saturday, March 1st, from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM, featuring additional performances by the dynamic Pibotto and the soulful Captain Molasses. Get ready to vibe with a night of rock and eclectic fusion, showcasing the raw energy and talent of the local music scene. Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind event—let the music and art move you! Admission Entry $10.00.
“Montage”
The Lorenzo Swinton Gallery is proud to present “Montage” featuring the works of Sophia Eisenbart, Regina Mick-Maloney, Ashley Mintz, Savannah Weaver and Bethany Yankee.
Through exploration of intricate collage themed works “Montage” will allow us to step into the creative approach of each of these talented individuals, while encouraging our audience to challenge the theoretical perception of the minds’ left and right thinking habits. An exhibition filled with storytelling composition, navigation and fusion “Montage” is set to expand conceptual wander.
"Reason for Being"
The Lorenzo Swinton Gallery in collaboration with Jay Sanchez CNC is excited to announce the exhibition “Reason for Being” featuring the captivating works of artist and art professor Samuel Dunson. Join us on Novemeber 7th from 5pm to 9pm for Clarksville’s First Thursdays ArtWalk for an event that celebrates Dunson’s powerful and intricate creations across a diverse range of artistic disciplines. This exhibition promises to provide a profound insight into the many areas of focus that define Dunson’s unique artistic voice.
"Home, Sweet Home"
The Lorenzo Swinton Gallery is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition “Home, Sweet Home” featuring works by Alex Blau, Jim Diehr, Christine Roth & Amy Poncy. The exhibition will also feature collaborative project “The Unbannable Library” created by Paul Collins with work by D.C. Thomas, Olasubomi Aka-Bashorun and Lorenzo Swinton. Opening reception of will begin September 5th 5PM-8PM in recognition of Clarksville ArtWalk and will be available for viewing through October 1st.
"Man Out of the Woods"
The Lorenzo Swinton Gallery is pleased to announce “Man Out of the Woods” a solo exhibition featuring the works of C. Douglas Charlton. Opening reception will begin Thursday, August 1st for Clarksville Artwalk and works will be available for showing and acquisition through September 2nd.
Supporting curation w/ Ralph Acosta and secret special guests.
"Reshape of Etymology"
The Lorenzo Swinton Gallery is giving you an experience in Lines, Shapes and Phrases with our next exhibition “Reshape of Etymology” with works by Lucien Stark, Mehgan Jernigan, Cymone Wilder & Lorenzo Swinton including additional artworks with our Gallery Featured Artists. Opening Exhibition and Reception begins July 11th 5pm-8pm for Downtown Clarksville’s Artwalk and will be available for showing through July 30th.
"Queendom Come"
Lorenzo Swinton Gallery is proud to introduce “Queendom Come” presenting the powerful works of Alice Aida Ayers, Marteja Bailey and Megan Jordan. The June exhibition is purposed in exploring and celebrating historical journeys and achievements through the narrative of African American female diaspora; while also serving as recognition to artistic women of color in their respective mediums and approaches. Opening Exhibition and Reception begins June 6th 5pm-8pm for Downtown Clarksville's ArtWalk and will be available for showing through July 2nd.
"Reconquista"
CNC (Cosa Nostra Collective) & Lorenzo Swinton Gallery presents “RECONQUISTA” showing from May 2, 2024 through June 1, 2024 at the innovative art space in the heart of downtown Clarksville, TN. The exhibition aims to explore the multi-dimensional characteristics and influences of the Spanish language on global culture. Multiple creatives have come together to bring the viewer their own perspective with pieces that delve into how the Spanish language shapes cultural identities while fostering a sense of belonging among 600 million Spanish speakers worldwide today.
By incorporating themes and influences gathered from early literature, curator Jay Sanchez finds deep inspiration from some of the earliest documents written in Spanish literature. Cartularies of Valpuesta and the poem Cantar de mio Cid are believed to be medieval literature written between the 9th and 12th century, as first written in inspiration from the Romance language. These documents and poem are historically known as some of the most important pieces of literature in the Spanish language.
RECONQUISTA intends to celebrate all Spanish speakers and its vast range of palettes painted by the many nations and cultures worldwide. Through art, we intend in using this international language to invite everyone to sit at the table. The exhibit aims to celebrate all the rich cultures that are brought together by this language while exploring the brilliance, richness, and radiance the Spanish speaking community holds internationally. It also serves as a platform to create greater awareness to our contributions in society, culture, art, and politics in America today.
"Thriller"
Lorenzo Swinton Gallery invites art connoisseurs and collectors to engage in the next monthly installment entitled “Thriller”, with the intriguing works of artists Daniel Matthew York, C. Douglas Charlton, Kernie Bo Brown, Martin Freeman, Jeff Danault and Andy King. The “Thriller” initiative focuses on grasping the audience in attendance by presenting a journey of deep, dark approaches unlike any other from each individual artist's process in the perceptions of abnormal paranoias of twisted illusion and fantasy. The horrific subtlety exhibition will allow patrons to experience outer dimensions of the art realm, the mysteries of the alternative misunderstandings of the artists respected mediums. The “Thriller” exhibition and opening reception begins April 5th for Clarksville’s Thursday night ArtWalk 5pm-9pm and available for showing through April 27th. Viewers discretion is advised.
"Cosa Nostra" 2 feat. APSU The New Gallery
Part Two of “Cosa Nostra” (Our Thing) begins Saturday with collaborating galleries Red225 & Rock Wall Gallery for Nashville’s Artcrawl. Join Lorenzo Swinton Gallery for Clarksville’s Thursday Artwalk, as we welcome APSU’s The New Gallery as they take over our main walls with some of Austin Peay State University’s most amazing collections and works.
The exhibition titled “UNCOVERED” is curated by APSU’s curators Mary Morgan & Lily Goodowens and will be available for showing through March 30th.
"Cosa Nostra"
Lorenzo Swinton Gallery in collaboration with Nashville’s Red225 Gallery and Rockwall Gallery invites you to “Cosa Nostra” (Our Thing) carefully orchestrated by pioneer and visionary Jay “Ghost” Sanchez. The exhibition will host several local artists and talent in middle Tennessee with an emphasis of exalting the power of healing through art.
"Eve's Provocation"
Lorenzo Swinton Gallery invites you to experience our next exhibition installment “Eve’s Provocation” with works by Olasubomi Aka-Bashuron, Dori Jonetz-Knude, Jackie Lewis & Lorenzo Swinton. Opening Reception will be held on Thursday, January 4th, 2024 and available for viewing through January 31st.
Disclaimer Viewing discretion is advised for our opening reception. We ask that all attendees for the opening event enter the gallery with a respect and open mind for the artistry of this themed event.
Through the Lens Art Exhibition
The Lorenzo Swinton Gallery is proud to host our next exhibition “Through the Lens” beginning December 7th with works by George Harrison, Kaite Boyer, Phil Cook & Melanie Garcia. Gallery proceeds accumulated throughout this month-long event will be dispersed to local Clarksville charity Loaves & Fishes and Nashville Bex Soup Kitchen to support Middle Tennessee’s homeless and hunger crisis.
"Frequencies"
Lorenzo Swinton Gallery hosts Amber Franklin, C. Douglas Charlton & D.C. Thomas in the group exhibition “Frequencies”. Join us for an exploration of diverse artistic approaches of resonation and consciousness of the mind, body and spirit to enhance and reform the balances of energy and healing.
