EXHIBITIONS ARE NOW CLOSED DURING OUR SUMMER BREAK! WE WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 10, 2022 WITH SOLO SHOWS BY YANIQUE NORMAN, JAMES KAO, and taylor augustine in the east wing
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Jory Drew
Curtain Wall June 12 - July 23, 2022In Gallery 1, Goldfinch is pleased to present Curtain Wall, a solo exhibition by Jory Drew. The exhibition is on view from June 12 to July 23.
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Woomim Kim
Doo Jip Salim June 12 - July 23, 2022In Gallery II, Goldfinch is pleased to present Doo Jip Salim, a solo exhibition by Woomin Kim. The exhibition is on view from June 12 to July 23.
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Brandon Chavis
for colored queers June 12 - July 23, 2022In the East Wing, Goldfinch is pleased to present “for colored queers,” a solo exhibition by St. Louis-based artist Brandon Chavis. The exhibition is on view from June 12 to July 23.
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Goldfinch Flatfiles
Goldfinch’s Flatfiles Program aims to make original contemporary artworks available to a wider audience. It encompasses painting, drawing, collage, prints, photographs, small sculptures, mixed media pieces and any other work that can be housed in the drawers of our flatfile cabinet, the vast majority of which are priced at $1500 or below — and many can be acquired for $500 or less. Works in the Flatfiles can be viewed online or by advanced appointment at the Gallery.
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Latest News
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Azadeh Gholizadeh Wins Spring 2022 Hopper Prize
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Damon Locks & Black Monument Ensemble at Big Ears Festival
HOPE IS HARD WORK: A BROAD SLATE OF COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS SET IN MOTION BY KNOXVILLE’S BIG EARS FESTIVAL OFFERED REAL SOURCES OF HOPE, NOT ONLY FOR THE CITY AND ITS COMMUNITY, BUT ALSO FOR PEOPLE FROM OTHER CITIES WHO CAME TO BE PART OF THE EXPERIMENT. June 30, 2022 To manage its community engagement program, Big Ears turned to Brooklyn-based musician/educator Elena Moon Park to wrangle the artists, teachers, schools and community partners into a coherent framework. During festival... -
Unpolished Gems: A Review of Brandon Chavis at Goldfinch
by Jacqueline WayneGuite June 22, 2022 Fully embracing textile-based work as fine art, Goldfinch has turned over its three gallery spaces to artists who brilliantly command the medium. The gem among these is Brandon Chavis’ “for...
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