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[lauraepartain]

Come see five of my photographs up at Frist Art Museum! Click HERE for more information and to read more.

Now until August 20th 2023

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[larsdatter]

Knights In Armor, showcasing arms & armor from the Museo Stibbert, is at the Frist Art Museum through October 10, 2022.

#FristKnights #Frist Art Museum #museum #Museo Stibbert #medieval armor

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Frist Art Museum 6/16/23 by Sharon Mollerus

#Nashville #Frist Art Museum #Tennessee #artdeco #TN #flickr

[tac-the-unseen]

COD museum date night

Fluff

Ghost:

•doesn't really care for museums but he'll go if you go

•He makes sure to hold your hand the whole time.

•makes God awful jokes about the paintings and statues

•laughs at the fat catholic baby paintings

•ends up having more fun then he would ever admit.

•hints at going back for future dates.

Soap:

•He's the one that came up with the idea.

•he images it as super romantic like the movies

•ends up bored out of his mind

•he'll tug on your sleeve and ask to leave like a 5 year old

•can't help but laugh at the nude statuses

•"I would not be posing like that if my willy was that small."

Price:

•He's quite and respectful of the artwork

•he walks slowly and throughly looks over every piece he comes across.

•Dad stance

•hands behind his back, legs spread, chest puffed out, his head nodding slowly as he looks over the art

•if you have a favorite piece, he wants to know everything about it.

•takes you to all kinds of museums if he knows you like them

Alejandro:

•secretly looks up facts about the paintings to impress you

•gets embarrassed when you point out his phone still open on the Google page he used.

•also laughs at the nude statues

•you had to awkwardly shuffle past the glaring art critics and students while Alejandro his bright red and sweating from holding back laughter.

•it becomes an inside joke between you two

•has a great time and wants to go back

Roach:

•at frist he's bored, but as soon as he get to the war section he's pressing his full body on the glass case

•like his eyes have stars in them and everything

•signs fun (and not so fun) facts about the artifacts

•it's the one section he REALLY took his time to look at.

•you bet your ass he's rummaging in the giftshop until he finds something he actually wants.

•you come home with bags of stuff because he couldn't decide

Gaz:

•He too, is respectful and takes his time walking around

•he looks like he's studying all the art

•in reality he's making up scenarios in his head

•he has one earbud in imaging himself saving everybody in the museum from bombers

•he has tuned to world out and is only brought back when you talk about what to get for lunch

König:

•Really like museums!

•he silent while you guys make your way through the galleries

•holding your hand the entire time

•loves the dinosaur section and loves to learn about them

•gets a little upset when he's reminded he's and adult and can't play with childerns interactive games

•he really wanted to play with the magnetic sand :(

•you end up buy him a small tin of magnetic sand in the gift shop :)

Rudy:

•is pretty normal about the date

•drinks a coffee while wondering around with you

•constantly talks about how you guys show start being more artistic together

•you shoot down the having sex with paint idea real quick

•that's a whole lot of mess neither of you want to clean up

•pouts the rest of the date

•gets over it when you take him to the gift shop

Mace:

•he has a deep appreciation for art

•He's fascinated by old tribal artifacts and wants to know how they evolved or translated into today

•is well versed in African culture and folklore

•when you get to the African section you get some frist hand facts!

•tells you stories and tales about certain art pieces and relics

•He finds a south African restaurant 20 minutes away and takes you there to end the night.

•100% bought a glitter pen from the gift store

Thanks for reading <3

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[thinkingimages]

Diana Al-Hadid | 2017- 2018. Polymer gypsum, fiberglass, steel, plaster, pigment. 162 x 180 in. 411.5 x 457.2 cm. Photo Credit: John Schweikert. Location: Frist Art Museum, Nashville, TN, 2019

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[kolajmag]

COLLAGE ON VIEW

Mulitplicity

Blackness in Contemporary American Collage at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston in Houston, Texas, USA through 12 May 2024. Organized by the Frist Art Museum in Nashville, Tennessee, “Multiplicity” is the first major museum exhibition devoted to this rich yet understudied subject. Featuring some 80 collage and collage-informed works, the exhibition explores the breadth and complexity of Black identity and experiences in the United States. With an intergenerational group of 52 living artists, “Multiplicity” examines how concepts such as cultural hybridity, notions of beauty, gender fluidity, and historical memory are expressed in the practice of collage. By assembling pieces of paper, fabric, and other often-salvaged or repurposed materials, the artists in this exhibition create unified compositions that express the endless possibilities of Black-constructed narratives despite our fragmented society. The artists range from established luminaries to early- and mid-career figures, including Mark Bradford, Lauren Halsey, Rashid Johnson, Kerry James Marshall, Wangechi Mutu, Jamea Richmond-Edwards, Deborah Roberts, Tschabalala Self, Lorna Simpson, Devan Shimoyama, and Mickalene Thomas. Read More

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[silkchiffon]

oooh 19 ans 22!

thank you nicki!!! 🥺💛

19. what’re you excited about for next year?

omg so much... first thing that comes to mind though is getting my hands on a physical copy of 2 everything 2 everywhere (an eeaao zine i contributed to) and seeing my poetry in print!

22. favorite place you visited this year?

las vegas! though it was very chaotic and claustrophobic in the casinos, i always inevitably love being in a new place 😌 very close runner-up is the frist art museum in nashville because i met my longtime friends nia and gracie there and it was so nice to spend the day with them!

#ask #sofhtie #hope you are having a lovely holiday season my friend

[relocationandtravel]

Retiring in Nashville: Discover the Top 10 Reasons to Call Music City Your Retirement Haven

As retirement approaches, many individuals seek an ideal place to settle down and enjoy the fruits of their labor. Nashville, often referred to as "Music City," is a popular tourist destination and a thriving city that offers numerous advantages for retirees. In this article, we will probe the top 10 reasons why retiring in Nashville can be a perfect choice for those looking for a vibrant and fulfilling retirement lifestyle. 

1. Vibrant Music and Entertainment Scene

Retiring in Nashville means immersing yourself in a vibrant music and entertainment scene that is unrivaled. Known as the home of country music, Nashville boasts a legendary music heritage. Live performances, concerts, and a thriving entertainment industry are all at your fingertips. 

You can explore famous honky-tonks on Broadway, where talented musicians showcase their skills or experience the iconic Grand Ole Opry. This historic venue has hosted countless country music legends. With abundant cultural offerings, Music City ensures your retirement is filled with excitement and entertainment.

2. Mild Climate

An influential factor to consider when choosing a retirement destination is the climate, and retiring in Nashville offers a pleasant environment with a mild climate. The city experiences relatively mild winters and warm summers, allowing you to enjoy outdoor activities throughout the year. 

Nashville boasts four distinct seasons, each with its unique charm. You can take leisurely walks in parks, relax by the beautiful Cumberland River, or participate in outdoor festivals and events. The moderate climate of Nashville provides the perfect backdrop for an active retirement lifestyle.

3. Low Cost of Living

Financial considerations are crucial in retirement planning, and Nashville offers a moderately low cost of living compared to other major cities. Whether you prefer a cozy home or a spacious condominium, housing costs are affordable. 

Property taxes are reasonable, and Tennessee does not have a state income tax, which can be a significant advantage for retirees looking to make their retirement savings last longer. The low cost of living in Nashville allows you to enjoy a comfortable retirement without compromising your financial well-being.

4. Healthcare Facilities and Services

Access to quality healthcare is paramount during retirement, and Nashville excels. The city is home to renowned medical centers such as the Vanderbilt University Medical Center and Saint Thomas Health, which provide world-class healthcare services. 

These facilities offer a broad scope of specialized treatments and cutting-edge medical care. Retiring in Nashville ensures that you have access to top-notch healthcare and the peace of mind that comes with it. 

5. Abundance of Outdoor Recreational Opportunities

Retiring in Nashville means embracing an active and healthy lifestyle surrounded by breathtaking natural landscapes. The city boasts numerous parks, hiking trails, and recreational areas to reconnect with nature and engage in outdoor activities. 

You can explore the serene beauty of Radnor Lake State Park, go boating or fishing on Percy Priest Lake, or enjoy a picnic in one of the picturesque parks. With abundant outdoor recreational opportunities, Nashville offers retirees the chance to stay active and enjoy the beauty of the great outdoors.

6. Rich Cultural Heritage and History

Nashville's cultural heritage and history extend far beyond its musical legacy. The city is home to several museums and cultural institutions that offer a glimpse into its past. The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum celebrates country music's rich history, while the Tennessee State Museum provides insights into the state's heritage. 

The Frist Art Museum showcases diverse art exhibitions. Retirees can indulge in the arts, delve into history, and explore the vibrant cultural scene, expanding their horizons and enriching their retirement experience in Nashville.

7. Active Senior Communities and Social Engagement

Nashville provides a wide range of active senior communities and retirement villages that foster a sense of community and encourage social engagement. These communities often feature amenities such as fitness centers, social clubs, and organized activities tailored to the interests of retirees. 

They offer a platform for like-minded individuals to connect, share experiences, and build lasting friendships. Retiring in Nashville means being part of a supportive community that values social connections and encourages an active and fulfilling retirement lifestyle.

8. Culinary Delights and Southern Cuisine

For food enthusiasts, Nashville's vibrant culinary scene is a haven of flavors and delights. The city's restaurants, food trucks, and farmers' markets offer diverse culinary experiences. 

From mouthwatering Southern cuisine to international dishes, you can savor the finest delicacies and embark on culinary adventures throughout Music City. Whether indulging in classic barbecue, sampling hot chicken, or exploring innovative fusion cuisine, retiring in Nashville ensures that your taste buds are constantly delighted by a gastronomic paradise.

9. Proximity to Beautiful Destinations

Nashville's strategic location provides retirees with easy access to many beautiful destinations. Within a few hours' drive, you can probe the majestic Great Smoky Mountains, known for their stunning vistas and hiking trails. Charming towns like Franklin and Lynchburg offer a glimpse into Tennessee's history and southern charm. 

The surrounding countryside invites you to enjoy its serene beauty and peaceful retreats. Retiring in Nashville allows you to embark on exciting weekend getaways and discover the region's natural wonders and cultural gems.

10. Welcoming Community and Southern Hospitality

Nashville is renowned for its warm and welcoming community, and its strong reputation for Southern hospitality makes it an ideal place to retire. Whether you're a newcomer or a long-time resident, you'll find that the city embraces diversity and fosters a sense of belonging. 

Nashville's residents' friendly and kind-hearted nature makes it easy to form new friendships and connect with others. The welcoming community and Southern hospitality create an atmosphere that enhances your retirement experience, ensuring that you feel at home in this vibrant city.

Experience the Best Retirement in Nashville

Relocating to Nashville is a significant decision; opting for Nashville could be your ultimate relocation. Discover an unparalleled combination of favorable weather, rich culture, and excellent healthcare facilities. Embrace the breathtaking outdoors and join the warm and inclusive community. Plant your roots in Nashville, TN, and embark on an extraordinary retired life, making it your most fulfilling chapter yet.

To Summarize

Retiring in Nashville offers a unique and fulfilling experience for individuals seeking an exciting and culturally rich retirement destination. Music City has something to offer everyone with its vibrant music scene, mild climate, low cost of living, abundant outdoor opportunities, and welcoming community. So, consider Nashville your retirement haven and embark on an extraordinary chapter of your life filled with music, adventure, and endless possibilities.

#relocation #retirement #Nashville #relocating #moving #real estate #travel

[achillean-dream]

conquer

i stand by the bed we made with the remnants of our love in my hands. the rain falls to the rhythm of my racing heart. my heart that races to the realization that you have moved on, that someone else gets to watch you sleep, that they get to see all of you, and that it was me that destroyed us. my grip was too firm; i thought if i held on tight i could shield you, and most importantly "us", from the dangers of the world we resided in. viewing love in this way, as a battle where one side conquers and the other is conquered, shattered any part of us that stood a chance. these thoughts continue as tears form in my eyes and heat rushes to my cheeks. he was the only thing i ever wanted. the rain continues to batter my home and these thoughts pummel my heart. - @achillean-dream photo taken by me at Frist Art Museum in Nashville, TN (i cannot remember/find the name of the artist, if anyone knows pls comment). follow for more :)

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[lauraepartain]

GUITAR TOWN: Picturing Performance Today Frist Art Museum | April 21st - August 30th 2023 Nashville, TN I'm honored to have a set of my photographs in this exhibit. Mark your calendars and check it out! Lead photo by yours truly. Come through!

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10 Reasons Why People Love Nashville, TN

Nashville, Tennessee. The name itself conjures up images of twangy guitars, iconic honky-tonks, and the unmistakable spirit of Southern hospitality. But Music City offers so much more than just a soundtrack. Here are 10 reasons why Nashville captivates residents and visitors alike:

A Living Music Legacy:  Nashville is synonymous with country music. Catch legendary performers at the Grand Ole Opry, the longest-running live radio show. Explore the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, or delve deeper into specific genres at independent venues. Live music isn't confined to country either – find everything from blues to bluegrass to up-and-coming indie rock all across the city. A Culinary Crave:  Nashville's food scene is as diverse as its music. Savor melt-in-your-mouth hot chicken, a Nashville specialty, or indulge in classic Southern comfort food. Explore trendy farm-to-table restaurants or grab a craft beer at a local brewery. No matter your taste, Nashville has a culinary adventure waiting for you. Southern Charm with a Modern Edge:  Nashville boasts a unique blend of Southern charm and cosmopolitan energy. Friendly locals greet you with a smile, while a vibrant art scene and trendy boutiques offer a taste of urban sophistication. Explore historic neighborhoods like The Gulch, brimming with repurposed warehouses and chic eateries, or wander through charming areas like 12South with its quirky shops and vibrant atmosphere. The Great Outdoors Await:  Nashville isn't just about cityscapes. Take a break and explore the beauty of Tennessee's rolling hills. Hike or bike the trails at Percy Warner Park, or rent a kayak and paddle down the Cumberland River. Within a short drive, you can find stunning waterfalls, state parks, and even explore Civil War battlefields steeped in history. Festival Fun:  Nashville is a city that loves to celebrate. Throughout the year, a vibrant festival scene offers something for everyone. From the world-renowned CMA Fest, a country music extravaganza, to Bonnaroo, a multi-genre music festival, there's always a reason to get out and enjoy the live music scene. Food festivals, art walks, and cultural celebrations add to the city's festive spirit. Sports on Tap:  Catch a game and cheer on your favorite team! Nashville boasts professional franchises in football (Tennessee Titans), hockey (Nashville Predators), and Major League Baseball (Nashville Sounds). The city also has a growing soccer scene and offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy college athletics. A Throng of Talent:  Nashville is a magnet for creative minds. Aspiring musicians, songwriters, and artists flock to the city, fostering a dynamic and innovative atmosphere. This energy spills over into everything from the constantly evolving music scene to the city's vibrant art scene and trendy restaurants. Education Hub:  Nashville is home to several prestigious universities, including Vanderbilt University, Belmont University, and Tennessee State University. These institutions contribute to the city's intellectual and cultural life, attracting a diverse and well-educated population. A Family-Friendly City:  Nashville offers plenty for families to enjoy. Explore the interactive exhibits at the Frist Art Museum or catch a show at the historic Ryman Auditorium. Spend a day at the Nashville Zoo, or take a walk through Cheekwood Estate & Gardens, a stunning botanical garden with beautiful scenery and family-friendly events. A City on the Rise:  Nashville is a city on the move. With a booming economy and a constantly evolving skyline, it's an exciting place to be. Whether you're looking for a vibrant music scene, a delicious culinary adventure, or a city with a strong sense of community, Nashville has something to offer everyone.

So, if you're looking for a city that's brimming with life, music, and Southern charm, then Nashville might just be the perfect place for you. Come see why Music City makes your heart sing.

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Charles Marion Russell, In the Enemy's Country, 1921, Oil on canvas, 3/27/21 #fristartmuseum by Sharon Mollerus

#Charles Marion Russell #1921 #Tennessee #In the Enemy's Country #Nashville #Frist Art Museum #Oil on canvas #TN #flickr

[thestageonbroadway]

SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY AND SONG: A FUN-FILLED TOURIST ITINERARY FOR MUSIC LOVERS IN NASHVILLE

Nashville is often hailed as "Music City," beckoning music enthusiasts from all corners of the globe and just down the street to revel in its rich musical tapestry. From one end of this town to the other, Nashville is a testament to the honor of being the birthplace of country music. With Lower Broadway serving as the epicenter of Nashville’s live music nightlife, The Stage is an iconic venue, inviting visitors to experience the magic of Southern hospitality and song. In this guide, we will craft a little fun-filled itinerary centered around The Stage, ensuring that your journey through Nashville’s musical attractions creates a harmonious blend of live music, a festive atmosphere, and the unique charm that makes Music City truly special.

Music, Museums, and So Much More Visitors often ask the locals they encounter to name a few places that speak to the essence of what is truly Nashville. If The Stage is your starting point, just about anyone familiar with Nashville will suggest heading west from downtown to midtown and visiting a Nashville treasure- Centennial Park with its very own replica of the Parthenon. This enormous museum built with towering columns is home to beautiful artwork and a golden statue of the Greek goddess Athena.

You don’t need to travel to Athens when a version of this landmark is in the middle of Nashville. The park’s perfectly manicured lawns and gardens are a perfect way to take in the city’s beauty. And just a couple of streets across West End Avenue lies Vanderbilt University. Its sprawling campus in the heart of Music City is a quiet haven in the center of our bustling metropolis. Capture some photos and enjoy the serene surroundings before moving on to your next destination.

In this same area, visitors can experience the neighborhoods that make up Music Row, the heart of Nashville's music industry. Discover the historic recording studios, record labels, and landmarks that have shaped the careers of countless songwriters and musicians. Take in the vibrant energy and history that permeates the air because this is where the magic is made.

Turn Back Around and Head East down West End and Broadway No matter your mode of transportation- by car, foot, bus, or scooter- heading east, you have a straight shot back to downtown, Lower Broadway, and Nashville nightlife. Along the way, you will see the historic Union Station Hotel with its opulent décor and old-world charm. One building down from the hotel is the Frist Art Museum, ready to invite visitors to enjoy a range of amazing exhibits.

Venture a little further downtown, and the Bridgestone Arena is impossible to miss. While home to Nashville's own NHL team, the Predators, this venue hosts numerous concerts throughout the year. And just a couple streets down from Bridgestone, you will soon hear the twang of guitars and singing voices infused with the emotions of country, rock, and the blues. Lower Broadway is a sea of honkytonks providing visitors with what they want the most from their stay in Nashville- live music, crowded dance floors, and the clink of glasses as folks enjoy a cold beer and warm friendship.

Some Daytime Tourist Sites before the Nashville Nightlife The Lower Broadway area is home to many music venues, clubs, restaurants, hotels, and retail shops. A few essential Nashville places include the Johnny Cash Museum and the Country Music Hall of Fame. One will allow you to immerse yourself in the life and legacy of the Man in Black, and the other will take you on a journey about the history of country music and its legendary performers.

Hatch Show Print is another must-see icon that reveals the visual history of Nashville's music scene. Explore this letterpress shop, known for creating timeless posters and artwork for legendary musicians. Pick up a unique souvenir to commemorate your musical journey.

The Sun Starts to Set and the Music Begins to Rise When evening descends on Nashville, we recommend returning to where you began, at The Stage on Lower Broadway. This honky-tonk gem is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and top-notch live performances. Sip on your favorite beverage, find a spot on the dance floor, and get ready to be swept away by the electrifying energy of the live music at The Stage. Let the music transport you to a world where every note celebrates Nashville's musical soul. Don't be shy—hit the floor and dance the night away to the infectious rhythms and heartfelt songs from some of Nashville’s finest performers.

The Best Travel Tips for Music Lovers We have two suggestions for music lovers. Visit Nashville. And when you arrive, your first destination should be The Stage. Vibrant honky-tonks line Lower Broadway and you will discover the unique character of each venue, but always remember The Stage might just be your first and last stop for a night filled with festivities as you soak in the lively atmosphere that defines Nashville's honky-tonk scene. No trip to Nashville is complete without a visit to The Stage, a legendary venue that echoes with live country music morning, noon, and night.

Nashville's musical attractions, coupled with the unique charm of The Stage, offer an unparalleled experience for music lovers. From exploring the historic Music Row to dancing the night away on Lower Broadway at The Stage, every moment in Music City is a celebration of Southern hospitality and song. Let the melodies guide you through the streets of Nashville, and may your journey be filled with the infectious rhythms and warmth that define this extraordinary city.

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Located in the heart of Downtown Nashville, the Frist Art Museum is a must-see for those who appreciate the beauty of artworks. The museum houses both permanent and traveling exhibits.

The Grand Ole Opry is held at the Ryman Auditorium. Country music fans are sure to enjoy this venue. In this region, there is also the Johnny Cash Museum and Country Music Hall of Fame.

From country to rock, hip-hop to classical, every genre of music can be found in Nashville. You can enjoy watching the crowds at the famous honky tonks or want to tour the Country Music Hall of Fame, there's always something fun to do for all ages in this music city.

Nashville Sound was born in the 1950s. It shifted the country from a honky-tonk style with fiddles to a more smooth style using string instruments.

One of the most memorable landmarks of Music City is the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge, named for the editor of a local newspaper who prevented a suicidal teen from jumping off. The bridge has stunning views of downtown Nashville.

Nashville is a fantastic destination for anyone who enjoys live music with high energy, peace and quiet. Its connection to music goes back almost 200 years, and its name as "Music City" is deserved.

Nashville's standing as a nationwide music center was cemented in 1925 with the birth of the Grand Ole Opry. The Opry still plays there each week. Music Row is an area with recording studios, restaurants, and other businesses that deal with music. Numerous famous musicians reside in this area.

The Country Music Hall of Fame honors the genre with various exhibits including Elvis the solid-gold Cadillac. Nashville is also a major hub for crossover genres, as well as contemporary artists, including alternative rock and Pop. JEFF The Brotherhood's Jack White's, and Paramore's home base is in Nashville.

Nashville was a city that grew rapidly after the Civil War. It was a modern city, but it remained true to its ideals and customs. Nashville was one of the cities to witness the establishment of many universities during this time. From HBCUs like Fisk to Vanderbilt University the city gained its status as the Athens of the South thanks to its emphasis on higher education.

In 1897 the Centennial Exposition took place in Nashville. A wood and stucco replica of the Parthenon was built to commemorate the occasion. The city originally intended to demolish it after the fair. However, they decided to preserve the structure.

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