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Home Page About the TFAC Calendar of Events Current Exhibits Upcoming Exhibits Memberships Sign Our Guestbook View Our Guestbook Email Us! |
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Artrain USA, an independent, not-for-profit organization, is the nation's only traveling art museum on a train. We invite you to "come aboard" Artrain USA as it makes its journey to Tullahoma. The Artrain USA will be available for viewing at Tullahoma's Old Train Depot on North Atlantic Street, May 25 - 29, 2000. |
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Artistry of Space; The NASA Art Program, the current exhibition, consists of 78 artworks from more than 50 American artists, including Peter Max, Robert McCall, Robert Rauschenberg, Norman Rockwell, Andy Warhol and James Wyeth. Artistry of Space is a rich visual record of space exploration that captures the excitement and energy of the NASA Space Program. Housed in three gallery cars, the exhibition chronicles almost four decades of NASA history. It will tour through 2002. Artrain USA tours nationally and visits up to 40 communities annually, staying in each town for approximately a week. The museum attracts an average of 100,000+ visitors per year. Communities with populations as small as 300 and as large as 3 million have sponsored Artrain USA. Rural areas without museums as well as culturally diverse centers benefit from an Artrain USA visit because our unique museum-in-a-train facility attracts non-traditional audiences as well as established "art lovers." People of all ages, all levels of art knowledge as well as train enthusiasts learn from an Artrain USA visit. |
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Artists & Communities: America Creates for the Millennium is a national program engaging over 56 of the country's most skilled and professional artists in communities in each state and jurisdiction of the US throughout 2000.
Artists & Communities recognizes the talents, skills, and education that artists bring to the exploration of important and sometimes difficult issues. The program offers community members opportunity to work directly with these innovative problem-solvers in addressing issues particularly relevant to contemporary America - values, family, health, community, and cultural diversity. |
Jeremiah Miller of North Carolina is the Millennium Artist who will reside in our community for a period of three months. He will work with local residents to create a mural downtown that reflects local values. The start date is set for August 15th.
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| January "The Past Millennium into the Future" (Photography from the Couch Archives) |
February History Month Celebration |
March Youth Art Exhibit Quilt Day Celebration |
| April Mitchell Chamberlain Exhibit |
May Tullahoma Senior High School Exhibit May 25 - 30: ARTRAIN Returns to Tullahoma May 27 - 28: Annual Tullahoma Fine Arts & Crafts Festival |
June Area Artists Membership Exhibition |
| July CAST Exhibit (Craft Artist of Southern Tennessee) |
August Membership Exhibition Works by Tennessee Designated Millennium Site Artist: Jeremiah Miller of North Carolina |
September Beginning of Millennium Project for Tennessee Communities at host site: Tullahoma Fine Arts Center |
| January & February Regional Art Collection Works Shown and Rotated |
March, April, & May "Endangered Works" - A Smithsonian Institute Exhibit |
June and July National Winners of the American Watercolor Society Competition |
Gallery Hours:
10 am - 4 pm Evenings
& weekends by appointment.
TFAC-RAM
401 S. Jackson St.
Tullahoma, TN 37388
(931) 455-1234
Contact:
Lucky Hollis - Executive
Director
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