The Galleries at The Untitled Nashville
From the moment you step through the door, a new discovery unfolds on every floor, each curated with a thoughtful selection of artwork by our on-site Curator of Art & Guest Experiences. Explore our Lobby, Main Gallery, and Second Floor gallery spaces, as well as the elevator banks on the third to sixth floors. Find your favorite piece, discover a new artist, or join a daily tour. You can’t help but connect with the stories of the creative community of Nashville and The South.
A Fresh New Perspective
Current Exhibitions
The Ghost We Live By
Richard Heinsohn
Local Nashville artist, Richard Heinsohn explores the physical and abstract concepts of time, challenging our understanding of an invisible unit of measurement of which we have surprisingly little knowledge. Through many mediums, Heinsohn juxtaposes the abstract concept of time with the real, physical manifestations of time such as water and rocks.
The Shapes of Horses
Brandon Owen
Join adventurous artist Brandon Owen in the art of letting go—of perfection, of overthinking, of control—and see first-hand what happens when we allow ourselves to work more freely. Known for his pop lens on the untamed beauty of the American West, in this striking exhibition of abstract paintings, the horse is a starting point, but what emerges is something more personal.
Papers
Delia Seigenthaler
Delia Seigenthaler is a mixed media artist creating work from images of vintage identification documents, scanned, enlarged, and printed for these collages. Others are created from illustrations found in antique books, spliced together to create narratives with themes that are universal including love, fear, justice, and connection. In this exhibition, Delia is exploring the continuous cycles of immigration, whether by choice or by force, as well as the hidden stories we all have within us and within our families histories.
Paper Portals
Emily Holt
Emily Holt’s work draws inspiration from the pop-up book technique known as the tunnel book. Each layered paper construction invites viewers to peer through cut-out windows, revealing new scenes and details with every glance. This process of looking through successive frames creates a sense of motion and discovery, guiding the viewer toward a final destination on the last page. The journey evokes the feeling of traveling through a dreamscape—passing under bridges, through passageways, and across rivers—where movement and imagination merge into a single, unfolding narrative.
Gallery Tours
Daily Art Discoveries
Join gallery curator Anna McKeown as she guides you through our gallery spaces showcasing the artists, works, and stories featured throughout the hotel. Hotel guest? Tours are complimentary and come with sparkling wine. If you’re not staying at the hotel, tickets are available for the public. The Galleries are open to explore anytime.
Permanent Artworks
Always at The Untitled Nashville
Lobby Artworks
Shabazz Larkin
As soon as you walk into The Untitled Nashville Hotel you are greeted with a one-of-a-kind portrait installation by local artist, Shabazz Larkin, commemorating five iconic Tennessean-based or -influenced artists including Jimi Hendrix, Nikki Giovanni, Tina Turner, Little Richard, and Zora Neale Hurston. A true celebration of creative expression in The South.
Miles’s Sanctuary
Shabazz Larkin
This larger-than-life 60” x 68” acrylic on canvas painting portrays a young Miles Davis playing the trumpet, enriched with the description “Darling you are my sanctuary” concealed beneath the paint. Located in the stairwell to the second floor.
Gray & Dudley Carved Wood Blocks
Bryce McCloud
A giant custom letterpress lockup hangs over the restaurant, Gray & Dudley. Named after the original building, the Gray & Dudley Hardware Company, the piece celebrates our property’s roots, and the illustrations are patterned from old Gray & Dudley Hardware ads.
In Dubious Battle
Shelley Reed
Using art history as a jumping off point, this piece spans 47 feet long and 7 feet high—immense in size and allure. This work incorporates details from European realist paintings of the 16th through 18th centuries into a black and white painting and a compelling narrative. Located in Gray & Dudley.
Archive
A Look Back
Take a look through our diverse collection of artworks and artists from past exhibitions.
Jeremy Salazar
The resilience, strength, and care of in Navajo culture are vividly depicted in Jeremy’s work and presented with a tenderness that expresses his genuine love for his community. In his bold work, Jeremy makes both a statement of reclaiming authentic native artwork done by native hands and also painted stories of color and faces of the Native American people.
Rod McGaha
Meet the Nashville-based sound and visual artist whose photography and installations explore the resilience, grace, and joy of Black people.
Coulter Fussell
Through quilting, upholstery, and mixed media works that are part photography, part sculpture, Coulter creates dream-like works that explore the perspectives of love, violence, and place.
John Paul Kesling
From the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, John Paul is driven by a need to make sense of the ongoing opioid epidemic through an innate desire to paint.
Caroline Allison
Explorations of time and the landscape around us, Caroline’s photographs capture how the clouds transform through the day, using a 19th century photographic technique.
Eliza Frensley
Prints and etchings turn archival photographic images into familial and sociological observations and layered visual narratives
Zoe Nichols
A poetic installation that employs found objects, words, and light. Through the biochar method, Zoe turns objects into shadows, casting it into a positive form.
