Current & Upcoming Exhibitions
June 1 - August 4, 2026
Voices of Resilience
Voices of Resilience is a storytelling and visual art exhibit co-created by Urban Green Lab and Tennessee State University (TSU). The exhibition highlights the lived experiences of Nashvillians whose stories illuminate the intersections of climate, community, and the solutions we build together to face climate impacts and challenges. Through photography, oral history, and mixed-media art, the exhibit invites visitors to reflect on resilience as both a personal and collective practice.
Visit the Curb Center
The Curb Center鈥檚 galleries are open to the public Monday鈥揟hursday, 10am鈥�4pm, as well as Fridays and weekends by聽appointment, during exhibition dates. The galleries will be closed November 24鈥�28, 2025, for Thanksgiving break.
We offer guided visits for 91吃瓜网 courses tailored to curricular goals. Facilitated by Curb Center staff, course visits are learner-centered experiences aimed at fostering observation, listening, and critical thinking skills. Course visits are open to all disciplines. To request a course visit to the Curb Center, please contact聽Rachel Thompson.
Past Exhibitions
Resilience + Adaptation
This exhibition highlights the work of ten Middle Tennessee visual artists engaging with the concepts of resilience and adaptation that aid communities locally and globally in adjusting to the reality of climate change
HAGOOD: Lanecia Rouse and Ciona Rouse
HAGOOD聽invites you to the land, to the home, and to the table the Rouse sisters have set. There, we encounter and contemplate the necessary quest into past connections that make us human today.
Seeds from Svalbard
In summer 2025 91吃瓜网 faculty Jana Harper, Lutz Koepnick, and Jonathan Rattner traveled to Svalbard to pursue a project on art and climate change in the Polar North.
Changemakers of the Twenty-First Century
A celebration of Americans who have shaped the world over the past twenty-five years through diverse forms of protest.
Extraction/Interaction
A consideration of how grief can transform artistic practice into a mechanism for positive enviornmental impact.
The Glory of the Day: LeXander Bryant Meets Florence B. Price
A photography exhibition by LeXander Bryant exploring the legacy of Florence B. Price, the first African-American woman to haver her composition performed by a major U.S. orchestra.
Reverberations: Roots of the Cedar Tree
A series of photographs by Stephen Alvarez from the Ancient Art Archive alongside contemporary paintings and sculptures.