CLARKSVILLE, TN – In celebration of their 40th anniversary, the Customs House Museum & Cultural Center proudly announces the opening of its latest exhibition, Wood, Paper, Paint: Collecting Art for 40 Years. On view from April 2 to June 2, this special exhibition commemorates four decades of the Museum’s dedication to collecting and preserving art.
Since its establishment in 1984, the Customs House Museum & Cultural Center has been a cornerstone of the Clarksville community, fostering a love and appreciation for art in all forms. As the Museum celebrates its 40th birthday, this exhibit offers visitors a curated selection of artworks from the Museum’s extensive permanent collection.
“We are thrilled to share some of the wonderful art from the Museum’s permanent collection of 849 pieces,” said Terri Jordan, Curator of Exhibits. “The artwork on display represents the broad spectrum of styles and media we own – paintings, ceramics, lithographs, photography, sculptures and mixed media. Within the exhibit are works by internationally known artists such as Hunt Slonem and Homer Green, as well as national and regional artists like Juliette Aristides and Olen Bryant. Many of these pieces have not been exhibited in several years.”
Wood, Paper, Paint features a diverse array of artworks encompassing various mediums, styles and themes. From intricately carved wooden sculptures to delicate paper creations and vibrant paintings, the exhibition offers something for every art enthusiast to enjoy. Visitors can expect to encounter pieces by several renowned artists, providing a comprehensive overview of the Museum’s rich and diverse collection.
For more information about the exhibition and related programming, please visit customshousemuseum.org.