Are you looking for a way to unleash your creative side in Central Tennessee? Look no further than the vibrant art and culture scene in the area. From workshops on molds for scratching and pouring iron to exhibitions at the Monthaven Art and Culture Center, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved in the arts. The Tennessee Arts Commission provides a range of funding options to promote participation in art activities across all 95 counties, while the Cultural Arts Department at Metro Parks Nashville offers a wide variety of activities to experience the arts through dance, theater, music and visual arts. The Cultural Arts Office (OCA) in Kingsport is part of the City of Kingsport and connects, coordinates and engages the public with a creative community.
The galleries and rooms of Monthaven, which once served as a field hospital during the Civil War, now exist to create vibrant artistic and cultural experiences for people of all ages. By purchasing an art plate, you can support arts organizations, schools and communities in Tennessee. This workshop on molds for scratching and pouring iron is organized by Engage Kingsport and the Kingsport Office of Cultural Arts at the Inventor Center located at 118 Shelby Street, and is made possible by a grant from the Tennessee Arts Commission. In approximately an hour and a half, attendees participating in this workshop will be able to make a sand mold with their design that will then be filled with cast iron, forming a lasting positive image of the metal. Being part of the Monthaven art community has been a blessing and a basis for my family to acclimate to the city. There's art for everyone in our intimate galleries.
The Monthaven Art and Culture Center presents six to eight regional, national and international exhibitions a year. The Cultural Arts Department at Metro Parks Nashville offers a wide variety of opportunities to experience the arts through dance, theater, music and visual arts. If you're looking for ways to explore your creative side in Central Tennessee, there are plenty of options available. The Tennessee Arts Commission provides a range of funding options to promote participation in art activities across all 95 counties. The Cultural Arts Office (OCA) in Kingsport is also an excellent resource for those looking to get involved in local art activities. They offer classes on everything from painting to pottery making, as well as workshops on molds for scratching and pouring iron.
Additionally, they provide grants for local artists who are looking to create new works or expand their existing projects. Whether you're looking for ways to explore your creative side or just want to experience some of Central Tennessee's amazing art scene, there are plenty of options available. From workshops on molds for scratching and pouring iron to exhibitions at the Monthaven Art and Culture Center, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved in the arts.
