Marnie Sheridan Gallery
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Spring Student Art Show
Opening Reception | Wednesday, April 12 | 4 - 6 p.m.
AP Art and Design | Marnie Sheridan Gallery
Upper School Art | Patton Visual Arts
Featured Shows
Morgan Ogilvie: Lost in the Funhouse
Visions of Yesterday: Cindy Crist Collection
Click on each work of art to see what the artist is doing now.
Spring Student Art Show 2022
Faculty Art Show 2021
Curry: Ceramics 1
Curry: Ceramics 4
Curry: Ceramics 2
Curry: Ceramics 3
Wert: Straightedge & Compass 2
Wert: Straightedge & Compass 4
Wert: Straightedge & Compass 3
Wert: Straightedge & Compass 1
Elder: Strength and Grace
Elder: Magnolia 1
Elder: Magnolia 3
Elder: Dear Magnolia
Elder: Magnolia 2
Elder: Dark Magnolia Green
Light in the Darkness: Eichman & Johnston
Made In Her Image, A Solo Exhibition by Anne Doolittle
Colorforms Cut-out
The Call of Lady Wisdom
Figure With Red Book and Flowers
Figure Facing the Light
Stop n Shop Eagle
Imitation of Klee
Madonna of the Team Van
Figure Emerging From Red
Figure With Purple Thoughts
Figure With Spotted Rug
Figure Looking for Yellow and Green
Figure With Blue Arms
Figure On Newsprint
Figures Dancing
The Hecklers 1
The Hecklers, degrees of abstraction 2
The Hecklers, degrees of abstraction 3
Goddess
Spring Student Art Show 2021
About the Gallery
The Marnie Sheridan Gallery is a teaching gallery, a space for learning about various cultures, styles of art, and different artistic mediums. Many activities take place in the gallery, and exhibits are scheduled to focus, when possible, on themes appropriate to the curriculum.
This gallery is dedicated to the memory of Marnie Sheridan, a gifted artist from the Harpeth Hall Class of 1972, whose life was tragically cut short. This space is devoted to present and future generations of students, with the hope that each girl will discover her own creative talents.
For more information about the artwork in the gallery contact the gallery manager via email at gallerymanager@harpethhall.org.
Visit The Gallery
Directions
Enter from the Esteswood Drive entrance on the south side of campus. From the Estes Road/Hobbs Road intersection, travel a block south on Estes Road. Turn right on Esteswood Drive. Take the first driveway into campus. The Marnie Sheridan Gallery is in the McMurry Center for Arts, the white building to your right as you proceed to Visitor's Parking.
Visitor's Pass
After parking, proceed to Souby Hall to receive a Visitor's Pass that will give you admittance to Marnie Sheridan Gallery.