210 Gallery

Presented by MTSU ART/DESIGN and TAG, the 210 Gallery is a dynamic venue for curated exhibitions, collaborative showcases, and student-led installations that reflect the diverse voices of contemporary art.

Welcome to the 210 Student Gallery,

a space allowing MTSU Art & Design students to curate an art show or showcase their work in a gallery space.

210 | Bold Art. New Perspectives.

GALLERY HOURS – MONDAY–FRIDAY, 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m., with Saturdays At Todd, 11 a.m.–4 p.m.

Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 Exhibition Reservation Form Coming Soon!

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On Exhibit

Spirituality: A Forgotten Art

The honors thesis exhibition by Rada Ryan seeks to promote Christian art and foster meaningful dialogue about spirituality within a diverse community.

Washed and Made Clean

Acrylic and oil on canvas from Spirituality: A Forgotten Art

Rada Ryan: “This piece serves as a reminder that we are to wash each other’s feet. Not in the literal sense, but that we are to humble ourselves and serve one another regardless of “positions” we may hold. God, in the flesh, even washed our feet; so, we must do the same.”

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Curation effort by Art and Design Student Gallery Committee (SGC) and fiber/quilt artist Natalie Patton

The video highlights Natalie Patton Quiltessa’s recent exhibit in the 210 Gallery, organized and curated by Art and Design students Ana Cannon, Chelsea Gardiner, and Shanice Scudder. Video courtesy of Web4U2

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Want to exhibit in 210?

 Would you like to show your work in a gallery? Reserve a spot ToddArtGallery@mtsu.edu! When reserving a gallery showing slot, you must install your work before the opening date. If, for any reason, you can no longer fulfill your reserved spot, you must cancel, at a minimum, 2 weeks before your opening date. If your cancellation does not fall within the allotted cancellation date, you will be restricted from showing in any of our galleries for the remaining academic school year.