TAG–Fall 2026 Semester

Monday, August 24 – Thursday, December 10

Welcome to the Todd Art Gallery (TAG) and MTSU’s Todd Hall! Below is information about our current and upcoming exhibitions. You can also refer to our Gallery Schedule for a complete list of fall 2026 events. For more information or any further questions, please call us at (615) 898-5532 or (615) 898-2455 or email us at toddartgallery@mtsu.edu.

Hours and Parking

Todd Art Gallery is located in the Todd Art Building, Room 224A, on the MTSU campus at 1301 E. Main St. in Murfreesboro. For GPS directions to the nearby Jones Lot, the recommended visitor parking area for the gallery, use 1512 Military Memorial, Murfreesboro, TN 37132.

During regular weekday hours, campus visitors must obtain a visitor parking permit or use an available pay-by-plate area. Permit information and pay-by-plate options are available through MTSU Parking and Transportation Services. Parking questions may be directed to parking@mtsu.edu or 615-898-2850.

Free Parking

Free parking for gallery visitors is available in the Jones Lot weekdays after 4:30 p.m. and throughout the day on Saturday and Sunday. Visitors must park in a valid, unrestricted space. ADA-accessible, reserved, metered, and other specifically designated spaces remain restricted as posted.

Gallery Hours

Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Saturday, 11 a.m.–4 p.m.

The gallery is closed on federal, state, and university holidays; on home football game Saturdays; and on other dates designated for exhibition installation and preparation.

Fall 2026 Home-Game Closings: September 5, September 19, November 7, and November 28.

In the Gallery

Artistic Expressions: Stories That Shape Us | August 8 – 29

Biennial Exhibition 2026: Faculty Practices in Art and Design | September 8 – October 3

Mid-South Sculpture Alliance Membership Exhibit | October 14 – November 7

Studio Art B.F.A. Candidates Exhibit | November 14 – December 2

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TAG–True Blue Winter Crossroads Invitational

VISUALIZE – From Tennessee Voices to America’s Future

Saturday, December 12, 2026 – Thursday, January 7, 2027

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TAG–Spring 2027 Semester

Jeana Eve Klein | January 19 – February 23

Professor of Fibers, Appalachian State University Art Department

Jeana Eve Klein’s conceptually driven studio practice explores themes of labor and value, digital relationships, language and communication, material meaning, memory, and the limits of documentation. She works across traditional fiber techniques, including weaving and knitting, alongside digital media, installation, and social practice.

Studio Art B.F.A. Candidates Exhibit | April 1 – 7

Graphic Design B.F.A. Candidates Exhibit | April 22 – 28

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