#533 2006 Acrylic, cotton, wool, beads on linen canvas 60 x 40 in. —Joyce Melander-Dayton
Christopher Priore | Moved | Translucent lacquer on vinyl, auto body paint on arrow | 25
David Hellams Evidence Graphite on paper 11
Erin Anfinson | Collapse 1 | Encaustic on paper | 10
Drew Galloway Reflections Oil on collaged metal 26.25
Hunt Slonem Guardians Oil on canvas 61
Michael Brown | Watchman | Acrylic on canvas | 28
Erin Anfinson | Migration of the Disruptors: Sample 4 | Encaustic on paper | 6
Christopher Priore | Burning Bright (Detail) | Translucent lacquer on vinyl and nail | 15
Julia Martin Where Past Meets Present Oil on canvas 47
Frank Milo Gier Mixed media on canvas 48 x 12
The Rembrandt Tree —Brett Osborn
Phurba Namgay White Manjushri with Retinue Natural pigments on canvas 66 x 42
Kristina Colucci | Washer | Pewter, Wood, Steel | 12
Kevin T. Kelly Sketch for Suicide Squeeze Prismacolor on Film 6.5
Land Reunion —Brett Osborn
Atlanta Globe From Memory Maquette —Allen Peterson
David Hellams Broken Record Graphite on paper 18
Christopher Priore | Falling Heart | Watercolor and marker, graphite on paper | 11
Emily Leonard / Untitled II / Mixed media on gessoed paper / 22
Kristina Colucci | Exit Only | Encaustic block painting on wood | 2.75
Phurba Namgay Abbey Road Snow Lion Pigment on canvas 12 x 12
Dream Series —Richard Jolley
Portrait Chair —Brett Osborn
Kevin T. Kelly Everyone's a Critic (Var. 1/6) Alkyd on digital die bond cut-out 42
Kevin T. Kelly Everyone's a Critic (Var. 2/6) Alkyd on digital die bond cut-out 42
Frank Milo Jaule I and II Mixed media on canvas 36 x 60
#90 1992 Pencil on paper 10 x 8 in. —Joyce Melander-Dayton
Antoine Claes | Embacle II (Obstruction II) | Oil on canvas —Antoine Claes
Pearl Lake —Brett Osborn
Drew Galloway Creek Study Late Afternoon Oil on collaged metal 20
Parking —Frank Webster

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The Rymer Gallery Philosophy

Located on Fifth Avenue, The Rymer Gallery is the largest contemporary gallery in the heart of Nashville’s arts district. The objective of the gallery is to continue the legacy endowed by The Betty Rymer Gallery at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, by supporting the best of what the contemporary art world has to offer.

In addition to the cutting-edge 3,000 square foot location, there is an an annex gallery and artist studio located one block away, next to the Hermitage Hotel, Tennessee’s only 5-star hotel. The Hermitage Hotel has endorsed our gallery and has actively cooperated with us in reaching their prospective patrons.

The spectrum of artists we represent ranges from emerging to established in all media. The ways in which we promote, exhibit, and sell our artists is just as diverse. Locally, we host monthly exhibits of our exclusive group of artists for the downtown Nashville Art Crawl, the first Saturday of every month. Nationally, we propose our artists’ work to major museum collections through producing catalogues and submitting custom-curated shows that cater to museums’ needs. Internationally, we will be offering our artists’ work through participating in choice contemporary art fairs.

Our goal is to foster artwork that entices, engages, and lures artists, collectors, and enthusiasts to Nashville’s expanding art scene.