Team MCN stopped by Chauvet Arts Nashville located at 215 Rep. John Lewis Way North on Saturday, July 6, 2024 for the Grand Opening of LP Canvas: Vinyl Art in Music City that presented the vibrant intersection of art and music by celebrating the timeless allure of vinyl records. Art aficionados gathered during the First Saturday Art Crawl to take in the many interpretations of the form. Some artists chose to work with real albums - painting them or etching them into music and city themed sculptures.

Fleetwood Mac's Rumours at Chauvet Arts Nashville.

Our favorites from the evening were the many three-dimensional mock-ups of famous releases that were adorning the walls that really brought so many classic recordings to life in a whole new way. What tied the whole collection together was the fact that all the pieces needed to be presented in 12"x12", 7"x7" or a circle that has a diameter of 12" or 7" in order to replicate the exact size of an LP or 45 single. Fair enough and brilliant, too.

Journey's Evolution at Chauvet Arts Nashville.

Chauvet Arts wants to see your talent! They are still curating this particular exhibit. In the modern era where getting word out about your music and selling records is getting more and more difficult - maybe some of the musicians in East Nashville can start working on creating works of art out of their own back catalogs. Because, this sounds like a great opportunity for some free promotion. If accepted, chosen pieces will be exhibited at Chauvet Arts gallery through September 2024.

In the Court of the Crimson King at Chauvet Arts Nashville.

Related Links: For more information on ART CRAWL and the other organizations mentioned please visit the following links - First Saturday Art Crawl | Chauvet Arts