Presented by: Joe Orgill Family Fund for Exhibitions

Organized by: Dixon Gallery and Gardens

Memphians have long been proud of our city’s cultural history, and in recent years, the rest of the country has begun to take notice of our regional artistic talent. The many visual artists working in a variety of genres, media, and neighborhoods across our city make Memphis one of the most interesting and exciting art destinations in the United States. Organized in conjunction with the 2024 Memphis Flower Show, Memphis 2024 celebrates the vibrancy and originality of artists working in Memphis today through more than fifty colorful paintings, sculptures, ceramics, examples of fiber art, photography, metalwork, and assemblage, all by artists who have chosen to call Memphis home and invest in the local arts community.

The work on view in Memphis 2024 emphasizes color, texture, and scale, but also ingenuity, a sense of place, and a particular warmth of spirit that truly defines our city. The exhibition will offer a dazzling array of work by the most creative men and women working in the Mid-South today, and can instill a sense of pride in all visitors for Memphis’s irrepressible cultural energy.

Artists on view:

Jimpsie Ayres
Jamond Bullock
Kevin Burge
Ben Butler
Kelly Cook
Brantley Ellzey
EMYO
Nelson Gutierrez
Amy Hutcheson
Thad Lee
Pam McDonnell
Carl E. Moore
Kong Wee Pang
Cat Peña
Nikii Berry Richey
Lonnie Robinson
Laurel Sucsy
Mikayla Washington

Save the Dates
Open Late: Thursdays, April 18 and June 20, 5:30pm - 6:30pm
Munch and Learn by Julie Pierotti: Wednesday, May 22, 12:00pm

Sponsored by:

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• Susan and Damon Arney | Kate and Mike Buttarazzi | Karen and Preston Dorsett | Theodore W. and Betty J. Eckels Foundation | Andrea and Doug Edwards | Amanda and Nick Goetze | Julie and Rob Hussey | Anne and Mike Keeney | Nancy and Steve Morrow | Irene Orgill | Chris and Dan Richards | Irene and Fred Smith | Susan Adler Thorp | Deborah Dunklin Tipton | Adele Wellford