Enriching lives through art and craft

Visit Arrowmont

The public is welcome year-round to visit the campus and view artwork by local, national and international artists in the School’s five galleries, which offer a full schedule of changing exhibitions, attend evening presentations, and visit the Artists-in-Residence studios. The Marian G. Heard Library and Resource Center includes print and electronic materials for research, and displays work from the School’s permanent collection. The Artist Showcase and Supply Store offers tools and supplies for students on campus and artists in the community, as well as offering for sale selected artwork from past Artists-in-Residence.

You can learn more about all the exciting opportunities to visit our campus and immerse yourself in our culture by visiting the links to the left of this page.


COVID-19 POLICY 

The health and safety of everyone who steps foot on campus is a priority at Arrowmont. To that end, a Personal Conduct & Social Distancing Policy for students, faculty, and staff has been adopted to foster a safe learning environment during the coronavirus pandemic. The Policy covers masks, social distancing, student travel, and general safety guidelines outlined by the CDC. Click here to view and download the detailed Policy.

ART WORKSTENNESSEE ARTS COMMISIONTENNESSEE FOR THE ARTSTennessee Specialty License PlatesEAST TENNESSEE FOUNDATIONWindgate Foundation Arrowmont is being supported, in whole or in part, by federal award number SLFRP5534 awarded to the State of Tennessee by the U.S. Department of Treasury.

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