Viscera: Three dimensional works examining embodiment, autonomy, and resistance by Raquel Riemer, Willow Avery Stevenson, and Kayla Jean Smith

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Experience three dimensional works examining embodiment, autonomy, and resistance by Studio Art MFA students Raquel Riemer, Willow Avery Stevenson, and Kayla Jean Smith. The opening reception will be held on Friday, November 6, 5-9 p.m. and additional open hours will be on Saturday, November 7, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

As one of three University of Tennessee School of Art galleries, Gallery 1010 is the only fully student-run, non-profit, off-campus exhibition space in the state of Tennessee. Every week the gallery hosts an artist exhibition; totaling around 15 exhibits per semester. Exhibits are attended by over 5,000 visitors each semester.

Gallery 1010 provides a location for School of Art artists to exhibit their work, curate exhibitions, and collaborate with other artists or disciplines outside of the School of Art. This professional off-campus gallery is an exceptional opportunity not commonly available at other universities. The gallery engages the university, the growing downtown Knoxville gallery district, and the community at large by consistently exhibiting innovative, contemporary art work.