The art gallery in the Frieson Black Cultural Center building features student-led art exhibits as a way to infuse student voice into the campus community.
Currently on Display
Those Beautiful Dolls
Currently on display is “Those Beautiful Dolls,” an exhibition curated by Anthony Prewitt, senior director of the Office for Camus Culture and Community. Featuring a diverse selection of dolls spanning across decades, the exhibition represents generations of students on campus, invoking a sense of nostalgia in viewers.
Upcoming Exhibits
Oh, So DIVINE
A celebration of the National Pan-Hellenic Council fraternities and sororities through the work of student art
Past Exhibits
Ethnogenesis
Exhibited November 2025–December 2025
Ethnogenesis features various art forms, including prints, photography, artifacts, and sculptures. The art celebrates a fusion of African and Russian culture as viewed through the lens and creative approach of both artists.
Caribbean Currents: Take Me Home
Exhibited April 2025–August 2025
Caribbean Currents was born from a deep, ancestral pull toward a place where rhythm is not only performance but inheritance. In Knoxville, thousands of miles from the sea, this exhibit is a gathering of echoes of water, memory, and joy honoring those who have crossed oceans and borders and still carry the pulse of the islands inside them. For those far from home, this space showed you were never alone. You are already there.