The Ewing Gallery of Art + Architecture is closed for the summer
Please rejoin us on August 26, for our fall exhibition, Art, Movement, and Disability: Transcending the Beauty Paradigm.
Art, Movement, and Disability: Transcending the Beauty Paradigm is a 2026 book authored by University of Tennessee Associate Professor Emeritus of Art History, Dr. Timothy Hiles. The exhibition brings Hiles’ book into the gallery space, showcasing a selection of the artists featured in his research. These artists’ practices challenge conventional narratives of disability, embodiment, and representation. Art, Movement, and Disability is organized around three central themes: flipping the script—reclamation, invisibility, and the conversation.
Matt Bodett | School (Fool Series), 2025
WELCOME!
The Ewing Gallery of Art + Architecture honors C. Kermit “Buck” Ewing, who established the art school at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville in 1948.
Our programming illustrates current attitudes in art and architecture. We are proud to serve as a cultural resource for UT and the Knoxville region!
PARKING
Ewing Gallery visitors may park at any number of UT’s hourly, paid parking spaces and walk to the gallery.
