Sarratt Gallery

  • Vanderbilt University

    Mind’s Eye: Piece by Piece

    Detail of Middle Ground by Sophie Drouin and Rachel Sager Mosaic artists convene in Nashville, bringing two exhibits to Vanderbilt Mosaics were originally invented about 4,000 years ago to create durable and inexpensive flooring, but they quickly became more art than craft. A highly refined technique developed during… Read More

    May 23, 2019

  • Painting by Morgan Craig

    Impression: Morgan Craig at Sarratt Gallery

    With all that we have been taught, all that we have learned, just what have we wrought with all that we’ve burned? (oil on canvas, 2015) is featured in Morgan Craig’s solo exhibit With all that we have been taught …, on display through Nov. 30 at Sarratt… Read More

    Nov 21, 2017

  • Vanderbilt University

    Mind’s Eye: Art of the Book

    Those who proclaimed the demise of printed books several years ago when e-readers were first introduced are now eating their words, as sales of traditional books have rebounded. There’s just nothing quite like the real thing. Read More

    Feb 29, 2016

  • Vanderbilt University

    Artist Explores the Physicality of Rope

    Some people see a gigantic chunk of rope when they see a hawser line, which is a rope used in mooring or towing a ship. But when visual artist Huguette Despault May came upon one, she saw metaphors for the human condition. Read More

    Jan 13, 2013