About
Georganna Greene (b. 1993 Nashville, TN) is a visual artist and educator whose paintings explore attention, entanglement, and rewilding. She holds a BFA from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and an MFA in Painting from Boston University. Her background in movement and dance informs her lyrical approach to material and mark-making, while her Tennessee roots nurtured an attentiveness to the rhythms and relationships of the natural world.
For more than a decade, Greene has advocated for artist-run spaces and coalitions such as Ground Floor Gallery, Open Gallery and the Arcade. Her work has been shared through lectures and panels at Watkins College of Art at Belmont, The Curb Center at Vanderbilt University, and Tyler School of Art and Architecture (virtual) among others. Solo shows include Red Arrow Gallery and O’More College of Design and she has built a collector base across the Southeast. Greene serves on the steering committee for the Nashville-based Post-Nothing critique group and recently completed a ten month artist residency at Arcade Arts in Nashville. She was recently selected for a Metro Arts Commission grant for the Nashville Youth Empowerment Center and has upcoming solo shows at Julia Martin Gallery in Nashville and at Covenant College in Georgia.
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