About

Georganna Greene (b. 1993 Nashville, TN) is an artist and educator, primarily working in painting. She earned her BFA from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and her MFA in Painting from Boston University in 2021. Her practice centers the linguistic and material properties of paint, the elastic nature of attention, and the dialogue between human habit and natural order. Her background in art handling at locations such as The Frist Art Museum, Cheekwood, and Cumberland Gallery informed her interest in curation and community-building. She has taught studio courses at Boston University and Tennessee State University, and recently held a full-time faculty position in Studio Foundations at Lipscomb University, where she developed a hands-on gallery internship.

Greene attended the Vermont Studio Center (VSC) residency in 2023 and has participated in panels and talks at Lipscomb University, COOP Gallery, Red Arrow Gallery, the Parthenon Museum Gallery, Western Kentucky University Fine Arts Center, and Tyler School of Art and Architecture (virtual). Her curatorial projects have gathered the work of local and nation-wide artists and poets, and she has shown at Red Arrow Gallery; Commonwealth Gallery at Boston University; Crosstown Arts Memphis; Centennial Art Center, Nashville; Piano Craft Gallery in Boston; and Tiger Strikes Asteroid, New York. She belongs to the Nashville-based Post-Nothing critique group and was recently granted a year long Arcade Arts Residency in downtown Nashville where she will continue to create and engage audiences.

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