About

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Nashville painter Georganna Greene earned her BFA at the University of Tennessee Knoxville where she had her first solo exhibition at Gallery 1010. She studied Art and Art History at Studio Art Centers International in Italy and is now based in Nashville working as a freelance artist and art handler.  Georganna held her second solo show at O’More College of Design in 2015 and later curated Aggregate a 12-person show at Ground Floor Gallery + Studios. Georganna has shown in numerous group exhibits over the last five years -locations including Julia Martin Gallery in Nashville and Ewing Gallery at The University of Tennessee Knoxville. Her work is included in private collections in Tennessee, Georgia, New York, California, and Canada.

Georganna is represented by The Red Arrow Gallery in Nashville, where she held a recent a solo exhibit. For interest in purchasing pieces shown with Red Arrow Gallery please make your way to www.theredarrowgallery.com, and they will assist you!

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— 1 Peter 4:10
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Painting on left was made in 2017 and I took this photo a couple of weeks ago. (My mom made this connection- she thought of the painting when I showed her the photo. Moms a genius) #ideashatching
I found this shark tooth on the beach of Tybee Island 🦶🏼 (thumb for scale). @unlawfulfalafel and I both went “WHOAAA” 🤣
Amelia Island, Central Park, oil on canvas 6 x 8 inches. hour and a half session.
Bloody Marsh, Saint Simons Island, GA. Oil on canvas, 8 x 10 inches. 2 hour session. Here I got looser with drawing and tried a wet-on-wet approach with the marshes. Interesting results, a bit messy, but I’m into it.
The Marina Restaurant / Old Palace Saloon, Downtown Amelia Island. 6x6 inches, oil on canvas. 1.5 hour session. Happy with this composition and variety of marks and surfaces in a tiny little area. The corner of this building was interesting enough on its own. Zoom for details!
Forsyth Park, Savannah, GA. Oil on canvas 8 x 10 inches. Hour and a half session. This was the first oil piece I made on my recent trip. Shaking the dust off with plein air, I really got into the drawing, improvising off of brush strokes, and messing with that Spanish moss.