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Arts & Culture Alliance's National Juried Exhibition at the Emporium

This black and white photography by Randy Jennings of Kettering, Ohio, is among the art being shown in a new juried exhibit at the Emporium Center at 100 S. Gay St. Special to the News Sentinel

This black and white photography by Randy Jennings of Kettering, Ohio, is among the art being shown in a new juried exhibit at the Emporium Center at 100 S. Gay St. Special to the News Sentinel

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  • This large oil painting on linen by Knoxville artist Brandon Woods is called 'Artificial Identity in a Manufactured Culture.' It's part of a juried exhibit presented by the Arts & Culture Alliance through Feb. 22 at the Emorium Center. Special to the News Sentinel
  • Knoxville artist Dennis Sabo's 'Neighbor's POV' is a photographic metalprint and part of a juried exhibit at the Emporium Center in downtown Knoxville through Feb. 22. Special to the News Sentinel.
  • This black and white photography by Randy Jennings of Kettering, Ohio, is among the art being shown in a new juried exhibit at the Emporium Center at 100 S. Gay St. Special to the News Sentinel
  • Knoxville artist Joyce Gralak used reclaimed plywood, paint, found objects and layers of wax to create the multi-layered 'W A T E R.' It's part of a juried exhibit presented through Feb. 22 by the Arts & Culture Alliance at the Emporium Center.
  • Nathaniel Galka's dreamy 'still wind...' is an oil painting that is part of the juried exhibit at the Emporium Center. Special to the News Sentinel.
  • Jacksonville, Fla., artist Nofa Dixon created this collage called 'Masked Beauty.' It's among the 38 works of art being shown in a juried exhibit presented through Feb. 22 by the Arts & Culture Alliance at the Emporium Center. Special to the News Sentinel

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