The McClung’s Curator of Malacology, Gerry Dinkins, is regularly in demand for his expertise. This is especially true when it […]
The McClung Museum continues to follow the guidance put forth by The University of Tennessee to provide the safest […]
This week, we highlight some more material culture from the Kuba culture of today’s Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa […]
In early 2021, the McClung Museum will debut a temporary exhibition called Women’s Work, guest curated by Emma Grace Thompson. […]
The Victorian dining table was loaded with flatware and china––a […]
During our extended closure we approached UT faculty and staff with a question. We asked them to tell us which object […]
Welcome back to the #SproutChallenge! First, a quick recap on our team’s ongoing projects. In the previous lesson, we introduced […]
The McClung Museum is lucky enough to have three works by Nashville artist, William Edmondson (1874–1951) all of which are […]
The first thing that’s striking about this mukenga mask is the beautiful use of color and texture, and the incredibly intricate […]
During our extended closure we approached UT faculty and staff, and asked them to tell us which object in our […]
