Nashville, Tennessee Tanger Art
Tanger Art
We believe in art
We are proud to serve the diverse communities we live and work in.
Our Tanger Art represents a wide array of artists and art styles, incorporating
local culture and unique perspectives that inspire our guests.
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Intangible Beauty
by Jason Naylor
Meet the artist
Jason is a NYC artist, known for bright colors and even brighter themes, commonly found on large scale murals around the world. His work explores the communication of human emotions using organic shapes, bold colors and a strong design aesthetic. Jason has worked with various brands like Coach, Pepsi, Toyota, and Microsoft. He has received global recognition for his work including a Golden Novum Design Award. In 2018, BUMBLE named Jason one of its 100 Most Inspiring New Yorkers. People love Jason for his unforgettable colors and the optimism woven into his work. His relentless positivity and kindness translate across many mediums and applications, and his technicolor murals capture the hearts of everyone who sees them. Jason brings a fresh taste of love and kindness to all of his projects, and desires to use his work to spread love, good vibes, and also do some good in the world.
Floral Euphoria
by Nora Bruhn
Meet the artist
Finds herself with one foot in the city and the other in the forests, deserts and waterways of California. She paints large-scale murals of flowers cast in dramatic lighting. She emphasizes the texture, transparency, and contour of each petal; laboring over every color and representing each hue she finds. Her composition accentuates the most compelling aspects of the flower, offering viewers a captivating and immersive experience. Her work is a ménage of nature, femininity and sensuality.
Summer’s Almost Gone
by Tony Rubin
Meet the artist
Manhattan based mural and studio artist Tony 'Rubin' Sjöman (b.1975) has painted all over the world and his work has been shown in galleries throughout the US and Europe. Sjöman’s roots are in Finland and Sweden and he draws inspiration from his Scandinavian heritage for his complex abstract geometrical murals and studio works. Sjöman wrote his first tag at age nine in Bergsjön, the gritty blue-collar housing project where he grew up. Ten years later, at age 19 he had become one of the most active graffiti writers in the country. Sjöman has since become a staple of the art scene of New York City and beyond. His murals can be seen in a wide variety of spots in and around the city: on churches in Brooklyn, high-end boutiques in Soho, luxury high-rises throughout Manhattan and on the 69th floor of WTC 4. Sjöman’s studio works are based on canvases, prints and installations and he is no stranger to painting on metal and wood. Rubin's studio work has been on display at Scope New York, Scope Miami and in galleries throughout New York City, Miami and Los Angeles. Sjöman's art has been featured in NBC News, New York Post, NY1 News, Vice Magazine, Time Out New York among other media outlets in the United States and he is also the subject of the art book 'Rubin: New York / Scandinavia' - a much talked about and comprehensive coffee table book featuring the artist’s work. (Dokument Press, 2016) Rubin resides in Manhattan with his wife and toddler son and works from his art studio in Midtown Manhattan.
My Heart’s in Nashville
by Steffi Lynn
Meet the artist
Hi! I am Steffi Lynn! I am a hand-letterer, illustrator, and muralist from Austin, Texas. Now traveling the country painting walls to walls and coast to coast! My work is inspired by everyday things, reactions and feelings, and simple imagery from my imagination or my surroundings. I like to create work that inspires people and brings community together through positivity. I am most drawn to the environments I grew up around in Texas, and I love being able to incorporate Texan nature into my works. I’ve also always been fascinated by typography, but after going to school in New York, my appreciation for it grew more and more. My portfolio captures the merging of the two places I’ve lived in and love the most.
That Damn Folk Hero
by Kyle Mosher
Meet the artist
Kyle Mosher is a multidisciplinary artist currently residing in Charlotte, NC. His art falls in the intersection where contemporary culture, music and aesthetics meet traditional fine-art techniques and ideas. It is a stylized collaboration of juxtaposing ideas, teachings, and movements. He works in fine arts media as well as commercial media. His signature style brings together a mix of paper and hand painted acrylic to create art in both analog and digital mediums. He has been featured in/worked with: Forbes Magazine, The NY Times, The Wall Street Journal, American Illustration, HBO, Karmaloop, High Snobiety, Mountain Dew's Green Label, Complex, and more.
Country Song
by Key Detail
Meet the artist
KEY DETAIL is a mural artist who also works with painting and illustration. He lives and works in New York, NY. A native of Belarus, he obtained his Bachelor of Architecture from the Belarusian National Technical University. Growing up in Minsk, KEY DETAIL has been active on the art scene since the 2000s. He has been creating mural art for more than ten years. The artistic map of KEY DETAIL features murals in Europe, Asia and U.S. Expressing his creativity, he successfully managed and completed many private and public commissions, and worked closely with numerous community organizations. Eight years of architectural experience allows him to respond creatively and uniquely to site-specific design challenges. KEY DETAIL's artworks have been featured in a number of international magazines and books, and his paintings are included in private art collections throughout the U.S. and Europe. Experimenting with paint techniques and exploring the diversity of themes he established his own mythology; a magical world where the spectators can escape. He avoids a focus on a single character, preferring to do a wide variety of diverse concepts. Moving forward, KEY DETAIL is continuing his life's work as an artist in order to make the world beautiful through the power of art.
Untitled
by Ian Lawrence
Meet the artist
Ian Lawrence is a mural artist and sign painter based in Nashville, Tennessee, where he also grew up. Early on, Ian found an interest in art and lettering through writing graffiti, before going on to study graphic design at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. After school, he co-founded Eastside Murals, and has predominantly worked under that name for the past 6 years. Ian now works independently in a range of styles from illustration to more collage-like murals with layers of imagery, typography, and gestural mark-making.
Irises & Songbirds
by Kim Radford
Meet the artist
I am a Nashville native that transitioned from Art teacher to full-time Artist 8 years ago. Creating bigger has always felt better to me and for the past few years the scale of my mural work has lifted me to exciting heights! My primary inspiration begins with my client then often includes elements of retro design, pop culture, and textiles from the 60's &70's. My most recent projects can be seen using the hashtag #kimradfordart on Instagram ● East Nashville is my neighborhood ● My style is rooted in painterly brush work mixed with spray paint ● I am inspired by creativity & art presented in everyday public spaces & streets. The Fighting Spirit has been present throughout my career despite receiving rejections, having less experience, and tripping over my own missteps. Day after day, month after month, I continue to grow, learn, and come back hard for what I want. www.Instagram.com/kimradfordartist www.kimradfordart.com
The Golden Age
by Emmy Star Brown
Meet the artist
A Chicago native, Emmy has always been inspired by her hometown city's unique blend of style, story, and character, which has served as a backdrop and canvas throughout much of her creative career. Emmy kickstarted her career with a BFA in visual communications from the Illinois Institute of Art, later parlaying it into a creative position in advertising at one of Chicago's marquee agencies. There she earned her commercial stripes in branding and packaging before breaking away to pursue work as an independent artist. She's since spent the past decade adorning public spaces across Chicago and beyond while continuing to nurture her studio practice. And with current work that includes everything from illustration, lettering, and canvas work to branding, packaging, and murals, she continues to evolve both her mediums and methods. At the center of her eclectic and diverse portfolio are a whole host of creative partnerships with iconic brands such as Sharpie, Chicago Bulls, Lululemon, Yeti, RedBull, Delta, T-Mobile, Jeni's Ice Cream, Vital Proteins, Foxtrot and Soho House. They tap Emmy for her signature style, which is both extroverted and introspective. She employs fresh colors, intentional layering, and emotive line work to create one-of-a-kind elemental experiences that drive wonder, spark connection, and encourage presence. To date, her work has lived in a host of iconic public spaces from Times Square to Miami's Wynwood Art District and beyond. And while her scope continues to expand, so does her artistic vision. Her current studio practice is focused on the concept of the Inner Child, highlighting the joy, spontaneity, and fearlessness synonymous with our younger selves. This work serves as a visual journey back to self where our purest forms of playfulness, creative confidence, and imagination come forward.
Sanguine
by Jason Graves and Remington Robinson
Meet the artist
Jason T. Graves, a graduate of The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (BFA 2000) & Remington Robinson, a graduate of Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design (BFA 2010) each harness a versatile range of styles and creative abilities. Their collaborative mural work is a beautiful mix of street and fine art that seamlessly blends their individual strengths and intentions. Jason and Remington have worked collaboratively and as individuals on well over a hundred murals. Their inventive concepts, precise pattern work, dramatic realism, and soothing color theory result in art that is highly accessible to a broad range of tastes. Graves and Robinson are committed to quality, artistic progression and the effective execution of projects. Both Jason T. Graves and Remington Robinson have established themselves as influential and recognizable contributors to the Denver / Colorado urban art scene as well as the greater creative community.
Link Up
by Maggie Sanger
Meet the artist
Maggie Sanger is a Nashville born and based multidisciplinary artist. Maggie’s work includes visual art and design, custom accent walls and art objects. She has worked with West Elm, Anthropologie, and Madewell, as well as a number of Nashville designers, architects, and locally owned businesses to create conceptual, brand-driven art in both public and private spaces. Her bold, geometric abstract pieces emphasize color, line, and form, and are often architecturally inspired.
Into the Bloom
by Nathan Brown
Meet the artist
Originally from Los Angeles, Nathan relocated to Nashville when he was 11 years old and endured a major culture shock. Embracing the transition between cities through painting graffiti and exploring new territories through skateboarding travels, also motivated Nathan artistically. In the late 90’s he drew inspiration from these passions, using color and form to play with perspective. Positioned at the intersection of abstractionism and street art, Nathan has transitioned this into the studio and on multi story buildings across the U.S. and Europe. Having now produced over 100 large scale commissioned murals for both communities around the country and also for brands such as Red Bull, Wrangler, Patagonia, Top Golf, WeWork, Google, Spotify and more. The goal has always been the same since day one, to bring people, places and communities together through public visual art, transforming and creating new spaces where there were none before. Nathan primarily paints large scale public art on the the streets, as well as indoor private commissions and is currently based in Chattanooga, TN.
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