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  • Outflix Film Festival Preview & Local Short Film Competition

    Join us for the preview of the 21st Annual Outflix Film Festival. The event will reveal this year’s festival line-up and winners of their local short film competition. Special guest judges from Oxford Film Festival, Indie Memphis, and the local filmmaking community will also host a panel discussion following the competition. Light food and beer/wine provided (ID required). Free to the public. Donations accepted.

  • The Music of Freddie Hubbard

    Crosstown Arts East Atrium 1350 Concourse Avenue, Memphis, TN, United States

    Jazz tribute to American jazz trumpeter Freddie Hubbard featuring  Scott Thompson (trumpet | flugelhorn), Art Edmaiston (tenor sax), Pat Fusco (piano), Sam Shoup (acoustic bass), and James Sexton (drums).

    The Crosstown Jazz Series, presented by Strictly Jazz Entertainment in collaboration with Crosstown Arts, is designed to salute classic jazz music as contemporary musicians perform the work of the legends.

  • The Little Dictator

    Temple Israel will host a film screening of The Little Dictator, a short, comedic film centering around Israeli identity and culture. Drinks, snacks, and a lively post-film discussion. Watch the trailer here.

  • Shoot & Splice: Making a Web Series

    Crosstown Arts East Atrium 1350 Concourse Avenue, Memphis, TN, United States

    Join Jessica Chaney and Amanda Willoughby of Not Your Ordinary Films as they share secrets and give behind-the-scenes stories of creating the independent web series, This Can't Be Life. They'll share their creative process, how they built their audience, and much more.

    Shoot & Splice is a monthly filmmaking forum presented collaboratively by Indie Memphis and Crosstown Arts.

  • Conversations with Daniel

    Art exhibition featuring work by Daniel Harris Organized by the artist Artist Statement: As a man with cerebral palsy, I use my artistic abilities through illustration and imagination to enhance […]

  • The Art of Addiction

    Open-call exhibition of artwork by individuals who have been touched by substance abuse. Themes includes empowerment, understanding, acceptance, and recovery. Hosted by local addition recovery group, A Betor Way — […]

  • Open Crit

    Crosstown Arts’ Open Crit series is a monthly critique event where visual artists are invited to bring new and/or in-progress studio work for critical feedback and group discussion particular to each artist’s practice. All sessions are free and open to the public. Special thanks to Art Center for donating a $25 gift certificate for each participating artist.

  • Woven Lines

    Sculpture and paintings by Fulton Boggs, mixed media paintings by Melanie Pyron. Organized by the artists

  • Don Lifted

    Crosstown Arts East Atrium 1350 Concourse Avenue, Memphis, TN, United States

    With special guest Madame Fraankie Doors at 8 pm | Performance at 9 pm On Fri​day, September 14th ​at 8:00pm, ​Visual​, Musical, and ​​Performance ​Artist Lawrence ​​Matthews​, also known as […]

  • Wish Book: Lay of the Land with John Pearson

    Crosstown Arts, East Gallery, Crosstown Concourse 1350 Concourse Ave., Memphis, TN, United States

    Exhibition of photographic works by John Pearson
    Opening reception: Friday, Sept. 21, 6-8 pm
    On view: Sept. 21-Nov. 30
    Location: East Gallery & East Atrium
    These large-scale, landscape cyanotypes on fabric link the tactile and the visual by committing the photographic process to the physical landscape. Pearson works outdoors on the ground, making 1:1 indexical photographic prints during midday sunlight. In these photographs, view is replaced by elemental record; while the horizon, removed from the composition, becomes the topographic support and source for construction of the images.

    Pearson’s intention is not to convey the solely visual appearance of place — in this case, the arid southern California landscape — but rather to invoke a more dynamic experience of place by means of the transformative nature of photography.