Frist Center for the Visual Arts

The Frist Center for the Visual Arts is a non-benefit workmanship display focus devoted to showing the finest visual craftsmanship from nearby, state and provincial specialists, and in addition significant national and worldwide exhibitions.Art Walk visit data/Listed in the National Register of Historic Places.President Herbert Hoover appropriated subsidizing for the development of another mail station for downtown Nashville following fruitful campaigning by Nashville Postmaster Ollie F. Minton. Fusing titanic fluted pilasters and tremendous stone hawks, the designers effectively mixed established components with national images in a building style known as "stripped Classicism", however with Art Deco leanings. Following the development of a cutting edge focal mail station close to the Nashville airplane terminal, this building was repurposed in 2001 as the Frist Center for the Visual Arts. The historical center highlights a general arrangement of significant craftsmanship appears in 24,000 square feet of show space.