Area Artists Open Their Homes May 16 for Small South Current Art Crawl

This giant head, “Ask Art,” is the brainchild of Kayla Connelly and Johanna Torres and was created with the assistance of Small South compatriots Kayla Burnett, Kat Parmalee, The Weavers, Ramona Creighton and many others. Art crawl participants can ask it a question and it will give an “answer” in the form of some sort of doodad, sketch or hastily devised sculpture that comes out of the mouth.

Small South Current is an alternative art crawl–a multi-venue, pop-up art show in the homes of Murfreesboro artists.

Organizers invite local art enthusiasts to visit participating home studios from 2–7 p.m. Saturday, May 16. Interested parties can drop by 2639 Middle Tennessee Blvd., 423 Hawkins Ave. and 204 Bilbro Ave. between the hours listed above to view local artwork.

Art by Kayla Burnett

Look for interactive installations, performance and experiential art as well as other multimedia and traditional works.

The group’s mission is to re-empower creativity beyond the gallery space. To do this, they experiment with their living spaces, turning them into public spheres of expressive exchange and storytelling.

For more information on the event, email smallsouthcurrent@gmail.com or find a Facebook event page for Small South Current 2015.