Current Collection
In addition to the many murals, sculptures, and memorials located throughout the city, the Knoxville Convention Center houses a portion of the city’s permanent public art collection, featuring over 40 works of art. The Convention Center is free and open to the public for self-guided tours Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Bicycle Arch by Kelly Brown
Rust Never Sleeps by Al Frega
Beloved Woman of Justice by Audrey Flack
Flow Mojo by Mike Roig
Fallen Firemen Memorial Statue
Market House Bell by McShane & Co.
Freshwater Mussel Mural by Roger Peet
Found Object Installation by Sammy Nicely & Community School of the Arts students.
Vietnam Memorial
The Oarsman by David Phelps
East Tennessee Veterans Memorial by Lee Ingram
Visit Knoxville Mural by Bobbie Crews
Holston Peace Treaty Monument by Kaskey and Harlow
Torchbearer by Theodore Andre Beck
Untitled Totem by Joe Falsetti and James Darrow
Whirlwind by Alice Aycock
In Search of Noah by L. Benson Warren
Armor Pierce by Jim Buonaccorsi
Untitled by John Payne
Rachmaninoff: The Last Concert by Victor Bokarou
World War I Monument
Service Above Self by Biro Lajos
The Runners
No Place Like Home by Alan Finch and Joe Babb.
Rare Pages III by Blane De St Croix
Genesis by Julie Warren Martin
I’ve Got Sunshine On A Sunny Day by Al Keim
6th Avenue Mural by Per-Ole Lind
Knoxville Historic Train Mural by Walt Fieldsa
Knoxville Flag by Nizette Brennan
The Hiker by unknown
Pedagogy by Julie Warren Martin
9/11 Memorial by Randy Vaden
Chilhowee Park Mural by Brandon Donahue
Untitled Mural by Kathy Wilder-Brown
Tennessee Women’s Suffrage Memorial by Alan LeQuire
Self Reflection by Taylor Wallace
Terra by Julie Warren Martin
Sky Stone V by Glenn Zweygardt
Knoxville Kinetic Art Project by Bob Emser
Miller’s Building Mural by Byron Peck
Poet’s Passage by Kenneth Cory
Alex Haley by Tina Allen
ki-net-ik by Derek White
Europa and the Bull by Carl Milles
Emporium Mural by LC Studio Tutto
Betula Chalyb Ferruginous by Duane McDiarmid
