In 7, 6, 5...

What's happening to the
environment, and what will it
take to change it?

March 21 - June 20, 2020
Opening on March 21 from 3-5

7 generation sustainability
6 artists
5 things we're thinking about
and
1 exhibition

Climate change is a hot topic. At the Art Museum of the University of Memphis, we're creating an exhibition focused on what we have, what we could lose, and ways to make a difference.

In 7, 6, 5... focuses on bio-diversity, water, land stewardship, alternative transportation, and different ways to see the world around us. It will feature work by artists whose practices echo our concerns including: Brandon Ballengée, Coriana Close, Maysey Craddock, Kaitlyn Dunn, David Horan, and Catt Weglicki.

Be part of our exhibition: we want to know what you're seeing, your photos, your videos, and your ideas about our local environment.

In 7,6,5... will open on Saturday, March 21, 2020 with a reception from 3-5pm.
We're taking submissions to our crowd-sourced gallery until the exhibition closes on June 20th.

event page / Submissions (now accepting submissions)

The Art Museum of the University of Memphis is crowd-sourcing an installation for our exhibition In 7,6,5....

Go to Shelby Forrest, Overton Park, or stay right here on campus. Look closely. Think about the environment around you. Ask yourself "what do we have and what do we stand to lose?"

Take an image, a short video, or write down some thoughts and we'll post them on our wall for the duration of the exhibition.

We are taking submissions in person at the museum (M-F, 9-5) and online at https://amum.submittable.com/submit/72340/7-6-5 both before and throughout the run of the exhibition (March 21 – June 20).

Our apologies but we will not be able to return any submissions. By submitting, you agree that all materials may be photographed by the museum and its visitors.