Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Middle Tennessee State University’s Baldwin Photographic Gallery, located on the second floor of the Bragg Media and Entertainment Building, has a new exhibition with a local twist by Ian Edward White. The exhibition, “Townes Ferry Pike,” is on display in Room 269 in the Bragg Building through Apr. 10.
Townes Ferry Pike traces an imagined road through the outskirts of Shelbyville, McMinnville, Woodbury, Columbia, Murfreesboro and other surrounding unincorporated communities in Middle Tennessee. White began the project in 2022, and the project emerged from a period of transition as a place once considered temporary gradually became home.
Middle Tennessee State University’s Baldwin Photographic Gallery, located on the second floor of the Bragg Media and Entertainment Building, has a new exhibition with a local twist by Ian Edward White. The exhibition, “Townes Ferry Pike,” is on display in Room 269 in the Bragg Building through Apr. 10.
Townes Ferry Pike traces an imagined road through the outskirts of Shelbyville, McMinnville, Woodbury, Columbia, Murfreesboro and other surrounding unincorporated communities in Middle Tennessee. White began the project in 2022, and the project emerged from a period of transition as a place once considered temporary gradually became home.
