Zeitgiest Gallery 516 Hagan Street

Zeitgeist galley, opened by Manuel and Janice Zeitlin in April, 1994, moved from Cummins Station to Hillsboro Village in May of 1999. The gallery, which is also home to MZA, features changing exhibits of contemporary artwork by established artists and introductory shows for emerging younger artists.

In 2013, the gallery relocated to the Wedgewood/Houston neighborhood in Nashville. This auspicious area of the city is home to a diverse collection of artist studios, businesses, schools, churches and residences, and is one of several neighborhoods that have quickly morphed from the fringe to the mainstream. The new location, a former automobile workshop, continues MZAs’ interest in creatively adapting existing urban spaces to ensure future functionality.

By sharing space with the Zeitgeist gallery, MZA reinforces their commitment to rethinking the workplace. The bright, open, loft-like space blurs the distinction between office and gallery.

Photos by Nick McGinn