Charles Brindley's drawings and paintings

Studio and gallery
on the state line in Adairville

Photo by Robin Conover
courtesy of The Tennessee Magazine

Charles Brindley lives and maintains a studio in Adairville, Kentucky, a small community 35 miles north of Nashville, Tennessee. Brindley has had three touring exhibitions of his work, Ordered Prospects, Salient Features and Points of Reference, which traveled to museums and art centers in the Southeast and Midwest. A fourth touring exhibition, titled Trace and Transformation will begin in 2005 and travel to sites nationally.

Charles Brindley's drawings and paintings depict a variety of symbol-laden subjects, including giant deciduous trees, panoramic landscapes, prehistoric ruins, rock formations, architecture and still lifes. His images are highly representational but contain many abstract elements.

The Tennessee State Museum presented a major retrospective in 1998 of the artist's career titled Landscape Vision: Works of Charles Brindley 1980-1997. His work has been represented by galleries in numerous cities, including Washington D.C., and New York. Brindley's work appears in public, private and corporate collections throughout the United States.

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