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A wooden sign reading “Museum of Infinite Outcomes” stands by a gravel path leading through yellow flowers and greenery to a rustic wooden gate, with a birdhouse display and trees in the background under a blue sky.

Grantee Address:
2345 Dodson Ave
Knoxville, TN 37917-6924

Grant Amount: $5,930.00

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Artistic Disciplines: Lifelong Learning, Visual Arts

Outcomes: Access & Equity, Community Cohesion, Community Networks, Neighborhood Redevelopment, Walkable Environments

Region: East Tennessee

Fiscal Year: 2021

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Museum Gardens and Printshop

The Museum developed a greenhouse and restored a lithographic press to explore the relationship between people and nature. This project fostered learning and environmental appreciation in a community setting. Its integration of artistic practice with ecological awareness contributed to the area’s unique identity. Local youth and families benefitted from hands-on education and inspiration.

A partially constructed greenhouse with a metal frame and some clear panels is set on a wooden foundation outdoors. Trees and bushes surround the area under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

A wooden sign reading “Museum of Infinite Outcomes” stands by a gravel path leading through yellow flowers and greenery to a rustic wooden gate, with a birdhouse display and trees in the background under a blue sky.

A vintage metal frame of an old woodworking machine, possibly a lathe, stands unused in a workshop with a concrete block wall and scattered wooden planks. The machine shows signs of rust and wear.