Susan Tinney is a dynamic entrepreneur and the visionary founder of Tinney Contemporary, a prominent contemporary art gallery located in Nashville, Tennessee. With a robust background in business development, Susan has successfully merged her expertise in rare diseases and biotechnology with her passion for the...
Susan Tinney is a dynamic entrepreneur and the visionary founder of Tinney Contemporary, a prominent contemporary art gallery located in Nashville, Tennessee. With a robust background in business development, Susan has successfully merged her expertise in rare diseases and biotechnology with her passion for the fine art industry, creating a unique niche that bridges the gap between art and science. Under her leadership, Tinney Contemporary has become a hub for collectors and art enthusiasts, showcasing a diverse array of collectible works by established local, regional, national, and internationally recognized artists.
In her role as founder, Susan has spearheaded numerous key projects that have elevated the gallery's profile and expanded its reach within the contemporary art market. Her keen eye for curating exceptional exhibitions and her ability to foster relationships with artists and collectors alike have positioned Tinney Contemporary as a leading destination for fine art in the region. Susan's entrepreneurial spirit is evident in her innovative approach to art curation, where she often integrates themes related to biotechnology and health, reflecting her professional background in specialty pharmaceuticals and infectious diseases.
With a strong focus on startup and new product launches, Susan applies her strategic mindset to the art world, ensuring that each exhibition not only captivates audiences but also drives engagement and sales. Her commitment to promoting contemporary art while supporting emerging artists underscores her belief in the transformative power of art. As she continues to grow Tinney Contemporary, Susan Tinney remains dedicated to enriching the cultural landscape of Nashville and beyond, making significant contributions to both the art community and the broader dialogue surrounding health and innovation.
