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Fast-growing Nashville has overtaken Memphis to become the largest city in Tennessee. Things were picking up a little at the time Keith relocated to the Nashville area in 2011, but then a set of factors combined to bring the city to the forefront as a tourism and jobs destination.

Construction cranes in the Nashville skyline means that new hotels need wall art and interior decor. Typically, hotels prefer local artists, and Keith is currently negotiating with art buyers to sell photographs to at least one new Nashville hotel (and other cities, too).

 

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New addition to the Nashville portfolio: a black and white photograph of the historic Starr Piano Building by Keith Dotson. The historic Starr Piano Building (also called the French-Starr Building) on 5th Avenue in Nashville, Tennessee was built in 1889, originally as a retail outlet for Jesse French and Sons Piano & Organ Company. French later merged with the Starr Piano Company, which manufactured pianos and published sheet music, with special emphasis on ragtime, making it an early contributor to the establishment of Nashville as Music City. 

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A collection of 19 black and white photographs of Nashville by Keith Dotson, as seen in Prima Restaurant.

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Upscale living community Artessa at Franklin selected six large-scale black and white photographs by Keith Dotson as part of its interior decor. The collection of photographs have been face-mounted to plexiglass and hung along a lengthy corridor wall in the community’s clubhouse. The subjects of all six photos are historic sites around Franklin, Tennessee.

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See 19 black and white photographs of Nashville by Keith Dotson on display in the "Nashville Room" private dining room at Prima Nashville.

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