Making as a Way of Being

Classes begin Tuesday, January 13th!

Everyone is inherently creative and at ShapeShifter, we invite you to explore and ignite your creative spark. No experience required. Bring your curiosity and wonder and discover what lights you up...

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The Founders Show: Polishing the Stone

Now on view at Shapeshifter Gallery

December 1- February 28, 2026
680 Oakleaf Office Lane, Memphis, Tennessee 38117
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Come Visit Us....

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Thanks everyone for making our opening reception a success! Thanks everyone for making our opening reception a success!

Thanks everyone for making our opening reception a success!

Our new home was designed with intention in every line and curve. Our building offers two classrooms downstairs and one upstairs, along with twin galleries that mirror each other across the two floors - spaces built to hold both practice and presentation, study and celebration. The architecture itself embodies the balance we strive for: a Brutalist exterior that stands strong and grounded - masculine, yang - embraces an interior of softness and flow - feminine, yin. This dialogue between form and feeling, between edge and curve, is at the heart of ShapeShifter’s identity. Even our logo, a square with one rounded corner, carries this tension forward: a reminder that structure and openness can coexist, and that creativity lives where opposites meet.

ARTISTS BUILT THIS HOUSE:

Architect: Christopher Schmidt, CS Studio Architecture

Interior Design: Ann Parker, Lindsey Crump, Parker Design Studio

Front Door /Library Design: Jon Richey, Jon Richey Fine Custom Woodworking

Concrete Artisan: sinks by Brandon Browning, Modern Edge Concrete Studio

Japanese Zen Garden Design: John Powell

Lutron Lighting: Adam Coats, Perkins-Everitt

Contractor: Jeff Savage, Metro Construction

Thanks everyone for making our opening reception a success!