Freedom Sings, the First Amendment Center’s program celebrating freedom of expression through music, teamed up with Nashville’s famed Bluebird Cafe to feature some of the top talents in Nashville who performed songs that were either censored, challenged, or inspirational. This past year was the 15th anniversary of Freedom Sings, and Ken Paulson, president of the First Amendment Center and creator of the concert series, and Andrew Oppman, MTSU Vice President and Spokesperson of Marketing and Communications, commissioned Creative and Visual Services at Middle Tennessee State University to create a commemorative souvenir poster for the milestone year of the event. Three oversize posters were signed by the artists to be auctioned off and 60 poster-sized prints on beautiful French paper were given to the attendees as souvenirs. 

Created for Creative and Visual Services, Fall 2013.