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- PUBLICATION
- Nashville Lifestyles
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- October 22, 2026

Wedgewood Houston is home to the historic May Hosiery Mills, which anchored the neighborhood for the first half of the 20th century. Once the largest sock factory in the south, its hand-finished knit products were worn by Neil Armstrong when he took his first steps on the moon.

CASS Contemporary —the acclaimed Tampa-based art gallery known for pushing creative boundaries and serving as a premier provider of high-end art consulting and management services worldwide—officially opened its Wedgewood Houston location on Friday, Sept. 12.
Cassie and Jake Greatens founded CASS Contemporary, launching as a gallery more than a decade ago in Tampa, Florida, and later expanding into art consulting and management. Today, CASS Contemporary represents and promotes artists from around the world, curating and investing in diverse styles and mediums to serve high-profile clients, including celebrities, athletes, restaurateurs, and developers who rely on the duo for expertly curated art.
"We’re delighted to finally be able to bring CASS Contemporary to Nashville and to share a space that we have worked so hard on and are so proud of with such a vibrant, creative community," said Cassie Greatens, co-founder of CASS. "Our goal is to spark conversation, foster connection—between artists, collectors, and neighbors—and highlight art’s unique ability to ignite and inspire. This exhibition is a love letter to the stories and shared experiences that unite us.
"Opening our Nashville location is a testament to the vision and dedication that have driven CASS Contemporary for the past decade," said Jake Greatens, co-founder of CASS. "Our business has grown and shifted significantly over the past decade, but we have always remained committed to globally engaged, socially relevant art, championing boundary-pushing artists and elevating the creative voices that shape our world.”
“This new location represents the next chapter in our journey, allowing us to foster deeper connections within the creative world and amplify the impact of art that challenges, inspires, and unites communities,” said Greatens.
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