The public is invited to the free event for food, beverage, music, art demonstrations and meet and greet while browsing the various examples of original works created by local and regional artists. Art will be for sale, and donations from proceeds will benefit the ABLE Foundation's Disabilities & Special Needs Program.
Gallery owner Hank D. Herring, an accomplished framer, creates unique graphics from rescued materials such as driftwood, discarded metals or fabrics. He learned whittling from his two grandfathers and quilting from his family, crediting his family with artistic stimulation. He creates original wood stamps used for batiking, and then the stamps themselves become pieces of art. He teaches at the Children’s Educational Village in Atlanta as the village printmaker and continually shows his passion for the community and the arts through public events and forums.
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