Awards will be presented to artists this evening. Juror Kara Warren selected 40 pieces from over 60 entries for this intimate collection of local talent. Kara is a native of Huntsville, Alabama and currently works as a Preventive Conservation Specialist for the historic Biltmore Estate. An artist, herself she has exhibited her work nationally and lectured on art and conservation in universities and museum campuses.
The Florence Regional Arts Alliance invites you to see if your favorite works of art match the juror's selection. All artwork is for sale and benefits the Florence Regional Arts Alliance and the individual artist.
The show runs from October 28 through November 20. It is housed at the Art Trail Gallery at 185 West Evans Street in Florence.
This show is made possible by the generous support and donation of International Kinfe & Saw, Inc. Supporting the professional development of the artist, the arts community, the Florence Downtown effort and the Arts Alliance.
The Florence Regional Arts Alliance invites you to see if your favorite works of art match the juror's selection. All artwork is for sale and benefits the Florence Regional Arts Alliance and the individual artist.
The show runs from October 28 through November 20. It is housed at the Art Trail Gallery at 185 West Evans Street in Florence.
This show is made possible by the generous support and donation of International Kinfe & Saw, Inc. Supporting the professional development of the artist, the arts community, the Florence Downtown effort and the Arts Alliance.
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