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Artists Angel Fernandez & Winter Rusiloski make work that directly responds to and engages with the landscape around them. Seeing place as a site of narrative power, politics, and identity; they document time, conditions and movement; Winter through alternative painting practices and Angel through sculpture and performance.

Join us for a benefit sale of hand-developed photography prints, tests, hand-stitched, hand-rendered and handmade objects from the South’s most prolific creative hands. Event is free and open to the public but things will move fast to come early and ready to dig through a life-times worth of art and images.

Led by local artist Anna-Marie Babington, this is a drawing course fit for all skill levels. The event will begin at 6 P.M. on the second floor of Sophiella Gallery. Entry costs $25 per person and we will offer paper and charcoal pencil packets for $5 to those who elect not to bring their own supplies.

The Historic Avenue Cultural Center is hosting it's annual Block Party Saturday, October 18th as a Community Healing Festival, in celebration of HACC’s two year anniversary with food, activities and pop-up programs to emphasize art, equity and healing.