This piece, part of series, was created in the spirit of Gilda's Club Red Door Bash. Incorporating an abstract representation of the red door, the circles of community built within, the richness of the experiences shared, and the generosity of those committed to fulfilling our mission. "Red Door Love I" measures 9" x 13", mixed media on heavy weight paper, signed and ready for framing.

Jennifer Wilkins, a multidisciplinary artist, graphic designer and illustrator has been an active member of the expressive arts community in Nashville for nearly two decades. Her work ranges from community projects, collectible visual art, fine artisan home décor and wearable art. She is inspired by nature, creatively resourcing materials and sustainable practices.

This piece represents the commitment of the Gilda's Club team past and present - from staff, to facilitators, board and committee members, donors and friends who have built a place where hope lives. A place where members can find some color, brightness, or joy even amid perhaps some of their darkest times. We hold that space for them. "Hope Lives Here" measures 9" x 13", mixed media on heavy weight paper, signed and ready for framing.

Jennifer Wilkins, a multidisciplinary artist, graphic designer and illustrator has been an active member of the expressive arts community in Nashville for nearly two decades. Her work ranges from community projects, collectible visual art, fine artisan home décor and wearable art. She is inspired by nature, creatively resourcing materials and sustainable practices.

This piece, part of series, was created in the spirit of Gilda's Club Red Door Bash. Incorporating an abstract representation of the red door, the circles of community built within, the richness of the experiences shared, and the generosity of those committed to fulfilling our mission. "Red Door Love II" measures 9" x 13", mixed media on heavy weight paper, signed and ready for framing.

Jennifer Wilkins, a multidisciplinary artist, graphic designer and illustrator has been an active member of the expressive arts community in Nashville for nearly two decades. Her work ranges from community projects, collectible visual art, fine artisan home décor and wearable art. She is inspired by nature, creatively resourcing materials and sustainable practices.

Originally from Canada, now residing in Nashville, Doris Wasserman is a creator, curator and art advocate. Her work is collected locally and internationally and has been featured by Saatchi Art. Little Green is an original. It is made of graphite, 23L gold leaf, and cold wax on birch panel. It is cleated and ready to hang. Diameter measures 14". Signed.

Nashville native Robbie Lustig's pottery is outstanding. Her original Raku decorative bowl measures approximated 7 7/8" in diameter. Mostly grey and beige, the fired raku brings out tones of dark grey, black, reds and blues. Stamped by the artist.

Artist, art instructor and business owner Rhonda Wernick's original oils on canvas are as colorful as her personality. Measuring 18" X 24" and titled "In The Sky," this canvas is wrapped all the way around the frame with painted images on the sides. Signed by the artist.

Nashville native Dane Carder often uses Civil War images to inspire his work. His "I Bow Down" is an original acrylic on canvas. Signed. It measures 9" X 12".

Known throughout the Southeast for her porcelain pieces and tableware, as well as her popular workshops, Christina Cohn's art makes the perfect accent for any table. Her off-white petal bowl is hand stamped by the artist.

A British transplant to Nashville, Ed Nash's work can be found in national museums, corporate collections, and in the homes of serious art collectors worldwide. He is influenced by a Japanese philosophy: that beauty is imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete. This untitled, signed original abstract is framed and measures 12" X 12".

Anne Fletcher is an avid Gilda's Club supporter and a gifted local artist. Her acrylic Reformation Series C features a Nashville landscape against the background of East Nashville's Shelby Street Bridge. This piece is signed and framed to 19 ¼" X 25 ½".

Internationally renowned artist Paul Harmon divided his time between Brentwood, Tennessee and France for many years. His work is featured in numerous galleries and museums worldwide, as well as in major corporate and private collections in Europe, Asia and the US. Working in a variety of mediums, Paul has created clay and wood sculptures along with thousands of paintings and lithographs. The Red Door Bash is pleased to offer three untitled, original, signed and numbered lithographs by Mr. Harmon.

Untitled image featuring balls measures 32" X 24". Numbered 38/90.

Internationally renowned artist Paul Harmon divided his time between Brentwood, Tennessee and France for many years. His work is featured in numerous galleries and museums worldwide, as well as in major corporate and private collections in Europe, Asia and the US. Working in a variety of mediums, Paul has created clay and wood sculptures along with thousands of paintings and lithographs. The Red Door Bash is pleased to offer three untitled, original, signed and numbered lithographs by Mr. Harmon.

Untitled image featuring houses measures 32" X 24". Numbered 27/90.

Internationally renowned artist Paul Harmon divided his time between Brentwood, Tennessee and France for many years. His work is featured in numerous galleries and museums worldwide, as well as in major corporate and private collections in Europe, Asia and the US. Working in a variety of mediums, Paul has created clay and wood sculptures along with thousands of paintings and lithographs. The Red Door Bash is pleased to offer three untitled, original, signed and numbered lithographs by Mr. Harmon.

Untitled image featuring arrow measures 32"X 23 1/2" Numbered 51/90.

Leslie Welch collaborated with members of the Gilda's Club Middle Tennessee community to create "With Love, From Gilda's." They shared with Leslie the words and the image, which capture the essence of our cancer support community. Leslie hand-blended those words and the picture to construct the paper. Incorporating her yoga practice and training, Leslie sets an intention prior to starting her creative process with every piece. The energy that flows throughout the process infuses into the work. The abstract form of "With Love, From Gilda's" allows the viewer to experience the design from multiple perspectives, a practice foundational to the GCMT program. Vibrant streaks of color appear through the textured piece, highlighting the unique beauty of every individual who has ever been a part of our community.

This is a print of Aaron Douglas (1899-1979), who was a painter, illustrator and visual arts educator. He was a major figure in New York City in the 1920s and later founded the Fine Art Department at Fisk University in Nashville. He developed his art career painting murals and creating illustrations that addressed social issues around race and segregation in the United States by utilizing African-centric imagery.

The artist is Nashville native Dan H. Brawner, who is also an educator and illustrator for clients including Children's TV Workshop, Coca-Cola, Flannery O'Connor Review, and Simon & Schuster. His work has been juried into numerous industry competitions and museum exhibitions, including American Illustration, Frist Art Museum, Graphis Design Annual 2020, Graphis Design Annual 2021, Huntsville Museum of Art, Society of Illustrators: The Museum of Illustration, Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles, PRINT, and El Instituto de Artes Gráficas de Oaxaca. His limited-edition books and sketchbooks are in the collections of Stanford University and Vanderbilt University. Mr. Brawner is a Professor of Practice in the Watkins College of Design, Belmont University.

The piece is an artist proof 16" x 20", edition of 5, letterpress, hand-printed, framed and signed. The original work is in the permanent collection of the Noelle Hotel. Framing for the print was donated by the Rare Prints Gallery in downtown Franklin.

Originally from Brooklyn, but a Nashvillian for many years, multi-talented artist Carrie Mills is a local curator, stylist, fashion designer and singer/songwriter. "Here For You" is a signed and numbered print, framed in a gray wood "floating" frame. The piece measures 12" X 15" and is numbered 31/300.

Nashville entrepreneur and former clothing designer Kacey Hughes is also a locally and nationally known abstract painter. Her work is collected and sold throughout the U.S. Untitled is an original signed acrylic on Strathmore paper, matted and framed. It measures 11" X 14."

Award-winning artist Kim Barrick resides in both Nashville and Colorado. Represented by galleries across the country, her work is held internationally in both private and corporate collections. Abstract Wildflowers (2019) is an original signed oil on canvas framed in gold wood. The piece measures 18" X 15."

This gift certificate is for a family portrait with artist Kevin Wimpy and includes a family art session; a portrait design appointment and a $400 credit.

Learn more about Kevin Wimpy at http://kevinwimpy.com/

An award winning and internationally collected contemporary impressionist oil painter, Anne Blair Brown resides in Nashville. Her untitled oil painting was inspired by the Tennessee countryside near Water Valley. Framed in black wood with a gold wood filet. Measures 21 x 25 inches. Retail value: $2,800.

Original painting by artist Martha Case Nemer, who is known for her Picasso-inspired, eclectic, and inviting oil paintings. "Bunny in Blue" is a 12 x 12 acrylic, apoxy sealed in a black floater frame. It is signed by the artist.

Artist Martha Case Nemer is known for her Picasso-inspired, eclectic, and inviting oil paintings. This oil on canvas, titled "A Beautiful Day," measures 8" by 8" and is in a gold floater frame.