Black Warrior Riverkeeper will partner with several regional artists including Liz Lane, Joan Curtis, Lorrie Lane, Sister Art Pottery and many more for a public event called “My Heart through Art”. The event will feature a large collection of postcard sized art perfect for sending to one’s Valentine.

“Art is fed by nature, and without it, art would have little foundation to grow,” said Liz Lane, owner of Liz Lane Gallery. “As artists, we owe our profession to the air we breathe, the earth we walk on, the water we drink, and the beautiful rivers Black Warrior Riverkeeper protects.”

The collection will be available for purchase the night of the show through Valentines Day, February 14th. A full list of artists participating will be available February 1st at lizlanegallery.com. Art in this collection will include non-representational and representational works.

“We are so grateful that talented artists love nature the way we do and have donated time, ideas and original art to support local water quality,” said Charles Scribner, executive director of Black Warrior Riverkeeper.

###

Black Warrior Riverkeeper’s mission is to protect and restore the Black Warrior River and its tributaries. The citizen-based nonprofit organization promotes clean water for the sake of public health, recreation, and wildlife habitat throughout the Black Warrior River watershed.

Liz Lane Gallery is located at 1923 29th Ave South, Homewood, AL 35209. Owned by Liz Lane, Liz Lane Gallery carefully curates art from contemporary southern artists, whose work includes ceramics, iron works, paintings and illustrations.