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New Exhibit at Gallery 610: Changing Faces

Last Updated 7/28/2025

This show has ended. Stay tuned for more in Gallery 610!
Gallery 610, a program of RenewAll, is proud to present Changing Faces, a solo exhibition by local artist Abby Sowards, on display from June 21 through July 21, 2025. Gallery 610 is located upstairs at Village Antiques & Art, located at 610 W. 14th Street, Huntington, WV.

The collection features a blend of Abby’s past and present work, offering a look at how her creative style has evolved over time. Most pieces will be available for purchase, and an artist reception, where Abby will share more about the exhibit and her artistic journey, will be held in July (date to be announced).

“This show reflects the evolution of my artwork, showcasing where I once was to where I am now,” Abby said. “I used to say I’d never paint people’s faces—I only painted animals. But now I find inspiration in human expression and the beauty of those who catch my eye.”

She added, “I enjoy creating portraits of people who strike me as interesting—whether it’s the way they look or the posture they hold.”

Don’t miss this chance to experience Abby’s work up close and witness her journey through art, one face at a time.


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