ArtsSaturday, November 14
The Factory at Franklin unveils a Dolly Parton art installation by 25 local artists
The Franklin Daily News team
If you like local art and a little Dolly, we have a stop for your weekend. The Factory at Franklin has unveiled an installation honoring Dolly Parton, and WKRN reported Wednesday that it's open.
Local artist ShenShen curated the collection from submissions by members of the Williamson County Arts Council. "The Dolly art wall is a special way to honor the legacy of Dolly Parton and inspire a new generation of talent," said Micah Williams, general manager at The Factory at Franklin.
26pieces on display, created by 25 local artists
The collection celebrates Dolly Parton and her longtime support of the arts.
Source: Williamson Source
Every piece is for sale. When one sells, The Factory donates part of the proceeds to Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, which provides free books to children.
A quarter of each sale goes to Imagination Library
25%Share of each sale The Factory donates to Imagination Library
Source: Williamson Source
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| Share of each sale The Factory donates to Imagination Library | 25% |
- Where: The Factory Art Wall, outside Liberty Hall
- On view through January 2027
- Artist details: The Factory Gallery
Sources: Williamson Source, WKRN News 2