Tornado Relief Print

I know we are all living on tight budgets right now. This tornado relief print will be here for you and the proceeds go to #tornadorelief for Urban EcoVillage and to bring Max Grimm back to create a new mural. Max Grimm created the mural with me during at Sister Cities of Nashville, TN, exchange in 2018. Max is from our sister city of Magdeburg, Germany. More about Max Grimm here.

The print features the only section of the fence recovered after the tornado. It was found in the rubble and piles about 1/4 mile down the alley behind Smith & Lentz. Each print features the section found and a thumbnail of the former mural. Prints are only $25, $8 for shipping, through Venmo @andeerudloff

2020 What a WHIRL

Can you believe it is the last day of March 2020.? I started the year off with art residencies, murals, and exciting projects and then everything was turned on its ear. First, a tornado hit my Nashville neighborhood of East Nashville and then Covid-19 caused us all to quarantine. I found myself searching for what I could do to safely bring us together.
First, there was this incredible opportunity with Anne Bastings and Timeslips, click here for more.
Thankfully, I was able to take some of my artist residencies online. Taking residencies online has forced me to look at how people access information and how almost EVERYTHING can be done on a smart phone. I was also able to complete #tornadorelief murals at I Dream of Weenie and Jerry's Artarama. Jerry's Artarama mural pictured above and located at 713 Main Street, Nashville, TN 37206. The mural is about how we reach out and help each other after the tornado and we will help each other through #covid19 too.

Hang in there everybody. Stay safe, stay well, and #DoStuff

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