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'''Hawthorn Gallery''' was a visual art gallery owned by [[Keith Miller]] and located in the former [[ | '''Hawthorn Gallery''' was a visual art gallery owned by [[Keith Miller]] and located in the former [[Eubank Mercantile Building]] at 2017 [[3rd Avenue North]] in downtown [[Birmingham]]. | ||
The gallery, which represented national artists, was first opened in [[2000]] in a small commercial front in [[Crestline Village]]. It relocated to a larger space downtown in August [[2006]] as part of a project to renovate the [[1889]] building into a mixed-use building with a residence upstairs. Miller closed the gallery in November [[2008]]. | The gallery, which represented national artists, was first opened in [[2000]] in a small commercial front in [[Crestline Village]]. It relocated to a larger space downtown in August [[2006]] as part of a project to renovate the [[1889]] building into a mixed-use building with a residence upstairs. Miller closed the gallery in November [[2008]]. | ||
Revision as of 17:01, 1 December 2019
Hawthorn Gallery was a visual art gallery owned by Keith Miller and located in the former Eubank Mercantile Building at 2017 3rd Avenue North in downtown Birmingham.
The gallery, which represented national artists, was first opened in 2000 in a small commercial front in Crestline Village. It relocated to a larger space downtown in August 2006 as part of a project to renovate the 1889 building into a mixed-use building with a residence upstairs. Miller closed the gallery in November 2008.
In 2009 the Birmingham Arts Association utilized the gallery space for a juried art show.
References
- "The Perfect Spot." (June 14, 2007) Urban Living 2007 special advertising section. Black & White
External links
- Hawthorn Gallery website