Dadeville resident and artist, Martha McKnight, has an art show on display at Raining Dogs Studio and Gallery.
McKnight said she has been painting for 16 years and it all started when her neighbor gave her a watercolor set.

Martha McKnight poses in front of her pieces at Raining Dogs Studio and Gallery. McKnight’s art show is on display now through April 8.

For Martha McKnight’s art show an opening reception was held on March 2 at Raining Dogs Studio and Gallery. McKnight’s artwork will be on display through April 8.

For Martha McKnight’s art show an opening reception was held on March 2 at Raining Dogs Studio and Gallery. McKnight’s artwork will be on display through April 8.

For Martha McKnight’s art show an opening reception was held on March 2 at Raining Dogs Studio and Gallery. McKnight’s artwork will be on display through April 8.
Multimedia Reporter
Martha McKnight poses in front of her pieces at Raining Dogs Studio and Gallery. McKnight’s art show is on display now through April 8.
For Martha McKnight’s art show an opening reception was held on March 2 at Raining Dogs Studio and Gallery. McKnight’s artwork will be on display through April 8.
For Martha McKnight’s art show an opening reception was held on March 2 at Raining Dogs Studio and Gallery. McKnight’s artwork will be on display through April 8.
For Martha McKnight’s art show an opening reception was held on March 2 at Raining Dogs Studio and Gallery. McKnight’s artwork will be on display through April 8.
Dadeville resident and artist, Martha McKnight, has an art show on display at Raining Dogs Studio and Gallery.
McKnight said she has been painting for 16 years and it all started when her neighbor gave her a watercolor set.
Abigail Murphy is a multimedia reporter for Tallapoosa Publishers, Inc. To contact Abigail Murphy, email abigail.murphy@alexcityoutlook.com.
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