In Atlanta's West End, a unique metal structure is being built in memory of Brian Doherty. The 14- to 15-foot metal book is a collaborative effort involving over 45 people, led by sculptor Charlie "Blackcat" Smith. The structure is intentionally large, reflecting the spirit of a community festival that connected Smith and Doherty.
Further details about this project and other local art initiatives, including Fabian Williams' upcoming show "Mothership Sirius B", are available from local sources.
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