Support Flow Gallery's Flooded Artists

Help Flow Gallery pay our artists for lost or damaged work: Goal $23,500

While the owners of Flow Gallery took precautions prior to the flood, it wasn’t enough!

No one could have predicted that the water level would reach 87” inside the Gallery and

like most businesses in Downtown Marshall, we did not have flood insurance to cover

these losses. In the weeks following the flood, after the mucking and gutting was over,

the analysis was done to determine the losses. The artist’s work that was lost or

damaged totaled $23,500. For many of our artists, selling their art is their only source of

income and we want to raise funds to pay our artists for their lost work!

Flow Gallery opened in 2010 with eight local women artists who were looking for a

venue to sell their work. The historic and newly renovated space at 14 S Main Street

was a perfect fit for showcasing the handmade items for the body and home. At the

time of the flood, Flow was owned by one of the founding members, woodworker

Connie Molland, and quilter/fiber artist Kari Morton. The shop featured the hand-crafted

work of 75 local artists in all mediums.

Money raised from this GoFundMe will be given to our artists to pay them for their work

that was lost or damaged.

PS - This Gofundme was setup by the Bill Downey, of the Madison County Chamber of Commerce, on behalf of the Flow Gallery in Marshall, NC. Please call the Madison County Chamber of Commerce if you require verification.