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AmazonSmile
Shop at AmazonSmile and Amazon will make a donation to the Huntington’s Disease Society of America (HDSA). Up up 0.5% of your purchase will benefit HDSA.
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Kathy Gibson Prints
Kathy Gibson understands Huntington’s disease and the challenges it poses for both the affected individual and their caregiver. She has used her experience as a caregiver to her sister to create a series of signed, limited archival edition gicleé prints that capture the essence of a person with HD. Her wish, in creating these works, is to validate and remind all caregivers that your journey has meaning as well as to stimulate conversation and understanding among those affected by HD and the caregiving community.
Each gicleé image is 11” x 14” (though a few are larger at 14” x 14”). Each costs $125 including tax, shipping and handling. Shown at left are a representative sample of her works. You can view all of these limited edition prints in the Gallery by going to kgibsonart.com. As part of our partnership with Kathy, 15% of your purchase will be donated back to HDSA. To purchase one of these extraordinary prints, contact Kathy at kgibsonart@mediacombb.net.
Kathy Gibson is a distinguished multiple media artist living on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. You may have met Kathy when she exhibited a select number of her original works at the 2016 HDSA Annual Convention in Baltimore this past June.
