Opening November 22nd

“Shooting Star”

An Exhibition of Art Unseen

Words, images, and music that share the intimate struggle through addiction, depression, and art. 

From the depths of darkness to hope and light, Shooting Star exhibits the works of young artists who articulated the depth of human emotion before their untimely passing.

Alongside their work, loved ones share expressions through art, music, love, and hope.

Gypsy Cadillac’s co-founder Valarie Allyn Bienas adds a poignant depth to the exhibition.

After losing her son, Z, to an accidental overdose, she underwent a profound transformation in her life and art. Her new works reflect a brave exploration of the human experience.

The exhibition will feature artwork from Valarie’s son Z, alongside pieces by Jordan Watts, the late brother of local Nashville singer-songwriter Kelsie Watts, who lost his battle with depression at a young age.

The strong bond between Valarie and Kelsie has blossomed into a beautiful collaboration, allowing the artwork of both Z and Jordan to be experienced and live on forever.

Additionally, Gypsy Cadillac has partnered with The Onsite Foundation’s "Life After Loss Program," donating a portion of the proceeds to this vital cause.

The “Shooting Star” exhibit will host a silent auction, a star installation of those who purchase sponsorship stars,  artist prints, and gatherings for purpose-driven gift-giving over the holidays.

Silent Auction Items

Auction Goes Live November 15th

18” x 3/4”

The stars are made out of maple wood and can be used as charcuterie and cutting boards.

They will be part of the Sponsor installation during the event and will be sent to you when the exhibit closes on January 22nd.

Each star will be accompanied by a plaque with your name / company logo or even a Shooting Star that you have lost.

Life After Loss: Healing for Grieving Parents

This healing program was curated to help parents who have experienced inexpressible grief following the loss of a child. Parents learn how to navigate their individual grief process and stages of grief, including depression, guilt, and anger. The goal is never to get over the grief but to learn how to build a life around the grief so one will no longer feel stuck.

For more information please contact Ava@GypsyCadillac.com