Sherri Warner Hunter has exhibited her award winning artwork across the country.  Since moving to Bell Buckle, TN in 1994, Hunter has concentrated on large-scale public commissions and community built projects.  Her work is included in numerous private collections and can be viewed publicly at the Tennessee State Welcome Center, Tifton near Chattanooga; the Nashville International Airport, TN; the Memphis Shelby County Public Library, TN; and the Kay Graber Garden Playscape, Albany, NY.

Hunter is a board member and former President of the Community Built Association, a national organization of professional designers, architects, and artists who work with communities to design and develop volunteer based projects.  Her participation with community based projects included the mosaics at Turtle Grove, Albany GA; the Salvation Army Area Command Center’s Stepping Stones Park, Nashville, TN; “The Gathering” for the Oasis Center, Nashville, TN as well as numerous projects with schools and their local communities.

Regionally, Sherri Warner Hunter is known for her studio workshops and  has published two books on working with concrete.