For me it's always been a reminder of how rich this area is with creativity.
Here's a good sampling of what was on display (and for sale) yesterday.
| It took place at the Silo here in town and it was a windy day so, hence, a crappy shot of the sign. |
| My apologies to the artists. I didn't take notes so most of these pics won't be labeled. Remember, I'm the "lazy blogger." |
| As I mentioned, it was windy day but a sunny one. It was difficult to get decent shots of art behind glass. GLARE! |
| Can you see yourself in this coolio chair sitting in the shade? |
| These garden posts were very cool and very tall. I wanted to snap them in all their tallness but then I would have missed some details and I love me some details. |
| This would look great in someone's window. It put me in mind of Frank Lloyd Wright. |
| I happen to know this artist well. Alexa Birkam makes the most wonderful pottery. She'll be at my open house May 7th in case you missed her yesterday. |
| I can easily see this beautiful piece in a yard among the posies. |
| Swirly glass. |
| What's a garden without a bug? |
| Love these colors. |
| Another pal of mine - Alva Morgan. Her photos are outstanding and she'll frame anything. I mean anything. |
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