Native artists flip pictures into effective artwork in “From Lens to Canvas” exhibit | Information, Sports activities, Jobs

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For the month of August, three work are featured:”Dandelions in Starbrick” by Clara Haslett, “Fall River View” by Phyllis Rapp, “Morning on the River” by Beth Conquer. Pictured are the artists exhibiting their work.

A singular fusion of pictures and portray is now on show on the Warren County Visitors Bureau, because of a collaborative undertaking between the Bureau and Kimberly Slocum’s Creekside Art Studios.

Titled “From Lens to Canvas,” the initiative invited native artists to pick and interpret pictures utilized by the guests bureau, reworking them into beautiful authentic artworks.

Throughout June and July, the ensuing items have been showcased on the Liberty Street Marketplace in Warren. Now, the exhibit will proceed on a rotating foundation within the foyer of the Warren County Visitors Bureau, giving the general public a brand new alternative to expertise the work up shut.

For the month of August, three work are featured:”Dandelions in Starbrick” by Clara Haslett, “Fall River View” by Phyllis Rapp, “Morning on the River” by Beth Conquer.

“These artists captured the beauty of our region with such heart and creativity,” mentioned Casey Ferry, government director of the Warren County Visitors Bureau. “We’re proud to share their interpretations with visitors and residents alike, and to support our local arts community.”

In addition to the show, guests should buy greeting playing cards that includes the paintings for $5 every, with 100% of the proceeds going on to the artists.

The Warren County Visitors Bureau is situated at 22045 Route 6, and is open to the general public Monday by Friday.