Bear Valley Springs 33rd Annual Art Show

Locally made whimsical ceramic art displayed beautifully, and sold very well.

Local artist Tina Dilly, generated a great deal of interest with her abstract paintings of animal faces. "I always start with the eyes" she explained. Indeed, the eyes did seem to follow the movement of the onlooker.

The ancient art process of wax transfer has been resurrected by local artist Kris Crlinen.

Local photographer Larry Lacom, (on left) in front of his display discusses the show with a fellow artist.

Admirers viewed a variety of art styles and techniques at the weekend art show.

Every years sales seem to grow and crowds go larger. The large number of artists participating had their art works beautifully displayed at the Bear Valley Springs Country Club. Spring flowers, wine and light food snacks made for a relaxed afternoon of art enjoyment.

Every years sales seem to grow and crowds go larger. The large number of artists participating had their art works beautifully displayed at the Bear Valley Springs Country Club. Spring flowers, wine and light food snacks made for a relaxed afternoon of art enjoyment.