Murphys, CA…Murphys, known for its vibrant art scene, will host Arts of Bear Valley’s first art exhibit and sale in the downtown area. For ten days in June (June 7 through June 16), eighteen artists will fill Ruby Parlor #46 (Angele O’Conner Hall)—the site of the Native Daughters of the Golden West—on Main Street with remarkable art.

Nancy Macomber paintings are influenced by her long experience as a quilter. She will join 18 artists to exhibit her art work at the art show in downtown Murphys June 7 through June 16.

Larisa Stevenson will show her delicate pottery and whimsical ceramic sculptures along with 18 other artists Ruby Parlor #46 (Angele O’Conner Hall) in downtown Murphys June 7 through June 16.

The free exhibit offers the public a unique opportunity to explore and appreciate a diverse collection of artworks. You’ll find original paintings in watercolor, oil, acrylic, pastels; mixed media as well as high-quality prints and cards; ceramic pieces, including totems, sculptures, and handmade pottery. Additionally, award-winning photography will be on display. Of course, all artwork is available for you to purchase.

Arts of Bear Valley is an association of local Mother Lode artists. Their works have won numerous awards, appeared in museums and been collected by art lovers worldwide.

Artwork purchases support local artists as well as the AOBV’s community service mission to develop, promote and enhance the visual arts in our rural area. AOBV funds art appreciation and education through programs for children and scholarships for high school seniors. They co-host the Calaveras County Fair and Jumping Frog Jubilee’s Professional Art Show in collaboration with the Calaveras County Arts Council.

For more information about Arts of Bear Valley and the artists, visit www.aobv.org or follow them on Facebook at @ AOBV.org

Arts of Bear Valley presents Art Show and Sale in Murphys

Location:  At the Native Daughters Of The Golden West’s Ruby Parlor #46 (Angele O’Conner Hall) 268 Main Street, Murphys, Ca

Show dates:  June 7 through 16
Monday through Thursday
11-5 p.m.
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
11 am-6 p.m.

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