Indian THE COLORFUL WORLD OFART FESTIVALS By Dianne Funk


RESOURCEFUL ARTISTS BACK IN THE DAY USED PEGBOARD STANDS TO DISPLAY THEIR OIL, ACRYLIC AND WATERCOLOR PAINTINGS IN MALLS, PARKING LOTS AND PARKS. CRAFTERS CROWDED CITY METRO AREAS IN THE 70’S AS THE POPULARITY OF MEETING STREET ARTISTS FACE TO FACE, AND BUYING DIRECTLY FROM THEM, MADE ART FUN AND AFFORDABLE, WHILE AVOIDING POMPOUS IN-HOUSE INTIMIDATION.


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Welcoming the opportunity to be in direct contact with everyone, working artists found these intimate and friendly rendezvous a


profitable alternative


Left to right: Dialog II


by Nobe Babayan


Cloud Burst by David Falossi


Ceramic Water Features by Damien Jones


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