By popular demand, the Art in the Chamber show Core Matters: Farm and Food will continue to be on display at the Creston Valley Chamber of Commerce until Oct. 30.
“A wonderful exhibit, so fitting for the valley,” and, “Such fabulous art and a nice looking display where you can really see the art,” are just two of the great comments about this show, so make sure you take time to see the display.
Core Matters is inspired by Creston Valley agriculture and features watercolours by Andy and Elaine Alfoldy and Karen Arrowsmith, pastels by Ute Bachinski and Carol Schloss, textiles by Eileen Gidman, mixed media by Eileen Hirota, and acrylics by Sandy Kunze and James McDowell.
The local display grew out of a show at Kimberley’s Centre 64 in June and July.
“Creston has a specific way artists treat farms, food and crops in imagery, and I thought we should show it off to Creston,” Elaine Alfoldy said.