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FINE ART AND FASCINATING DISPLAYS

The next time you visit the Library, be sure to take a few minutes to visit the art exhibit as well as the display case and share in the creative expressions of some very talented local artists.

November Display

Members of the Paso Robles Art Association will be display their work at the Paso Robles City Library during the month of November.

Daybreak Train by Jim Tyler - pasoroblesart.orgMedia includes paintings, photography, graphics, and drawings. The purpose of the Paso Robles Art Association is to provide Northern San Luis Obispo County with quality artwork and raise awareness and appreciation of art in the community. Their mission has a component of youth education in local schools and community outreach programs. The Public is invited to enjoy this free exhibit the entire month of November 2009. The Paso Robles City Library, located at 1000 Spring Street, is open Monday through Friday 10-8 and Saturday 10-5.

The public is invited to enjoy this free exhibit the entire month of September 2009. The Paso Robles City Library is open Monday-Friday 10-8, and Saturday 10-5.

December Artist

Watercolor & acrylic by Sharon Sobraske from Atascadero

"I began painting just before I turned 60 and have not stopped a day in between. I’m mostly self-taught and hope I can be somewhat of an 'inspiration' to those people whose life may just be beginning at 60!"

 Sharon has loved art her entire life but put off painting until after raising her family. She expressed her creativity through decorating, quilting and flower arranging. She feels that all the experiences have been building and leading to the point where she is now.

Sharon took drawing classes and watercolor instruction and has been producing beautiful watercolors for the last 5 years. Her love of nature is apparent in her vibrant paintings of flora. Flowers glow with light and intricate details while still feeling loose and free.

Sharon paints nearly every day, which may explain her phenomenally quick mastery of the medium. “I feel completely dedicated to painting and it is what I should have been doing my whole life.”

In her relatively short career, she has had paintings in numerous juried shows, won awards, and has work in several private collections.  

Policy & Guidelines for Selection of Art Displays

Display Proposal Pamphlet 2011

 


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