2021 Art Festival One of Our Most Successful Ever!!
The 2021 Rainbow Springs Art Festival on March 20 produced daylong sales and plenty of exposure for the nearly 40 artists who exhibited outside the Rainbow Springs Art Gallery, not to mention the 35 members with work on display inside, as well as the art students from Dunnellon High School, who showed 75 pieces.
"It was one of our best and most attended events," said Bridget Hanley, president of Rainbow Springs Art in Dunnellon and festival director. "All of our artists had fabulous sales," she said.
In the photo Above Left, visitors check out the scene outside the gallery. Above Right, visitors appreciate the work inside the gallery.
Below, Left, Dunnellon High School art teacher Katherine Bobeck (left), with her student Valerie Barrazza discussed students' work with visitors. Below, Center, Dunnellon High School art students Valerie Barrazza (left) and Jayla Schwirtz helped visitors understand the projects that art students exhibited. Below, Right, visitors check out Dunnellon High School students' work.
All photos, except bottom right, by Michael Bouldin. Bottom right by Margo Wilson
"It was one of our best and most attended events," said Bridget Hanley, president of Rainbow Springs Art in Dunnellon and festival director. "All of our artists had fabulous sales," she said.
In the photo Above Left, visitors check out the scene outside the gallery. Above Right, visitors appreciate the work inside the gallery.
Below, Left, Dunnellon High School art teacher Katherine Bobeck (left), with her student Valerie Barrazza discussed students' work with visitors. Below, Center, Dunnellon High School art students Valerie Barrazza (left) and Jayla Schwirtz helped visitors understand the projects that art students exhibited. Below, Right, visitors check out Dunnellon High School students' work.
All photos, except bottom right, by Michael Bouldin. Bottom right by Margo Wilson