Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
"Looks Good Enough to Eat" by Annie Youngblood is on display at the Fallbrook Library as part of the "Farm to Frame" exhibit, March 18 through May 11. Courtesy photos
"Spring Berries" by Susan Keith is on display at the Fallbrook Library as part of the "Farm to Frame" exhibit, March 18 through May 11.
"Wave Squared" by Randy Doering is on display at the Fallbrook Library as part of the "Farm to Frame" exhibit, March 18 through May 11.
On display at the Fallbrook Library as part of the "Farm to Frame" exhibit, March 18 through May 11 is "Cherries in Silver Bowl" by Karen Howard.
On display at the Fallbrook Library as part of the "Farm to Frame" exhibit, March 18 through May 11 is "Evening Repast" by Carlos Castrejon.
FALLBROOK - The Friends of the Fallbrook Library are proud to present "Farm to Frame" and metal sculpture on the patio, March 18 to May 11.
"Farm to Frame" is an interplay between art and food. Food in paintings is an age- old theme for artists, but this show gives it a contemporary spin. The 12 regional artists create tasty, mouth-watering compositions, including Karen Baker, Sue Keith, Robert Sommers, Carlos Castrejon, Gabriella Rodriguez, Karen Howard, Phyllis Swanson, Christina Curiel, Gail Steinberg, Annie Youngblood and Carol Zaleski.
On the Reading Patio are sculptures by Randy Doering. Based in San Diego and inspired by his love of the ocean, he produces complex abstract sculptures in metal. On the patio, he will show the library's first mobile display as well as large aluminum pieces.
Meet the artists at a special reception, 6-8 p.m., Friday, March 23. Free and open to all, enjoy light bites and guitar music by Stephen Eldred. The library is located at 124 S. Mission Road, in Fallbrook.
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