Pop-up art show offers high-end pieces

Jeremy Grand’s work is as endearing as it is meticulous with this ode to horticulture that is wizarding madness for someone with a green thumb.

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A delicate piece from Jeanette Leonard, this winter palette blue snowflake was perfect for the elegant hostess’s entry tree.

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Holly Hunt Kix’s reformative and transformative photography showcasing abandoned and derelict mansions evokes their former glory, even with the sadness of their passing.

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Children’s artwork was also available, with budding artists joining in amongst the seasoned arts veterans.

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Posted Wednesday, December 20, 2023 12:00 am

Sam Desmond

The Bay Area Friends of Fine Arts held their first pop-up art show on Saturday, Dec. 16 and Sunday Dec. 17, with member artists providing glittering and unique gift options for the holiday season.

Known for a diverse palette in artistry, BAFFA has a wide range of media utilized by artists and typically rotate gallery shows of traditional and non-traditional materials and tools.

In addition to the pop-up show, music and readings were provided for attendees.

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