George Scribner is a painter, animator and filmmaker whose work is characterized by a rich use of color and attention to both shadow and light. His journey has been his road to excellence, with a focus on the pauses along the way. Mr. Scribner's oil paintings visually capture moments in time. His subject matter ranges from evocative street scenes to picturesque landscapes. 
Local artists will add to this exhibit and are encouraged to follow this broad theme in any way they can imagine.
 

Margaret Biggs is a Cambria-based artist whose stylized realism opens the mind to imagination, guiding viewers toward awareness and a deeper understanding of their inner lives. Her paintings invite reflection, encouraging viewers to slow down, set aside judgment and discover what quietly reveals itself.

Her work is held in private collections across the country and is featured in hospitality, healthcare and corporate collections nationwide.

The community is invited to view our vibrant mixed media exhibition - "Mix it Up!". This showcase celebrates creativity without boundaries, featuring the innovative work of featured artist Carolyn Chambers alongside works by local artists exploring diverse materials and techniques and combining media in unexpected ways.

Carolyn Chambers, with a background in science, discovered her passion for art in retirement. Inspired by nature, she transforms yarn, fiber, sticks, and recycled materials into imaginative mixed media creations that reveal the artistic potential of everyday discarded objects. Her work has been exhibited in multiple venues statewide.

Local artist, Tigg Morales, presents this collection of painterly aerial views celebrating the beauty of Cambria, where the winding coastline meets the crashing surf of Moonstone Beach and village streets weave among rooftops and Monterey Pines. Large and small, each painting offers a fresh perspective on the landscapes that inspire her. Complementing the Cambria scenes are a few paintings of Lake Tahoe and its striking turquoise shoreline, including the Truckee River. Together, these works reflect the two places that the artist loves most.