The entrance to Art Alley was marked with art for sale. Here folks stood on 2nd Street while an artist painted on Tehama Alley.

Tehama Alley ran all the way from 2nd Street to 1st Street. That huge street only displayed art at its ends.

An artist along Art Alley painted an original piece of art that afternoon.

A large piece of painted canvas hung on the wall behind a sofa. The man seated on the sofa was actual and not an art man.

One artist's booth display full sized paintings and offered smaller reproductions for sale on the counter.

Artists and attendees posed together in front of paintings for a quick portrait. Can you guess which were the artists and which were the attendees?

A photograph was used as the basis for a painting that was currently being done.

A painting of an eye surrounded by fur was hung on the top canvas panel of a booth.

A portrait was being painted live in the acrobat center of Howard Street where it crossed 2nd Street.

Another painting being created live while a man performed on a huge vertical hoop.