Two metal sculptures were plunked down in the center between two rows of booths. They laid in a direct line with a huge paint brush (dipped in yellow paint) and a garbage can.

At one booth, crowds stood around paintings of crowds standing around.

Littering the lawn in front of a few booths were sculptures on pedestals. Those sculptures resembled children's toys.

Typical booths were laid out one next to the other. Here, art that recreated scenes from movies was located right next to a booth with singularly unique examples of art pottery.

In the art, a woman posed in the foreground but looked away. Opposite her, was another woman posed who had also turned away to attend her child who was oblivious to the art.

Near the Debra Maddox booth, one child gave her impression of the art, while in the booth next door another child expressed an opinion of the moment.