Photo submitted to the Times Observer For the month of August, three paintings are featured:”Dandelions in Starbrick” by Clara Haslett, “Fall River View” by Phyllis Rapp, “Morning on the River” by Beth Conquer. Pictured are the artists showing their work.

A unique fusion of photography and painting is now on display at the Warren County Visitors Bureau, thanks to a collaborative project between the Bureau and Kimberly Slocum’s Creekside Art Studios.

Titled “From Lens to Canvas,” the initiative invited local artists to select and interpret photographs used by the visitors bureau, transforming them into stunning original artworks.

Throughout June and July, the resulting pieces were showcased at the Liberty Street Marketplace in Warren. Now, the exhibit will continue on a rotating basis in the lobby of the Warren County Visitors Bureau, giving the public a new opportunity to experience the work up close.

For the month of August, three paintings are featured:”Dandelions in Starbrick” by Clara Haslett, “Fall River View” by Phyllis Rapp, “Morning on the River” by Beth Conquer.

“These artists captured the beauty of our region with such heart and creativity,” said Casey Ferry, executive director of the Warren County Visitors Bureau. “We’re proud to share their interpretations with visitors and residents alike, and to support our local arts community.”

In addition to the display, visitors can purchase greeting cards featuring the artwork for $5 each, with 100% of the proceeds going directly to the artists.

The Warren County Visitors Bureau is located at 22045 Route 6, and is open to the public Monday through Friday.