rainbow express rs"Rainbow Express" by Tom Vaughan is an example of one of the photographs transferred to canvas pieces that will be shown in the FeVa Fotos' "Silver City is a State of Mind" exhibit at Mariah's Copper Quail Gallery for the month of August.

FeVa Fotos photographers Sandy Feutz and Tom Vaughan are opening a new exhibit at Mariah's Copper Quail Gallery that is all about Silver City and what makes it special. Friday, August 4, from 3 p.m. till 5 p.m., there will be an opening reception. The public is cordially invited to stop by for tasty refreshments and to check out the show. It is a great time for artists and those who enjoy the galleries to see what is new and to gather in friendship and discussion of the local art scene.

The show has been titled "Silver City is a State of Mind" and will hang for the month of August. "This is a diverse and fun exhibit representing our love for Silver City and the unique and amazing character - and characters - that make it what it is!" says FeVa Fotos photographer Sandy Feutz.

For fans of FeVa Fotos' greeting cards, there will be a new collection of cards with the "State of Mind" theme that is just right for giving or keeping. The unique matting on of these cards is all recycled paper and perfect for framing.

Photographers Sandy Feutz and Tom Vaughan are active members of Silver City Art Association, Grant County Art Guild and Mimbres Region Arts Council. In addition to their work being seen in local galleries, exhibits and public places, it has been published in regional, national and international print media. The FeVa Fotos motto and the motto for this show, " Share the Joy," reflects their appreciation of the experience of photography and the wonder of the world around them.

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