“This is the most anticipated show of the year. Our artists love it, we love it, and our clients love it!” says Betsey-Rose Weiss, owner of American Folk art gallery downtown. Now in its 11th year, the free annual Miniatures Show challenges artists to squeeze a whole lot of passion into a minuscule space — no more than 8 by 10 inches, to be exact. Originals by artists Lucy Hunnicutt, Liz Sullivan, Kent Ambler, Michael Banks, Karl Mullen, Cornbread, Darrell Loy Scott, James A. “Buddy” Snipe and Spencer Herr will be displayed for sale with affordable pricing due to the modest sizes. The collection will be on display at American Folk from Feb. 5-25, with an artists reception on Friday, Feb. 6, from 5-7 p.m. amerifolk.com. Miniature artwork by Snipe
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