Folks interested in art gathered in "Art Alley" on Minna Street just south of 2nd Street. Some of the art was hung or displayed for sale, but other art was being created as we watched.

One man was creating art using spray cans of paint. The permanent mural on the wall behind the fence contrasted well with his new art.

Many folks in that alley were photographing art with smart phones. Again, the mural on the wall behind the art created a friendly atmosphere for the art to be displayed.

A stilt walking man dressed in checkered pants had just emerged from a much shorter doorway that was guarded with a sign that read, "Fair Staff Only."

A table that was itself art was just too fascinating for a young boy. He pulled himself high enough to just peek over the top of the table.

A bus was covered with, and carried inside, art. The sign outside, on the top back and left topside of the bus read:

Artismobilus
A Mobile Art Gallery
www.artismobilus.com
Open

A small band with just a drummer, accordion player, and singer (not shown) performed in the alley that early afternoon.

A woman wearing a leather art jacket gazed at art for sale. To the left were original posters for sale for a mere US $20 each. To the right were portraits and custom drawings also for a suggested donation of US $20.

An artist had just stepped away from his tools on a small table in front of a display of his art. His art showed women in celebration and birds.

One artist drank water from a plastic bottle and spit that water at his drawing to help the image run and drip.