The next time you attend a meeting in the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors Chambers, be sure to check out the rotating art on display! Sacramento County sponsors bi-annual art exhibitions in the Board Chambers, located at 700 “H" St. “Wonderfully Abstract” mixed-media artwork by Sacramento area artist Linda Nunes is on display now through July 14, 2025.

Linda Nunes grew up in San Jose and relocated to the Sacramento area in 1989. She is an award-winning mixed-media artist who also teaches wax media workshops, curates and occasionally serves as a juror for local exhibitions. 

She paints and sculpts, and her permanent and temporary installations have been featured locally and in the Bay Area. Her work is included in numerous private collections across California and throughout the country. Linda has served on the board of the Sierra Wax Artists organization and is one of the original co-founders of Rancho Cordova Arts.

Her current gallery work is mostly two-dimensional and primarily non-narrative, characterized by gestural marks, texture and color. Whimsical images occasionally appear in her art. The artwork is produced using encaustic (beeswax and resin), cold wax and either oil or acrylic. Regardless of the medium, each finished piece incorporates a variety of mixed-media and mark-making techniques.

Visitors are welcome to view the art when meetings are in session. To check when the next meeting is scheduled, view the online Board Meeting Calendar.