The third “Black and White on Park” show opens Saturday at downtown Warren’s Art on Park building.

The show was created by James Shuttic, director of the Fine Arts Council of Trumbull County, to challenge artists and encourage artists to give more consideration to aspects such as composition in their creations.

This is the first “Black and White on Park” since 2019 due to COVID-19 cancellations, and it is curated by David Wheeler.

About 40 artists submitted entries for the nonjuried show in several mediums, including paintings, drawings, fiber arts, sculpture and photography.

Participating artists include Tim Milliner, Bonnie Loomis, Debbie Derrenbacher, Tim Wagner, Pete Vouvounas, Rick Maro, Gary Taneri, Terry Polonsky, Sara Lee, Dovey Wuvey, Carl Paul Henneman, Rick Stoughton, Dave Henley, George Nelson, Sirena Rebovich, Jody Neugebauer, Gil Thurman, Shannon Fee, Sam Perry, Michele Coe, Kathryn Infante, Romina Antoinette Batino-Stiffler, Jeff Vargo, Jennie Test, Allie Vugrincic, Alaina Woofter, Cheyene Finney, Beth Carson, Diane Beatty, Rachel Hathhorn, Leanne Lee, Carmen Denno, Sebastian Fritz, Malachi Kuhn, Jeffrey Bucher, Mark Sedlacko, Josh Kronauer, Lena D’Amico, Ashley Dillon and Shuttic.

An opening reception is planned from 6 to 9 p. m. Saturday at Art on Park, 180 N. Park Ave. Snacks and light refreshments will be provided, and the opening will include a performance by Ashley Dillon. Admission is free.