Consider the role that looking from darkness into light plays in our lives by viewing the images captured by photographer Colin Harrison.
Community Room, March-April 2020
See how photographer Dawn Kubie reimagines flowers using technology to enhance her artistic vision.
Community Room, February 2020
Barbara “Red” Hickey has loved drawing and painting since childhood. After many years away from her easel, she began painting again, and has been creating new works of art ever since.
1st Floor Display Case, February-March 2020
During Black History Month, and in honor of Martin Luther King Jr., artist Ival Kovner shares works inspired by her own commitment to nonviolence. Visit ctnonviolence.org for more information about how CTCN uses education and the arts to empower communities to reconcile conflict.
Morris Gallery, February-March 2020
Enjoy the lovely paintings, in acrylic and watercolor, created by local artist Matilde Cafferty. Matilde’s work is inspired by her love of nature and her Peruvian heritage.
Maria Parloa Community Room, January-February 2020
Appreciate the colorful and artful images captured by photographer Courtney Lewis. Courtney also is skilled at taking head shots (her card is available near the exhibit).
Morton Gallery, January-February 2020
Enjoy the variety of subjects and media featured in Ival Stratford Kovner’s artwork. Ival is an art teacher as well as an artist, and describes her work in this show as “figurative expressionism.”
First Floor Display Case January 2020
Take a close look at the lovely and unique custom greeting cards created by Karyn Hazel, one of the Library’s Circulation Staff.
The Art & Text Show has concluded…
…but there’s still time to enjoy the amazing artwork before it’s all gone! Each day, between now and mid-December, the Library’s art galleries will be emptying to prepare for the 2020 shows–so don’t delay, come in today. A sincere thank you to all the artists who participated in our show. Your amazing artwork beautified the Library!
Morris Gallery November 2019-January 2020
Accessible Art Gallery
Take a close look at the intriguing “Road Trip” images created by William Frucht. He has taken two formerly intelligible technologies —the camera and the automobile—and made them more visible.
