On the first floor…
The Bethel Historical Society shares a part of their own collection of artwork related to our Town’s history, including vintage pieces found in a historic home, a personalized cartoon, and the charming photograph shown here.
Maria Parloa Community Room May-June 2019
Enjoy “Lineage,” a unique exhibit featuring the works of three artists–all members of the same family! Jo-Ann and James Cordes and their daughter Ashley work in a variety of media from oils and acrylic to copper leaf and photography.
Morris Gallery April-June 2019
Accessible Art Space
Take a look at Marc Jaffe’s “Works of Fire” and “Under the Bridge” and see if you can imagine how he creates his intriguing images.
First Floor Display Case April-June 2019
Take a close look at Carol Reilly’s “Art of Collage” to learn what inspires her and to see how she creates captivating works of art.
Morton Gallery April-May 2019
On the first floor…
View photographer Marion Lynott’s exhibit “Memories of Home” featuring the nature and animals of Western Ireland. Then meet Marion May 19, 1-4 pm, for afternoon tea and reception in the Library’s Community Room.
Maria Parloa Community Room April-May 2019
Enjoy beautifully rendered still life and landscape paintings by Adele Moros. Adele is a multi-media artist who has been teaching fine art for more than 35 years. Her work is in over 650 corporate and private collections.
Maria Parloa Community Room March-April 2019
Enjoy the art of Dr. Phillip K. Lu, former professor of astronomy, published poet and writer, and avid painter.
First Floor Display Case March-April 2019
Spend a little time looking back in time…view the collection of unique items found by Greg Van Antwerp, Urban Archeologist. It’s sure to bring a smile to your face!
Morris Gallery February-April 2019
Accessible Art Space
On the second floor…
Enjoy the variety of artistic photographic images being shown by the Candlewood Camera Club.
Second Floor Curio Cabinet February-March 2019
In commemoration of Black History Month, staff member Catherine is sharing some of the Civil Rights-Era memorabilia saved by her Uncle Ernest. At left is just the description of the exhibit. Visit the second floor and read the literature for yourself–it is inspiring and chilling at the same time.
Art Galleries at the Bethel Public Library 