Art on View: Painted Words - From Page to Pictures
Tue 15 May - Sun 17 Jun
Author and artist Heather Hartley has incorporated visual elements her writing, be it poetry or prose, essay or interview. Discover in this exhibition works which translate words into colors.
The Library will be closed on Thursday 17 May for Ascension. For directions to the Library and other holiday closures, visit our Location and Hours page.
Upcoming Evening Programs
What's coming up at the Library in May & June? David Herlihy presents the epic tale of an American adventurer and his mysterious disappearance in The Lost Cyclist ...WICE Writers on Writing guest Cyrus Cassells provides insights into his creative process ... Laurel Zuckerman shares the anthology Best Paris Stories ... Judith Merians journeys through the film and written versions of The African Queen... Cara Blackpresents Murder at the Lanterne Rouge, part of her Aimé Leduc mystery series ... Jill Tarlau discusses bookbinding ... Avis Cardella shares her story in Spent: Memoirs of a Shopping Addict, and more.
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