“Hello, I Need My Painting Cleaned…”
Dirty painting? Broken porcelain vase? If your artwork needs a face lift and you don’t know where to begin, we’re here to help find resources.
Heather Kearns
I've been an Associate Curator at the Sabatini Gallery since 2004. My passion is helping people “get“ art, and by that I mean creating an environment which fosters a greater understanding, confidence and sense of enjoyment from an art experience. Art should be easy to access and available to everyone.
Contact Heather at hkearns@tscpl.org
Heather's Posts
The Waiting Room: An Interview
BOOK REVIEW: Drawing Us In—How We Experience Visual Art
Recently I’ve been on the hunt for something that confirms my belief that art is important. But I didn’t want anything too long, heavy or academic. And it had to fit in the book holder on my treadmill at the gym.
I Remember: Memories From Wartime
Read what 324 people shared about the people they loved, battles they fought, childhood memories and odd facts from wartime.
52 for 150: What’s So Special About Your Library’s Schoenhut Circus Collection?
Roger Shimomura: Eternal Foreigner
Shimomura’s work is so powerful it transcends his own experience and becomes a voice for Americans marginalized in our country due to physical appearance or heritage.
52 for 150: What’s So Special About Your Library’s Paperweight Collection?
52 for 150: What’s So Special About Albert Bloch?
52 for 150: What’s So Special About John Steuart Curry?
52 for 150: What’s So Special About “The History of the Indian Tribes of North America”?
REVIEW: Ken Burns’ Documentary “The War”
What was always taught as a dry timeline of sleep-inducing dates and names, “The War” made natural connections between events and people, and even campaigns and battles became distinct. But not only was I learning facts, I was sensing major social changes emerging as a result of the war.
