The Sabatini Art Gallery is located a short distance from the library entrance, just to the right of the rotunda. Exhibits, programs and events are free, casual and open to the public. Hours are the same as the Library, except when closed for change of exhibition.
Unearthed: 12th Annual Art Exhibit for Children
Six artists—five Americans and one Swede—create paintings, sculptures, photographs, and scientific illustrations, all inspired by bugs and their amazing communities, behaviors, and design.
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Congratulations on your graduation!
This is a big accomplishment. Instead of playing a stately piece over and over, let’s step things up! We came for the ceremony, not an organ recital.
From the Permanent Collection: Spring Wildflower ABC
Now that the weather is warm and the flowers are blooming, I want to share a spring-themed artists’ book with you.
Teens Wanted
Curate This! is a program for teens interested in learning more about the museum experience.
Curate This! The genius of our Age
Come into the gallery today. Talented teens with an interest in the arts have created a well thought-out exhibit focusing on the individual. Participants in our Curate This! program receive real-life training for possible careers as museum directors, curators or archivists. Learn more about this library outreach effort.
How does he do it? Examining the work of Justin Marable
How does local artist Justin Marable create his works of art? Discover two of the techniques he uses to create his images.
Book Review: Seven Days in the Art World
Based on hundreds of hours of research and being allowed in to participate, Sarah Thornton was able to get behind the scenes of seven high-energy, high-stakes art world environments.
