See results from Topeka Magazine & Gallery project using AI and original art from library’s collection.

View several photographic slides Swogger gifted to the Library Foundation as part of his vast collection.

Admire pieces of the library’s art collection purchased by the Friends of the Library.

View a small selection of the “Nursing Memorabilia Collection” in the rotunda.

View the work of highly-skilled print artists from across the country Sept 7 – Oct 21.

On October 16, 1916, a group of Topeka artists, patrons and enthusiasts met to organize a new art group. Its purpose was “to bring more and better art in Topeka,” to promote education about the arts, to teach art classes, and to enrich the lives of Topekans. Come see their art on October 10!

How would it feel to wear a work of art? Four artists create sculpture for the human body in the gallery’s newest exhibit.

Exciting new 3-D art and craft works are on display in the Alice C. Sabatini Gallery.

While unpacking the art for our next exhibit, I found a dead silverfish on one of the paintings. The big question: was it supposed to be there?

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.

Justin Marable and Juniper Tangpuz ask us to think about our environment and history as a whole, and how it changes through time. What would dinosaurs think of today’s technology?

The Topeka Zoo’s orangutan, Rudy, has just had a baby boy. Alice Sabatini drew portraits of lots of the zoo’s animals.