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Water-themed Art Flows at Library Exhibit
17 Jun
Summary
- Exhibit features 34 local artists exploring the theme of water.
- Art styles range from tiny paintings to a full-wall fabric piece.
- The exhibition is open to the public until August 24.
The L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library in Eau Claire is currently hosting "Something in the Water," a summer-long art exhibit that officially opened on Monday. This vibrant showcase features the creative works of 34 artists from the local area, all interpreting the versatile theme of water. The collection spans a wide range of artistic styles and sizes, from intimate paintings to an expansive fabric piece that commands attention on a back wall.
April Hopkins-Canada, the library's programming communications coordinator, highlighted the flexibility of the theme, allowing artists to express their personal connections to water. Visitors can gain deeper insights into the creative process by reading artist statements available in the gallery. This exhibition is an opportunity for the community to connect with local talent.
The exhibit will remain on display until August 24. An opening reception was held on Thursday, providing a chance for the public to engage with the artists and their work. Art enthusiasts can also view the pieces online through the library's website.
