Current Exhibits

Cynthia Wells

Solo exhibition featuring works that explore light as a metaphor, with subjects that dance in and out of darkness representing the confusion of life. Paintings include oil on canvas as well as digital prints from her illustrated children’s book, Moonglow. Cynthia Wells studied at the California Institute of the Arts, and is an internationally exhibited artist and animation filmmaker. Visit: https://cynthiawellsart.com to learn more.

Bears & Squirrels – Gray squirrels and black bears play games in the forest

Fireflies – Transformed by the moonbeams the fireflies glow purple and crimson red

Lady Slippers – Lady Slipper flowers begin to glow like streetlights

Alternative Tango – Isolated in the dance – paint on panel

Bird Tea Party – Moonlit tea party with ripe berries and tasty seeds

Pufferfish – Oil paint on digitally drawn and painted print using a wacom cintique tablet

Deer in Gathering Moonlight – The white tail deer sing a chorus of songs for their forest friends

Forest Scene – Moonbeams filter through the forest canopy

Garter Snakes in Moonlight – Garter snakes dance a jig in the silver moonlight

Opossum Party – Opossums style their hair with their skinny tails

Pelicans, Dolphins Wave – Digitally drawn and painted using a wacom cintique tablet

Tango – An interaction marked by a lack of straightforwardness, or maybe just a dance – oil on paint canvas

The Pond – At the freshwater pond there are amazing relay races

Under the Drink – Fabulous beasts and creatures below the surface, sitting on worlds – Sculpting mix and wire

Water Skimmers and Water Boatmen – The water strider and water boatmen competing for the finish line.

A Tale of One Hand – Clay, plaster, and sculpting wire

Exuberant Hand – Clay, plaster, and sculpting wire

Negotiating Hand – Clay, plaster, and sculpting wire

Statue Hand – Clay, plaster, and sculpting wire

Swan Hands – Clay, plaster, and sculpting wire

Elijah and the Big Fish – Digitally drawn and painted using a wacom cintique tablet

Olivia and Enzy – Digitally drawn and painted using a wacom cintique tablet

Introducing the Library's New Concert Piano

A beautiful introduction to our new Steinway concert piano, generously donated by Ilene & Michael Gotts. Enjoy listening to Étude Op. 25, No.1 (The Aeolian Harp) by Frédéric Chopin, performed by Ann Welcome.