Artist Statement
Often when something has “gone bad,” it gives rise to something new, but it can be hard to appreciate
new growth in the shadow of our disappoin
Desert Pines High School: Unexpected Memories
By bcauthor
Unexpected Memories is a compilation of images photographed by the Advance Studies Photography Program Led by instructor Javier Sanchez at Desert Pines High Sch
Talia J Dudley: Building Materials
By bcauthor
architecture of the unconscious and subconscious mind. Exploring different techniques such as long gestural strokes juxtaposed with bold mark-making helps me to create a disoriented mindscape. I layer my materials light and heavy to block out whole areas that construct an unfocused state. The mind intrigues me because things are often hidden from us. How are we affected? How does the human brain process emotion and trauma? What is revealed when we evaluate the unseen aspect of our true selves? Sometimes the memories can be easily accessed, yet experience creates layers, scars create marks, and we are tangled in our emotion. What is hidden from the subconscious? I explore this process while pushing and pulling my way through the architecture of my mind.
Transformers: Reshaping Form and Meaning
By bcauthor
The artists in TRANSFORMERS: Reshaping Form and Meaning demonstrate resourcefulness in their selection and manipulation of materials to illustrate their ideas.
Black History Month 2023 at the Library District
By Paula
Annually in February, Black History Month celebrates the diverse voices, histories, perspectives, and experiences of the Black community, and honors its rich culture and significant contributions to every aspect of American life. To commemorate Black History Month, the Library District offers a variety of FREE events and programs for kids, teens, and adults. From live concerts and dance performances, to author visits, art exhibits, and craft classes, we have something for everyone at our 25 unique branches throughout the month.
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