Summer Exhibition

Product of My Environment
Diane Arrieta
5/13 - 8/8 2008

This show is a mixture of graphic illustrations, graphite drawings and sculptural objects all dealing with society and children.

All library exhibitions are free and open to the public during regular library hours.
http://www.library.fau.edu/npb/npbhours.htm

For more information please call 561.799.8530

Ladies Bar now open

John Sevigny
Now through August 8, 2008

Ladies' Bar, a year-long photographic project focusing on women who work in rough-and tumble Mexican cantinas, returns to Florida. The show marks the second time the project is seen in its entirety and the second time it's shown in the artist's home state.

For library hours call 561.799.8530
All of our exhibitions are free and open to the public.

Closing May 9th

Please stop by to see the final weeks of our current exhibitions, "Yarn" and "Shiny, Sparkly Show". Both shows will be closing May 9, 2008.

For more information please see previous posts or call
561.799.8530

Palm Beach Post Article

Thanks to Mr. Gary Schwan for the great write up.

Sneak Peak

Our upcoming exhibition at the end of May:
"Product of My Environment"
Diane Arrieta

featuring mixed media works, graphic illustrations, sculpture,and video. More details coming soon.

Yarn

Martin Eduardo Casuso
Yarn
March 17 - May 9, 2008

This mixed media, interactive show takes a look at the concept of the “old maid” in relation to the unrealistic ideal of family life depicted in the television and film of his youth. In his mind though the term is gender interchangeable. For in this time period if Aunt Belle or Uncle Stan were still single in their thirties, they were shown in a sad, comic or sexually subverted light. They were often portrayed spending quiet afternoons and evenings in pursuit of G-rated pleasures creating meticulous, finicky decorative items for a happy home they would never have; as if this activity was enough to satisfy their frustrated physical passions, their unfulfilled romantic dreams.

Also on exhibit:

Jonathan Stein
Shiny, Sparkly Goes Down Easy
March 17 - May 9, 2008

New show installed early