Opening Reception: The Wonderful World of Children: Watercolors of G. Warren Sears
Saturday, August 6 | 11am-1pm
North County Branch
Deborah D. Reilly presents an exhibit of the watercolors of the late G. Warren Sears. This collection of watercolors, painted in the mid-1990s, was inspired by the artist’s observations of the ways young children experience the world. His young grandson, Frankie Warren Sears, was a particular inspiration for these paintings.
Warren was a gifted artist, musician, and author. He served in World War II with the Navy School of Music aboard the USS Honolulu. He enjoyed playing saxophone, singing, writing, recording music, and painting. Until he was 91, Warren continued to participate in book tours and shoot pool with his friends.
Join Ms. Reilly on Saturday, August 6th from 11am-1pm at the North County Branch to view the artwork and learn more about the artist who was like a father to her during the nearly six decades she knew him. This exhibit will remain on display at the North County branch through the month of August.
The Art of Sheila Exum
On Display: August 2016
Chestertown Branch
With inspiration drawn from personal experiences and a commitment to precise attention to detail, Sheila Exum’s artwork encompasses subjects as varied as the natural world, cultural events, and social statements.
From the age of two, Ms. Exum has found drawing to be a creative outlet that fills her with a sense of peace and comfort. She continues to study and perfect her craft as she strives for the day she will be able to earn her living through the artwork she dearly enjoys creating.
A selection of the Artwork on Sheila Exum will be displayed at the Chestertown branch during the month of August.
For more information or to learn how to become an exhibiting artist at KCPL, call 410.778.3636.
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