Library Exhibits

The dramatic, fun and exciting work of local and nationally-known artists contribute to the beauty, cultural interest and community at Tompkins County Public Library. Throughout the year, curated collections are hung, displayed and and featured throughout the Library.

Join us for openings and receptions to meet the artists and new friends.

Living Light: A Celebration of the Finger Lakes Flora

Turk's Cap Lily, photo by David RuppertLiving Light: A Celebration of the Finger Lakes Flora, an exhibit organized by the Finger Lakes Native Plant Society, will be on display at the Tompkins County Public Library from January 18 through March 26. The opening reception is being held in conjunction with Light In Winter Gallery Opening Night from 4:00 to 7:00 pm on Friday January 22, 2009.

The Art Behind the Scientist

Butterfly Catastrophe The first installation in its new series The Art Behind the Scientist will include feature sculptures created by Francis Charles Moon. The exhibit will be on display in the Ezra Cornell Reading room at TCPL during January and February and Moon will be present at the library during Light in Winter Gallery Opening night, Friday January 22. Moon will give a talk about his sculpture early in February.

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