Current Exhibits at the Library

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. For more information, check Sally's blog, Exhibits at TCPL.

Czeslaw Milosz Exhibit : on display through April 15, 2012

Presented by the Ithaca City of Asylum, the exhibit features books and photographs recording Milosz’ 1981 return visit to Poland, following 30 years of exile to the United States.
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Exhibit on Homelessness and the Indigent : on display March 10 - May 24, 2012

This enlightening exhibit is curated by artist and arts educator Benn Nadelman and features the work of 41 visual artists and poets, representing a vast range of sociopolitical, demographic and aesthetic perspectives.
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Roma Pals - Paintings by Roma Children : on display through April, 2012

To celebrate International Roma Day, April 8, and as part of their project Getting to Know the New Europe, the Cornell Institute for European Studies (CIES) is hosting a Roma Awareness month. During March and April CIES is sponsoring an exhibit of paintings entitled Roma Pals which will be displayed in the Youth Services Department through the end of April 2012.
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For more information about these exhibits, contact Sally Grubb at (607) 272-4557 extension 232 or sgrubb@tcpl.org.

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