FINE ART AND FASCINATING DISPLAYS

The next time you visit the Library, be sure to take a few minutes to visit the art exhibit as well as the display case and share in the creative expressions of some very talented local artists.

November

Cambrian artist Sue Nash, Ph.D.

Cambrian artist Sue Nash, Ph.D. will display a potpourri of symbols and traditions when her art is featured at the Paso Robles City Library this November.

Oils and etchings of petroglyphs will join pastels of landscape, still life, and studio studies in this eclectic collection. “Much of my work explores the imagery of Hawaiian petroglyphs, through which I explore cultural concepts from the Hawaiian language. Color theory is important to my work. I use diverse tools and techniques to create real and implied texture to the surface of the canvas or paper.”

“My background as a professional historian has taught me to appreciate symbolic art. I have a Ph.D. in Modern European history from the University of North Texas and have lived in Taiwan, Korea, and Japan and for fifteen years on Maui. Since 2001 I have been teaching art appreciation at Cuesta College and have been impressed by the curiosity of my students. I am represented by the Hana Coast Gallery in Hana, Maui. Living in San Luis Obispo County is a great family adventure for me after having lived all over the world.”

See more at www.suenash.com.

In the Library display case this November will be original books made by the Books Art Group. These talented artists create altered and handmade books from unique materials.

December

Featured Artists: Contributors from the Paso Robles Art Association
Paintings, photography, graphics, drawings, sculpture, jewelry, and scarves.

Display case: Woodcarvings by Matthew Pomerico.

Policy & Guidelines for Selection of Art Displays