Two well-known local artists present their points of view in Hyphen-ated, an exhibit that features their ceramics, oil paintings and collages. Artist Barbara Waterman-Peters shows off her The Women Series, and among Larry Peters' featured works are Holocaust collages. Hyphen-ated runs March 5 through April 16.

 

Discover an African connection to your life in the Alice C. Sabatini Gallery's latest exhibit. Our lives and the lives of tribes living thousands of milies away aren't so different as you'll see in Africa Everyday.

These tongues make up one of two necklaces that earned a spot in our Topeka Competition 29 juried art exhibit. Find out what other body part was inspiration for the winning entry. View the exhibit Nov. 6 through Dec. 30 in the Alice C. Sabatini Gallery.

The library has about 6,000 pieces of art in its collection. And you have an opportunity to see the coolest newly acquired pieces we've got starting Sept. 4, when Recent Acquisitions opens. Find out how the items in the exhibit were selected. 

The next exhibit at the Alice C. Sabatini Art Gallery opens July 3. Wax mixed with pigment creates deep, rich colors and textures on word panels painted by Topeka resident Philip Hersberger. Find out how you can participate in a teach-the-artist experience by clicking into this story.