"A primary function of art and thought is to liberate the individual from the tyranny of his culture in the environmental sense and to permit him to stand beyond it in an autonomy of perception and judgment." - Beverly Sills

As a community center, the library is more than a repository of knowledge and technology. The library is also a cultural center and art is a natural extension of this place in the community. Please take a moment to browse this virtual gallery and come visit the pieces yourself. Clicking any of the pictures or links will take you to a larger represenation of the image as well as words from the individual artists.

1st Floor	Title & Artist	Location
	Spring Thaw by Cheryl Holz	Next to Brooks Café
	Untitled by Julie Collins	Next to Meeting Room A
	Breaking Through by Michael Ireland	Next to Meeting Room A
	Tree of Life by Natalie Blake	Next to the Materials on Hold Shelving
	Quotations by Matthew Hoffman	In the trees throughout the Children's Department
2nd Floor
	Ribbons by Linda Leviton	At the top of the stairs, across from the 2nd Floor Information Desk
	The Vortex by Matthew Hoffman	Outside the Vortex, near the Audio Visual Collection
	Untitled by Jim Zwadlo	Near the Vortex, by the Audiobooks on CD
	Untitled by Jock Cooper	On the wall, far side of the Computer Commons
	Bridge to Imagination by Marsh Scott	Next to the Administration Offices, across from the Board Room
	Nina's Twilight by Michael Dubina	Next to the Administration Offices, across from the Board Room
2nd & 3rd Floors
	A Place to Grow by Markian Olynyk	Two stories, can be seen by the windows in the Computer Commons or the 3rd Floor balcony near the Adult New Books area.
3rd Floor
	Community Together by India Cruse-Griffin	Next to the Business Center, near the Quiet Reading Room
	Wildernest by Marianne Albers-McKoveck	Halfway down to the Local History Room, next to the entrance to the staff area.