Orlando Public Library
The Art of Jessica Earley
On display through August 2017
"Jessica Earley is known in Orlando's art community for her sincere, vulnerable and often humorous embroideries, ink drawings and watercolor portraits, as well as her raw and emotional forays into performance art."
-Leah Sandler (Orlando Weekly)
Neon Genre: A Visual Historical Fiction
Alison LaMons
On display through September 2017
Through the use of pencil and bright watercolors, local artist Alison LaMons creates original art that she refers to as fictional neon nostalgia. Her distinct style and unique artistic approach has earned significant recognition at art festivals and museums throughout the Southeast. For more information on Alison Lamons, visit alisonstudios.com.
North Orange Branch
The Art of Kate Hall
On display through August 2017
Hall has been delighting collectors with her award winning work for over 23 years. Renown for her jewel tone palette and vibrant colors, Hall creates luscious light catching works.
More information about Kate Hall's artwork can be found on her website.
Southwest Branch
Canadian Impressionism
Milkos Cruz
On display through September 2017
Milkos Cruz’s pointillist watercolor paintings evoke the natural beauty and lush landscapes of Canada.
Join Milkos on Tuesday, August 1 at 7 p.m for a Meet the Artist event at the Southwest Branch.
Are you an artist who would like to exhibit with the Orange County Library System? Contact us at comrel@ocls.info for more information on how to have your work displayed.