ROCK SPRINGS The Sweetwater County Library System Exhibits Committee is currently displaying a group of Sublette County artists at White Mountain Library in Rock Springs now through the end of July.
Thirteen pieces of art show by seven artists cover a wide range of perspectives and creative expressions on the theme “A Vision of Responsible Energy Development.” The exhibit initially opened earlier this year at the Pinedale Public Library and was sponsored by Citizens United for Responsible Energy Development.
The artists participating are Karla Bird, Carmel Kail, Trista Coble, Gretchen Yost, Mae Orm, David Klaren, and one artist who wishes to remain anonymous.
SWEETWATER COUNTY The Sweetwater County Library System Exhibits Committee invites local artists to display their original artwork. This exhibit will be open May 17 through June 30 at the White Mountain Library in Rock Springs.
The deadline to submit art pieces is May 14 at 5 p.m., and the two-page entry form is now available at the library circulation desks and the Community Fine Arts Center as well as on the CFAC website.
Paintings, drawings and other 2D artwork will be accepted for this exhibit and artists are limited to two works each. Photographs are not included in this show but later in the year, photographers can enter the annual Photography Open to be held in December and January at the White Mountain Library.
exhibit is ready to be seen at White Mountain Library now through the end of February.
Committee member and Community Fine Arts Center (CFAC) director Debora Soulé has 25 images of owls, ravens and a few song birds in the exhibit she titled “feath·ered.”
“Helping arrange exhibits for White Mountain and Sweetwater County Libraries falls under my ‘other duties’ and when we were checking the calendar last month, we realized there was an open slot,” Soulé said. “I had just started a series of small owl paintings and I guess you can say I volunteered to fill in.”
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