Showing posts with label displays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label displays. Show all posts

Thursday, March 5, 2009

Photography Exhibit

Barbara Radin Fox, a member of the Seabrook Island Art Guild, Folly Beach Art Guild, and Seabrook Island Camera Club, will exhibit her photographs during the month of March at our library. Her work has appeared in The Washington Post, Philadelphia Magazine, and many other publications. Her gallery/office is located at Body and Soul Therapy, 2045 Maybank Highway, Charleston, SC. You can contact her at foxb@bodyandsoultherapy.com.

Jewelry Display


Drawing inspiration from everyday life--the shape of a leaf, the twisting of a vine, the ocean, architectural details--Deanne Pace designs and hand crafts each piece of jewelry in her John's Island studio. Using wire-wrapping and silversmithing techniques, she incorporates sterling wire and sheet metal along with gemstones, to create unique and often one-of-a-kind pieces. Come see Deanne's wonderful creations during the month of March at our library.

Monday, September 15, 2008

Love Teapots?




Vernice Yates, a 20-year collector of teapots, will showcase various unique styles and shapes of teapots at our library in September. Stop by our glass display case to see some of her favorite ones.

Don't Miss Our September Art Display!







Come by the library in September to see a selection of paintings by John's Island artist Pat Simpson.

Monday, July 14, 2008

Display During July

Pat Simpson will display a variety of projects illustrating the different mediums and uses of decorative painting, such as canvas, paintings in oil, acrylics, colored pencil, pen ink and batik. Her handmade accessory pieces for the home on wood, fabric, terra cotta, metal, glass and brick will also be available for viewing in the glass display case. Be sure to stop by soon and enjoy Ms. Simpson's work while it is on display at our library.

Friday, May 16, 2008

May Displays @ the Library

Photography Exhibit
Kiawah Island Photography Club members will showcase their work at the library during May. Subjects will be varied with everything from native wildlife, scenes of the lowcountry, to pictures taken when traveling. Stop by soon to see all the wonderful images! The display is located behind the service desk.

Woodturning Display
James Harris will display his handmade wood items created by a process called woodturning. Items on display will include bowls, vases, candlesticks, pens and pencils. Don't miss these wonderfully unique items. His work is located in the glass display case near the New Books and Periodicals sections.