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West High School IB Showcase

West High School students

MAR 2–28

1st Reception: Fri, Mar 13 · 4:30–6pm
2nd Reception: Fri, Mar 27 · 4:30–6pm
Marmalade Branch

Rectangular clay sculpture featuring multiple raised geometric shapes in various colors.

Loose parts ~ a child's way of knowing

Alise Anderson

MAR 5–APR 19

Reception: Sat, Mar 14 · 2–3pm
Main Library, Children's Gallery

A raised open hand in front of a tie-dyed transgender pride flag with white stencil-style flowers.

Transgender Celebration

Various Artists

MAR 9–APR 18

Reception: Sun, Mar 29 · 3–5pm
Main Library, Lower Urban Room

Watercolor landscape of a red and pink sunset with striking clouds, yellow aspen trees, red leaves, brown grass, and distant pine trees on a slope.

Make Me a Landscape, Do Not Include Any Sky

Ben Bloch

MAR 14–APR 24

Reception: Sat, Mar 28 · 4–5:30pm
Main Library, Gallery at Library Square

Watercolor painting of a brightly colored beetle (Coleoptera).

The Order: Insects in Watercolor

Heath Ogden

MAR 14–APR 24

Reception: Sat, Mar 28 · 4–5:30pm
Main Library, Gallery at Library Square

Abstract artwork with intersecting lines, geometric shapes, and highway-like paths forming a network without a clear endpoint.

And the Journey Continues

Dr. Sam Forlenza

MAR 20–MAY 1

Reception: Fri, Mar 20 · 3:30–5:30pm
Anderson-Foothill Branch

Decorative gilded picture frames without artwork, symbolizing a call for artists to submit their work.

Call for Entries Info

Exhibits are chosen by a staff committee according to the needs and interests of the community, the variety of shows, the artistic quality of the works, and the suitability of format for each library's physical space.

Submissions are accepted twice annually: during the two-week periods prior to April 10 and October 10.

Art supplies background with 'Teen Call for Entries' text.

Teen Art Exhibit Call for Entries

Teen artists and art instructors, submit your or your student's portfolio to be featured at The City Library! We are always on the lookout for original art exhibitions for the Main Library's Teen Gallery Space on Level 2, and welcome submissions year-round.

Circular, angular collage of a snowy mountain peak, with paper folded and shaped to create a three-dimensional, sculptural effect.

Echoes of Little Cottonwood Canyon

Rebecca Pletsch

THROUGH MAR 6

Main Library, Gallery at Library Square

Photographic mosaic collage with layered images showing a seated female figure wearing a World War I–era gas mask.

Offense of Legacy

Greggory Wood

THROUGH MAR 6

Main Library, Gallery at Library Square

Colored drawing of a rat seated at a table on an intricate geometric mandala floor and wall.

Critters and Mandalas

SummerDale Beckstrand

THROUGH MAR 6

Glendale Branch

Watercolor painting of an old sailing ship with full sails on the wavy water, rendered in classical style.

Watercolors

Jonathan Lisonbee

THROUGH MAR 13

Day-Riverside Branch

Colorful flowers painted in watercolor, emphasizing sculptural forms and resilience.

Desert Blooms

Terence K. Stephens

THROUGH MAR 28

Sweet Branch

Overlapping Christian fish (ichthys) symbols, each fish a different color.

GOD IS FOR EVERYONE

TRAVIS OLSEN

THROUGH MAR 30

Chapman Branch

 

 

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