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Karen Serago received her Bachelors of Arts from Penn State University and holds a Masters of Fine Arts in Photography from Ohio State. Ms. Serago spent nearly a decade living in Taiwan and returns regularly to see family, visit familiar places, eat, and photograph. She is the author of "My other neighborhood" published by Ben Yu in 1997.more info
more infoA big thank you to all the artists who submitted work for the 2nd Annual Juried Exhibition! A list of accepted works will be posted here June 15th. Our juror, Professor of Art from University of Delaware, Martha Carothers will announce the award winners at the opening reception, July 7th from 7 to 8 pm.
If you need to check the entry guidelines, they are here.
more infoVeronica Silliman is a local art teacher and a State College native. Her wildlife subjects are expressively rendered with bold brush strokes and a bright palette.
more infoExhibit extended for your viewing pleasure!
The gallery is focused on spring and we're ushering in March with the realistic illustrations and temperate palette of local artist, Anni Matsick.
more infoJerrold Maddox's stunning photography will be featured in the Betsy Rodgers Allen Gallery during the month of January.
more infoWhether the work is painted canvas, print, or thrown pottery, Ignacious Wentling is a multi-talented artist with a penchant for texture.
more infoBorn and raised in western Pennsylvania, John Sharkey traveled a great deal with his family. He believes that this travel was "Instrumental in developing [his] desire to record and interpret what [he] saw and experienced" and he "Came to realize that we can all look at the same scene but see entirely different things..." Mr. Sharkey works with traditional film and prints on fiber based papers "For a superior and permanent image."
more infoClick on the link to open and view this year's nominations for 2010 Teens Top 10. Choose what you think will be the final 10 before October 18th and see if it matches. Winners will be chosen based on number of titles that match. Prizes will be awarded while supplies last.
Questions, please email teens@schlowlibrary.org.
more infoNew for Fall in the Adult Department! Join us for 4 weeks of information and fun.
Week 1 - September 21 - READ - Learn about Schlow's ebookeBook, or electronic book, is a book that you "read" on your computer screen. Schlow highlights one book a month from our collection of eBooks available at NetLibrary which can be found by logging into your account. There are many different books available for your perusal. collection and try out a nook, Kindle and Sony eReader.
Week 2 - September 28 - LISTEN - Learn about Schlow's downloadable audiobooks and the devices that play them.
Week 3 - October 5 - EXPLORE - Watch demonstrations of an iPhone and Droid. Bring your own phone and questions.
Week4 - October 12 - INTERACT - Learn more about Skype and Google Chat. Try it out!
READ - learn about Schlow's ebookeBook, or electronic book, is a book that you "read" on your computer screen. Schlow highlights one book a month from our collection of eBooks available at NetLibrary which can be found by logging into your account. There are many different books available for your perusal. collection and try out a nook, Kindle, Sony eReader and notebook. Which will you choose? Taught by Pat Griffith, the gadget librarian. Please register by calling the referenceQuestions that you ask of library staff that require knowledge of the content of the collection or other resources such as those on the web. Sometimes you are referred to the answer, hence Reference. Reference can also refer to our reference materials that are often encyclopedic books that have many volumes and a concentrated number of facts and/or statistics. These materials usually have an overnight loan period so they are available in the library most of the time. desk at 235-7816 or emailing refdesk@schlowlibrary.org.more info
