Library Art Show Features Island Women

The West Tisbury Library is showcasing the work of eight female artists from the Vineyard.

This month, the West Tisbury Library is showcasing the work of eight female artists from the Vineyard with an exhibition in the community room gallery.

Titled Island Woman’s Views, the group show features oil painting, woodcuts, landscapes and portraits by Ruth Kirchmeier, Katy Upson, Elizabeth Taft, Diana Rice, Dale Weymouth Julier, Judith Drew Schubert, Lizzy Schule and Wenonah Madison.

For several years, according to a library announcement, these eight women have created art together, working outside to draw or paint en plein air. Many in the group participate in the open painting studio at Featherstone Center for the Arts. Some members join in Liz Taft’s still life class, also at Featherstone. 

January’s exhibit is the second show the group has put together; the first appeared as a virtual show on the West Tisbury Library’s website in September of 2020. 

The art show is free and open to the public during library hours, which are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and noon to 4 p.m on Sunday. A public reception for the artists may be held later in the month, "Covid cautions dependent," according to the announcement.

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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Tue, 01/04/2022 - 23:39

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Lynne Powell White West Tisbury, MA

The West Tisbury Library website for the art exhibits, were both designed by my daughter, Lauraye L. White (Wind Weaving Designs).
The first show by this group can be found online at the "Virtual Gallery", in the archives folder of the West Tisbury Library.
The current show will be exhibited at the West Tisbury Library, in the community room gallery, for the month of January. This show's
website can be found online, at www.wtlibraryvirtualgallery.org. The eight artists exhibiting are represented both at the WT Library &
on the above listed website. Wonderful work! Nice to see this group exhibiting at WT Library again!

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