TCPL is delighted to host the work of two artists in this year’s Art in the Heart of the City.
Outside the front of the Library you will Oval Keeper a monumental stone sculpture by Glenn Sweygardt.
Zweygardt is an emeritus Professor of Sculpture at the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. Zweygardt possesses an uncanny ability to fuse dissimiliar elements and concepts, naturally occurring and fabricated forms, into structures that command attention. More of his work can be seen at www.glennzweygardt.com
On the Southwest corner of the building you will find the farmyard murals of Mary Beth Ihnken.
Ihnken is a highly regarded local muralist who works on many different surfaces in many different locations. She is the artist of the mural to be found inside the Thaler/Howell Program Room in the Youth Services Department of the Library.
Check out the work of these artists and then come inside to check out our current exhibits - at the time of posting this blog they are Visual Culture by Ithaca High School Students and a five-year retrospective exhibit from the Ithaca League of Women Roller - and other Library programs.
Outside the front of the Library you will Oval Keeper a monumental stone sculpture by Glenn Sweygardt.
Zweygardt is an emeritus Professor of Sculpture at the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. Zweygardt possesses an uncanny ability to fuse dissimiliar elements and concepts, naturally occurring and fabricated forms, into structures that command attention. More of his work can be seen at www.glennzweygardt.com
On the Southwest corner of the building you will find the farmyard murals of Mary Beth Ihnken.
Ihnken is a highly regarded local muralist who works on many different surfaces in many different locations. She is the artist of the mural to be found inside the Thaler/Howell Program Room in the Youth Services Department of the Library.
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