Unlike 2020, Jamaica Plain-based collage artist Marnie Jain’s art exhibit at the Jamaica Plain Branch Library, was not cancelled thanks to the lousy pandemic. And you can check out Jain’s In Close Proximity 2.0 exhibit at the library through May 4.
Maybe you’ll recognize some of the watercolors in the Jamaica Plain Branch Library’s first art exhibition for the year because it’s “Local Scenes” by Kevin Gillespie.
Myles Dunigan’s “Is The Dark Going to Catch Us” is a new exhibit at the Jamaica Plain Branch Library, with black and white images that are reminiscent of photographer Ansel Adams’ work.
In Kristen Gossler’s art exhibition at the Jamaica Plain Branch Library, “Confluence,” the expressive abstract paintings pose a question, wanting to provide an interactive experience to the viewer.
Photographer Joni Lohr’s exhibit, “Unfinished Stories — A Social Documentary,” is the newest art show at the Jamaica Plain Branch Library. Lohr has been a professional photographer for 50 years and her exhibit captures her view of the world around her while utilizing black and white tones.
