Exhibitions at NYPL

Ner Beck, a New York City graphic artist and designer, has had a longtime interest in overlooked street art captured in photographs. This recent series displayed at The St. Agnes Branch of The New York Public Library, represent images found on neighborhood sightings on the West 

Two women bring their timeless intuition and expression to the Riverside Branch.
 

Zelda Goldberg resides in New York City and is known for her expressions and emotions demonstrated in her “Faces” works in charcoal, pencil pen, ink and 

 Harlem Library Presents

BLACK HISTORY MONTH

Celebrating our Heritage

ART PHOTO EXHIBIT BY

HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHERS:

This exhibit features a sampling of fiber art from girl scouts from all over the nation who are participating in this year's International Fiber Collaborative's Dream Rocket Project.  Up to 8,000 artworks are being collected from various regions of the world and then connected side by 

The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts  is pleased to present an  exhibition of photographs resulting from Martin Koenig's travels.  Entitled Voices & Images From Bulgaria: 1966-1979, the exhibit was presented in Sofia by the Bulgarian Ministry of Culture 

Through photography and interviews, Released with Conviction offers the rarely seen perspective of those returning home from prison or jail. Three photographers followed the stories of nine former inmates who related their struggles with and joys of reconnecting with 

Bobbi Beck has exhibited her artworks at five New York City Public Libraries. She now travels to the Grand Central Library Branch for another exhibition. Included are many new drawings rendered with vibrant colors.

The drawings are autobiographical and reflect her day-to-day observations 

Ana C. Traversa returns from a successful retrospective at the National Comahue University in Argentina to Hamilton Grange. The exhibit will feature Pictures of Installations, Sculptures and Paintings.  The exhibit will run until December 31st, 

The REAL Winnie-the-Pooh won't be found on a video, in a movie, on a T-shirt or a lunchbox. Since 1987, the REAL Pooh and four of his best friends--Eeyore, Piglet, Kanga, and Tigger--have been living at The New York Public Library.

This ongoing exhibition consists of large wall panels with photographs, text, objects, and videos illustrating the history and the vast array of collections, services, and users of The New York Public Library's Branch and Research Libraries.