Karen Ellzey Wright is the featured artist in the Community Room Gallery. Karen is a multi-media artist based in Spring Green. Her creative work reflects many chapters of her life as an artist, strategy consultant, information designer, and amateur naturalist. Like many, Karen is inspired by the natural world and deeply concerned about the threats it faces. In her current show, Prairie Imaginary, Karen's work explores the intersection of multiple disciplines, especially art, science, and information design, as a way to see and think differently, with a focus on the overlooked, the unseen, and the invisible. Karen's exhibit is available for viewing during regular library hours when the Community Room is not already in use. Please ask for the key at the circulation desk. 

Monica Wilson is exhibiting her photos in the Glass Case Gallery. She says of herself, "Taking pictures is something I have always done and now with a camera (cell phone) in my hand constantly, I am always taking pictures. Since moving to Lone Rock a few years ago, I have found the pines and the dike beautiful, and am always capturing things to share on Facebook and others. I many times take a quiet early morning walk, arriving at the dike on Laudon Road, near Lone Rock, at sunrise. Some of the mornings are spectacular, and with my trusty cell phone, I manage to capture it in the best way I can. I take it from the exact spot each time so it shows how the sun moves thru the year." Monica's photos can be viewed during regular library hours.