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January - February 2025
Cindy Connolly, mixed media artist
Raynham artist Cindy Connolly will exhibit in the Great Ponds Gallery in January and February. This mixed media exhibit will include acrylics, graphites, oils, pastels, and watercolors.
Cindy is a legally blind artist who, in her early years, took art classes for inspiration. She learned various techniques and, through determination and talent, became a skilled and accomplished artist.
Her work will be on display from January 4th through February 27th, with a "Meet-the-Artist" reception on Saturday, January 4th from 11:00am-1:00pm.
March 2025
High School Art Show
Reception with artists, Saturday, March 8th,
11:00am-1:00pm
This annual all-student art show is a joint effort featuring mixed media by students who attend Apponequet Regional High School and Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical High School. Visit the Gallery to be inspired by the art of youth!
This year’s High School Art Show exhibit will be open to the public from March 3rd through March 27th.
Contact the Gallery Arts Committee by e-mail at: gallery@lakevillelibrary.org
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Exhibits
The Great Ponds Gallery is located in the community meeting room of the Lakeville Public Library. The library is more than just books; it is a community meeting and
cultural center.
The Gallery Arts Committee is pleased to provide a venue for the exhibition of the original works of local and regional artists.
The Great Ponds Gallery welcomes artists of all levels of experience, working with all media. The gallery is able to display various sizes of framed or matted art and textiles, as well as small 3-dimensional artworks in acrylic wall-mounted cases.
If you are interested in exhibiting in the Great Ponds Gallery, please submit an application:
Original Art Application
Personal Collection Application
April/May 2025
Peaks – New Light
A collection of Oil Paintings by Randy Swann
Reception with artist, Saturday, April 12th,
11:00am-1:00pm
Influenced by the natural wonders of Iceland while on a visit in early 2024, Swann painted a series of mountainous landscapes. The mountains that he saw were "sharply outlined against the sky, streaked with contrasting lines of oxidized red ochre, deep greenish umber and (an) array of dazzling blue hues that changed with the light as if through a kaleidoscope".
A Lakeville resident and former Trustee of the Library, multi-disciplinary artist and writer Swann describes these mountains as symbols of resilience, optimism, and hope. His paintings will be on display from April 12th through May 29th; his exhibition will launch with a reception on April 12th from 11am-1pm.