Art Exhibits at Main Library
Wish You Were Here: The Sweaters of Sam Barsky
Through Oct. 14, Maryland artist and Internet sensation Sam Barsky knits sweaters of iconic landmarks and then photographs himself wearing his work at those locations. For this exhibition of sweaters and travel photos, Barsky created Boulder-specific sweaters, you can “check out” and wear for your own selfie moment at local sites. Sweaters check out for 24 hours; checkout runs Mon.- Fri. from noon to 2 p.m. in the Canyon Gallery, with a library card.
Indigenize Your Eyes: Oct 1-31
This photography exhibition showcases the creative work of Boulder’s local American Indian youth, provides a platform for indigenous community members to share their stories and perspectives, and creates awareness within Boulder about the history and identity of local indigenous populations.
Ikebana Flower Showcase, Oct 20-21
The Ikenobo Ikebana Society of America presents their annual exhibition of Japanese ikebana flower arrangements. This year's exhibit also features scroll paintings from 18th Century Japan. An introductory class in Ikebana will be offered Oct. 20 from 3 - 4:30 p.m. in Canyon Meeting Room. Please register by emailing ikenoboikebana@hotmail.com. A public arrangement demonstration will also be held from 1 - 2:30 p.m. on Oct. 21 in the Canyon Theater.
Calling All Yarn Enthusiasts for Yarn-fiti
Knitters, crocheters, yarn lovers, we need your help creating a communal yarn installation in the Canyon Gallery. The Yarn-fiti exhibit starts on Oct. 31. Participants are invited to create their own designs or create pieces based on patterns provided by BPL. All pieces will become a part of the 3-D exhibition, may be sewn together and cannot be returned. Finished pieces can be dropped off at the Main Library anytime before October 21. More info and patterns.
