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Art Collection

Town Hall Library Art Collection & More

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Art Spaces

2024 Spots Open

The goal of the exhibition space located in the Town Hall Library is to provide a showcase for local artists to display their works and to create a pleasing environment for patrons and staff.  Shows change regularly. 

The criteria by which exhibits are approved include:

  • Content that complements the mission and service philosophy of the Library
  • Subject, technique, and style suitable for the intended audience
  • Artistic expression
  • Historical or regional relevance
  • Relationship to other events or exhibits in the community or the library
  • Ability to display in designated areas and space allowances; and
  • Significance of the contributor.

Displays intended to further a political agenda will not be permitted. The opportunity to exhibit work at the Town Hall Library is open to any artist living in Wisconsin. Preference is given first to Waukesha County residents and, in particular, those who live in the Town of Merton. Artists interested in having their work displayed should visit the Library to determine if their work is a good match for the space available.

For more information, contact the Adult Services Librarian.

About Our Permanent Art
around the Library

The Town Hall Library features permanent displays of art with an emphasis on local talent.

Artwork is researched, selected, and purchased with input from a volunteer Art Committee with donations from the community. 

Paul Bobrowitz

Metal Sculptures

Owen Gromme

Paintings

Rudolph Zettinig

African Animals

Robert Bateman

Paintings

Currently On Display
Family Quilts