Two captivating exhibits on display at the Easton Public Library spotlight the work of talented Fairfield County artists. The Winter Arts Celebration runs through March 1 in the Community Room Gallery. A reception will be held on Saturday, Jan. 18, at 7 p.m. to introduce the artists and their contributions. Yo can vote for your favorite artist to win the People’s Choice Award.
In the Small Gallery, visitors can explore Pouring Wonders, an exhibit by Nicole Traver, on display until Feb. 15. Traver’s work is known for its vibrant colors and dynamic compositions, offering a unique visual experience.
Additionally, the library is honored to present Turning Wood Into Art: The Woodwork of Steven Holm-Hansen in the display case. Steven a skilled woodturner based in Easton, showcases his exceptional craftsmanship. His artistry is deeply rooted in an appreciation for the natural beauty of wood, with each piece carefully selected to highlight unique grains and textures. Steven’s approach to woodworking is both traditional and innovative. He combines time-honored techniques with modern tools to create pieces that are not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. Each item is meticulously crafted, reflecting his dedication to quality and passion for the craft.
Through his work, Steven aims to bring the warmth and beauty of natural wood into people’s homes, creating pieces that can be cherished for generations. His commitment to excellence and his eye for detail make his creations truly special.
He participates in several Arts and Craft shows in Fairfield County. You can also purchase his items at Greiser’s Market.
These exhibits provide a wonderful opportunity for the community to engage with local art and celebrate the creativity of Fairfield County artists. We invite everyone to visit and enjoy these remarkable displays.
