Westfield Library Foundation looking for local artists

New art gallery wall to be installed at Westfield Library building

The Westfield Library Foundation has announced the opening of the Michael and Karen Heaton Art Gallery Wall at the newly constructed Westfield Washington Public Library. Located in several prominent areas throughout the library, the Art Gallery Wall will offer a dynamic space for exhibiting and selling art from local artists.

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“Our goal is to enrich the community’s cultural landscape and provide a platform for local artists to shine,” WLF Executive Director Erin Downey said. “Art has the power to inspire, provoke thought, and connect us. We’re thrilled to offer this unique opportunity to showcase and celebrate the creativity of local artists.”

The gallery will be located throughout the library including the large wall by Rivet at the Library Café, the staircase leading toward the Atrium, and next to the elevator. The library is looking to fill the space with an array of mediums, including, but not limited to, photography, paintings, and mixed media.

The Foundation is accepting submissions for the 2025 Art Gallery Wall now through Oct. 1. Selected artists will be notified in early November. Each piece of art must be matted, framed, or equipped for display using the library’s hanging system. Additionally, artists will be responsible for installing and removing their work at the beginning and end of their assigned month.

Those interested in applying should visit the Foundation’s website at westfieldlibraryfoundation.com or contact the library directly.

About Westfield Library Foundation
The Westfield Library Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supporting innovative programs and services for the Westfield Washington Public Library and its patrons through major gifts, bequests, corporate sponsorships, naming rights and private donations.