Senior Art --- Ceramics Exhibit Announcement

The Armacost Library is pleased to host it's second annual Senior Art Exhibition.

The Ceramics works of Antonio Argenis Gutierrez '14 are displayed throughout the second floor lobby area of the library. You may view these one of a kind ceramic pieces during regular library hours. This Senior Art Exhibition is scheduled to run from Friday, January 31 to Tuesday, March 11, 2014.

An Artist's Reception will be held in the Armacost Library on Friday, February 7 from 3:00-5:00 p.m.

Please contact Antonio at Antoniogutierrez50@gmail.com if you are interested in purchasing an item.

A price list is available at the library One-Stop Desk.

Student Art Exhibit and Reception

The Armacost Library is pleased to host a combined student art exhibit of Two-Dimensional Designs and Sculptures!

All of the artwork will be on display in the second floor of the library through November 14th.  The staircases to the third floor and the library lobby have been used to showcase a variety of Textural Design Studies: Pen on Bristol Board and Planar Sculptures.

Mark Mesrobian

INVITATION: Everyone is invited to attend a Reception for the Artists on Tuesday, November 5th from 1:30-2:30 p.m. in the Armacost Library lobby.

Sculpture: exhibit installation 10-31-13

Reception for Artists 11-5-13

Professor Renee Azenaro

Studio Art

Fall 2013

Celebrate the Birthday of the U.S. Constitution!

Constitution Day celebrates the signing of the United States Constitution on September 17, 1787.

A simple keyword search for U.S.Constitution in the Armacost Library catalog results in 79 relevant titles to explore.  There's a variety of resources to select from including: reference books, government documents, online books, films, internet documents, and traditional books.

The birthday celebration continues for the month of September 2013 with a Constitution Day exhibit located in the lobby of the library (2nd floor). This display showcases Constitution-related items and samples from the library collection.

Try your own library search at http://library.redlands.edu.

There's a wealth of information to discover!!!