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Submitted by jaimonr on Fri, 09/28/2007 - 9:45am.

Exhibits at the AADL

Exhibits

Apply to Exhibit at the Ann Arbor District Library

Over one million people walk through our doors each year making us an ideal community space to showcase your work at either of our Downtown or Malletts Creek Branch locations. From paintings and photographs to ceramics and glass works to special collections, a wide variety of media and shows are considered. Fill out an exhibit application today, and take advantage of this wonderful community resource.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING:

  • The Downtown Multi-Purpose Room is booked through August, 2009. We are not currently accepting applications for this location.
  • The Downtown 3RD Floor is booked through August, 2009. We are not currently accepting applications for this location.
  • The Downtown Lower-Level Display Cases are booked through July 15, 2009. We are not currently accepting applications for this location.
  • Malletts Creek is booked through March 15, 2009. We are currently accepting applications for exhibits March 16, 2009 and beyond. Applications for 2009 Malletts Creek exhibits will not be reviewed until late 2008.


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Submitted by terrysoave on Sun, 12/23/2007 - 3:27pm.

Permanent Collection

On Display

On Display at all library locations

The Ann Arbor District Library has an extensive permanent collection comprised of work by local as well as regionally and nationally known artists. Much of the collection is due to the generosity of the Ladies’ Library Association, which has long supported the arts at the library, donating paintings and sculpture for the Malletts Creek and Pittsfield locations and contributing annually to our large collection of art books.

Also available on our website, are digital archives of some of our past exhibits including the Downtown Library 50th Anniversary Exhibit



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Submitted by terrysoave on Sun, 12/23/2007 - 10:50am.

Current and Upcoming Exhibits

Special Exhibit: The Migrant Project: Contemporary California Farm Workers - Photographs and Text by Rick Nahmias

Now through November 10, 2008 -- Downtown Library: 3rd Floor Exhibit
 

50 Years of Originality: ArtZones at the Street Art Fair, the Original

Now through October 14, 2008 -- Downtown Library: Multi-Purpose Room Exhibit
 

Paintings & Drawings by 20th Century Russian Artist Frida Neygauz

Now through October 14, 2008 -- Downtown Library: Lower Level Display Cases
 

Quotidian Objects from Far and Near: Paintings of Lidia Kaku

Now through October 30, 2008 -- Malletts Creek Branch: Exhibits
 

Conversation Pieces: A Portrait of Poverty and Homelessness in Lenawee County, Michigan -- Black & White Photographs by Lad Strayer & Jennifer Burd

October 17, 2008 through November 10, 2008 -- Downtown Library: Multi-Purpose Room Exhibit
 

A Century of Popular Children's Literature: Decade By Decade - Selections from the Children's Literature Collection of the UM Special Collections Library

Friday October 17, 2008: 9:00 am to 10:00 am -- Downtown Library: Lower Level Display Cases
 

Conversation Pieces: A Portrait of Poverty and Homelessness in Lenawee County, Michigan -- Black & White Photographs by Lad Strayer & Jennifer Burd

November 12, 2008 through November 26, 2008 -- Downtown Library: Multi-Purpose Room Exhibit
 

A Century of Popular Children's Literature: Decade By Decade - Selections from the Children's Literature Collection of the UM Special Collections Library

November 12, 2008 through November 26, 2008 -- Downtown Library: Lower Level Display Cases
 

The Migrant Project: Contemporary California Farm Workers - Photographs and Text by Rick Nahmias

November 28, 2008 through November 30, 2008 -- Downtown Library: 3rd Floor Exhibit
 

Conversation Pieces: A Portrait of Poverty and Homelessness in Lenawee County, Michigan -- Black & White Photographs by Lad Strayer & Jennifer Burd

November 28, 2008 through November 30, 2008 -- Downtown Library: Multi-Purpose Room Exhibit
 

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