Exhibits

In celebration of the theme for Black History Month 2012, women in history and culture, the DC Public Library is exhibiting paintings by two local, African-American female artists.

This exhibition is on display at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library from February 1-29, during Black History Month. This exhibition will feature paintings by Desiree Sterbini and J'Nell Jordan.

Photographer and author, Kathleen Laraia McLaughlin will discuss her experiences living in a remote Romanian village, and will sign copies of her book, "The Color of Hay."  Selected artworks from the book will be on exhibit.

Photo Exhibit: "In the Spirit of Necessity: African American Inventors"
An exhbit of little known African American inventors whose creations eased domestic life, increased efficiency and improved safety in industry and leisure activities from the 1800s to the 1900s.

DC Creates! Public Art Program will be rescheduling their display of the five semi-finalists proposals for public art at the Takoma Metro Underpass. The original date was November 5th at 5 p.m. The new dates and times will be announced. Please call the Takoma Park Neighborhood Library for more information: 202-576-7252.

View the exhibit "Retracing Our Steps: A Photo Journey through 100 Years of the ROC," a display of 58 historic photos that showcase the transformation and proud accomplishments of the island of Taiwan.

Come to an Opening Reception on June 14 at 6 p.m.. Enjoy a lion dance performance, a calligraphy demonstration, music and refreshments.

Sponsored by the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in the U.S.

All ages.

Outside Under the Overhang and the Great Hall.