The Newbury Town Library displays various art exhibits several times per year in the Lois M. Anderson Community Room. The goal of the gallery is to enrich the community with local art. The Community Room is located just inside the entrance to the library, on your left as you walk in.
If you are interested in having your artwork displayed, please contact: newburylibraryexhibitadvisor@gmail.com.
The Newbury Town Library is grateful for donations it has received. The NTL’s collections, as well as exhibits like this one, have been enriched thanks to your generosity. If you are interested on donating to the Newbury Town Library, please view the myriad ways to make an impact here.
NEXT UPCOMING EXHIBIT
April 2024 – May 2024
Artwork by Mark Chester
More information TBA.
Past Exhibits at the Newbury Town Library
Artwork by Watercolor Interest Group of the Newburyport Art - November 2023-January 2024
November – January 2023
Artwork by Watercolor Interest Group of the Newburyport Art
Twenty-one members of the group will exhibit work that will be on view to the public from Nov. 21 to Jan.7, 2024. Meet the artists at the Artists’ Reception on Wednesday, Nov. 29 from 4-7:00 pm. MaryAnn McCarthy McCardle, exhibiting watercolorist, will also be completing a watercolor demonstration onsite at this reception opening. A second reception will be held on Saturday, Dec. 2, from 12-2pm. At this time, the artists will be offering activities for all ages.
The following is a sampling from the display that will be on exhibit at the library. Please stop in during the NTL’s open hours to see this and the rest of this collection once it has been installed.
Artwork by David Hoyt - August-October 2023
August – October 2023
Artwork by David Hoyt
David is a local resident and graduate of Merrimac High School. He was born June 18th 1935. He served 4 years in the USAF, working as a photographer, stationed in Denver Colorado, Japan, West Palm Beach Florida and the Philippines. He worked 34 years with Textron Co. in Wilmington and Lowell as an industrial photographer.
At 16, painting by number began his life long love of painting. He is self taught, and works from his photographs. An early inspiration, back in 1960, of Mt. Fuji from his 35mm color slide sparked his journey into making his own original art. He does not sell his work, but he has gifted his friends and family with pieces over the years.
The following is a sampling from the display on exhibit at the library. Please stop in during the NTL’s open hours to see these and the rest of this collection by David Hoyt.
