Love Makes a Family is a museum-quality traveling exhibit which includes photographs and interviews with families that have lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer-identified (LGBTQ) members. Through first-person accounts and positive images, this exhibit seeks to challenge and change damaging myths and stereotypes about LGBTQ people and their families. There are two versions of the narratives, one designed especially for younger children.

Kaleidoscope Artists Collective was established in 2017. It is an informal art organization composed of past and present students of Deb Guidot, MFA, an art instructor at Washtenaw Community College.

Their members, who are both amateur and professional artists, have a wide-range of talents and experience in various art mediums that include watercolor, acrylics, mixed media, laser cutting and printing, pen & ink, pastels, colored pencil and sculpture.

This 19th annual edition of the AIA Huron Valley Chapter Honor Awards features a total of 30 submissions from 14 different firms. The awards seek to recognize architectural projects, built and unbuilt, across a range of categories that demonstrate skill and sensitivity in the resolution of aesthetic, functional, and technical requirements and/or the advancement of the contemporary understanding of architecture. These projects are a celebration of the many hours of work, creativity, and intelligent architectural solutions of the members of the AIA Huron Valley Chapter.

This group exhibit features the collected works of the Painting Section of the University of Michigan’s Faculty Women’s Club (FWC) covering a large variety of styles and media.

Keyless Entry by Biz Drouillard is an exhibit of their painted works on canvas with acrylic, latex, and spray paint. Drouillard creates paintings and digital collages using using found objects, common materials and found images. They enjoy the challenge of using varied materials and techniques to create a cohesive style. This exhibit of bright and high contract works is on display at the Malletts Creek Branch from January 6-February 28, 2023.

This group exhibit features the collected works of the Painting Section of the University of Michigan’s Faculty Women’s Club (FWC) covering a large variety of styles and media.

Flowers keep us in touch with nature, lifting up our spirits. Here the watercolors are often inspired by live flowers as they become available over the Spring and Summer.

  Artist's Statement: As a floral painter, I prefer to work from fresh flowers rather than from photographs. When I start a painting, I imagine a slight breeze gently moving the petals. I then try to capture that movement in my composition. Using many layers of color, my intent is to convey the delicate feel of the flowers as well as their richness of color.

The Saline Painters Guild is a group of painters who work in watercolor, oil, and acrylic media. Membership in the Guild offers artists the opportunity to network with other artists, promote and show their work, learn new skills through workshops and presentations, and participate in open studios.

This exhibit is on display at the Malletts Creek Branch April 5 - May 30, 2022.

On August 18, 2019, The New York Times Magazine published The 1619 Project, a special issue named after the year the first enslaved Africans were brought to this continent—“before America was America.”

This exhibit features paintings by Julia Varady of some of the birds that have spent time in the wonderful nature of Ann Arbor. Each painting depicts a subject that at least partially resides here and can often be overlooked during our very busy lives. Birds of Ann Arbor is on display at the Malletts Creek Branch.