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player ready...During March, the North Suburban YMCA is showcasing its Winter Session art students’ work at the Northbrook Public Library. The show runs through March 31 and features painting and sculptures from students ranging in age from 3 years old to adult, according to a news release.
“This year’s Northbrook Library art show features over 100 pieces from our talented artists in both 2D and 3D including mixed media, acrylics and watercolors,” Cathie Winnie, Director of the Y’s Visual Arts Program, said in the release.
The 2D art pieces are placed throughout the library, and the 3D pieces will be on the second floor in the Children’s Services section, the release said.
The North Suburban YMCA offers a creative variety of art classes for children, teens, adults, seniors, and individuals with special needs. Classes include preschool art, ceramics and sculpture, and metalsmithing, water colors, digital art, mixed media, and art workshops.
The Y’s Visual Arts department and Community Gallery help support the local arts community by giving it a place to show and sell their works. For more information, contact Cathie Winnie at [email protected]. To register for art classes visit nsymca.org.