The Rosendale Library Art Programs allow children and teens to explore and practice a wide range of skills that are useful not only for learning, but also for life.

In these days of diminished funding of public libraries, alternate sources represent a path to be considered.

I have created twelve paintings inspired by how the library helps to strengthen human connection through reading, interactive programs, and cultural experiences.

Each painting can be purchased for $190 — of which 65%* will be given to The Friends of the Rosendale Library to support the library art programs.

“This year the grant funding for our popular reading and discussion series was rescinded, a big loss for conversations in our community.” — Katie Scott-Childress, Library Director

All paintings are 8 by 8 inches; acrylic, oil stick, graphite on canvas.

To make a selection, contact: Ted Dixon 1953abstract@gmail.com.

To pay online: click here.

(*) This fundraising effort will end on August 31, 2025 — cash, check, or credit card are accepted. Painting(s) can be picked up (or shipped for an additional charge).

Thank you for your support.