Local artists Sarah Page and Jeremy Evans will be featured at the galleries at the Warren County Public Library beginning April 1 through April 30.

Bowling Green native Sarah Page is a junior at Western Kentucky University.  She won first place for monochrome animal at local Sunny 16 Camera Club contest and second place for monochrome floral.  One of her photos is featured in the Niagara Falls Sixth Edition travel guide.  Sarah is also a member and contributor to the stock photography web site, istockphoto.com.  Her photographs will be featured at the Bob Kirby Branch at 175 Iron Skillet Court.

Jeremy Evans is a native of Crossett, Arkansas. He is a junior at Western Kentucky University where his major is Interdisciplinary Studies with a minor in Art. Jeremy began drawing at 5 years of age. Since then, his focus has been capturing the expressions of the human face. Never quite satisfied, Jeremy may spend hours perfecting one feature of a face. Although Jeremy enjoys painting murals and landscapes, getting a face just right brings him the most satisfaction. His favorite mediums are charcoal and oil pastels.

“Art is my passion,” says Evans. “But due to time constraints and my commitment as a player on Western Kentucky’s Men’s basketball team, I chose not to major in art, but my dream is to one day market my work to the public.” 

Jeremy’s art will be exhibited in the Porter Café at the Main Library at 1225 State Street.

For more information contact Jayne Pelaski at jaynep@warrenpl.org or call 781-4882.