Gayle Novick and Granville Mitchell will exhibit their work at the Warren County Public Library in April.

      Gayle Novick received at BA in studio arts at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN.  Her post-graduate studies include studio art and art history at Western Kentucky University.              

     She has exhibited her art all over the country.  She won several awards including: First Place, Professional Watercolor, US Bank Open Art Exhibition, 2007; PTK Award and Honorary Award, ArtWorks Members 2nd Annual Fine Art Exhibition, 2009; First Place VSA Annual Holiday Show.

      Her work will be featured at the Kirby Branch at 175 Iron Skillet Court.

      Granville Mitchell is a native of Bowling Green Kentucky, and has lived here most of his life. He graduated from Bowling Green High School and studied commercial art at Western Kentucky University. Mr. Mitchell’s main medium is oil paint, but he also works in acrylic, colored pencil, ink, and airbrush from time to time. Granville is mostly a self-taught artist who learned his skills from his love of reading comic books. He always loved drawing pictures from them. Granville tries to tell a story with each painting or drawing that he does.

      Granville’s work will be featured in the Porter Cafe at the Main Library at 1225 State Street.  Both exhibits run April 1 – April 29.

      For more information, email Jayne Pelaski at jaynep@warrenpl.org.