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The library building, including the drive-up window, The Cafe, and The Workshop, will be closed all day Friday, April 10 to allow library staff to participate in training and professional development activities.

Monday – Thursday: 9 am – 9 pm
Friday: 9 am – 6 pm
Saturday: 9 am – 5 pm
Sunday: 1 – 5 pm

Gallery Wall

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Gallery Wall April '26
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Bi-monthly, the library features a different artist or group of artists on the Gallery Wall and in the display case on the 2nd floor. Please email the Adult Programming Coordinator with questions about the Gallery Wall. Artists interested in displaying their art can submit an Art Display Proposal form.


On the Wall

Art created by DuPage Art League Teachers

Group Contributors

Ellen Rottsolk, Kay Wahlgren, Pam Keller, Mary Dorrell, Darlene Edwards, Margaret Bucholz, Jake Jacobs, Brian Sauerland, Dan Danielson, Olga Shroff, Forouzan Shemirani, Chris Hughes, Sue Wegener, Anthony Alonzo, Chad Wooters, Wes Douglas, Peggy McGahan, Janice Zeuch, Rachael Corey, Charles Welch

What is your (or your group’s ) connection to Glen Ellyn?
We provide art instruction to students in the DuPage suburbs.

What is the title or theme of the collection?
DuPage Art League Teachers

Briefly describe the collection.
Our teachers teach children and adults in various styles.

What type of media is used in the collection?
Acrylics, oils, watercolor, graphite, pastel, colored pencil, digital art.

What was your inspiration for the collection?
Teaching fine arts to children and adults. Inspiring creativity.

What inspired you to become an artist?
Enjoying the creative process throughout life.

What is your artistic (or professional) background?
Many of the teachers have extensive art degrees and have taught art for many years.

How did you reach the current point of your career?
DuPage Art League has inspired many teachers to share their vast art knowledge with the community.

How has art influenced your life?
Art had brought enjoyment of life, creating art with others, and allowed us to see more beauty in everyday things.

What do you like most about being an artist?
The ability to share art with a community of artists.

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