UNITY — Troy artist Sandy Olson’s work is on display through March at the Unity Public Library. The works can be seen anytime the library is open.
A public reception to meet the artist, with light refreshments, is set for 5-7:30 p.m. Friday, March 8, at the 38 School St. library.
Olson describes the inspiration behind her work, “I am by nature a storyteller, mostly about my view of the world; my land, my adventures, my thoughts, my home. I attempt to understand the world around me in the simplest way, with color and lines, drawn like a map; a map that can be read by those who would read it,” according to a news release from Patrice Allen at the library.
For more information, email Pat Allen at [email protected].
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