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Author Archives: Sherry Best

About Sherry Best

I'm the art collection curator at the library. The library has had a collection of fine art since 1890, and I get to play with the coolest stuff we own! I'm a photographer and art historian, a science lover and weird fiction enthusiast.

Genre Stretch: Cookbooks

Posted by Sherry Best on June 25, 2015

641: The cooking neighborhood – what’s in it, and who would want it? Please regard this as a “virtual tour” of our Cooking Neighborhood. To help customers, you can refer both to this blog, and to Matt Pettit’s blog on Read on! →

Posted in Library Services | Tagged cooking, Farmers Market, genre stretch, library services, Neighborhoods, reader's advisory

The library’s art collection is now online!

Posted by Sherry Best on November 14, 2014

We’re building a database of the library’s collection of art – and you can search it the way you do the library’s catalog. Go to our new database to see the first 600 artworks from our whole collection of more Read on! →

Posted in News2Use | Tagged art, collections, digital resources, Gallery

M.V.P. – Most Valued Possessions

Posted by Sherry Best on September 18, 2012

We all keep mementos to remind us of a special event, time or person. Our memories make stories. Our stories about these items create meaning and value. The Alice C. Sabatini Gallery needs your help to create an art exhibit Read on! →

Posted in News2Use | Tagged art, collections, Gallery

Carol Ann Carter's Artist Talk – new perspectives

Posted by Sherry Best on May 2, 2012

Carter told us about her growth from a young artist making “boy art” to trusting herself to work in media that made her feel at home. Read on! →

Posted in News2Use | Tagged art

genealogy minutes 10-20-10

Posted by Sherry Best on October 21, 2010

Genealogy team minutes 10-20-10 On Nov. 2, the group will visit the Midwest Genealogy Center in Independence, MO. The Center opened in 2008 and had over 98,000 visitors last year. We hope to learn from their expertise. Shari and Charity Read on! →

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