Arts & Entertainment
Whitehouse Station Artist Showcased At Warren Library
The 25-piece collection was painted by Whitehouse Station resident Joanne Smith Bodnar.
WARREN, NJ — Whitehouse Station artist Joanne Smith Bodnar is having her artwork showcased throughout the months of December and January in the Art Space at the Warren Township Library branch.
The 25-piece collection features a variety of traditional and whimsical paintings with subjects ranging from still life water cans to colorful landscapes.
"Design and color are strong components of my work and I particularly enjoy the challenge of creating imaginative pieces," said Smith Bodnar. "Music, a play on words, and unusual objects as subject matter all influence the compositions of my work."
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Smith Bodnar has been an artist and educator for more than 40 years. She is currently the President of the Hunterdon Watercolor Society. Her work has been featured in a variety of art shows including the Tewksbury Art Show and the Hunterdon Watercolor Society.
Anyone needing more information or artists interested in exhibiting in the Art Space at Warren Twp. Library should contact staff member, Kathy DeCristofaro at kdecristofaro@sclibnj.org.
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