Across 15 locations, Orange County Library System features exhibitions from local, national and international artists. These exhibitions provide a platform for artists of diverse talents and mediums while simultaneously offering culturally enriching experiences to library visitors. The library also maintains an informative exhibit area on the second floor of Orlando Public Library. This space features illuminating and interactive exhibits curated by OCLS staff.
Current Exhibitions
Market of Lights by Mansour E. Masse
Orlando Public Library
On display April-June
See culture, nature and the human spirit through the eyes of Haitian artist Mansour E. Masse. The acrylics on canvas celebrate everyday street vendors and honor their dignity, strength and grace. Masse’s work evokes the story of perseverance shaped by social and economic disparities.
Asian Impressions by Frank Boscarello
Southwest Branch
On display April-June
Escape into the world of the Qing, Joseon and Yamato Dynasties; featuring lords, princesses and mystic warriors captured in colorful artwork. Inspired by Asian culture and lore, the artwork uses current technologies like Photoshop and AI enhancing to produce unlimited edition prints.
Fragments of Life: Faces and Forms
Southwest Branch
On display June-September
Artist Angie Vazquez presents Faces and Forms, a collection of drawings and paintings rooted in careful observation and the traditions of figurative art. Through portraits, studies of animals, and still life compositions, the exhibition reflects the quiet beauty found in everyday subjects. Working in graphite, pastel and oil, the artist explores the expressive relationship between line, light and form. Each work captures a moment of attention; an observed fragment of life – inviting viewers to slow down and engage with the subtle presence, character and meaning found within the simple forms that surround us.
Current Displays
Orange County Regional History Center
Orlando Public Library – Children’s Library, First Floor
Learn more about Local Wanderer partner the Orange County Regional History Center through their display.
For more information about exhibiting with Orange County Library System, contact us at art@ocls.org.