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A new art exhibit was recently hung in the gallery at the Beloit Public Library. The oil paintings by Sue Herring of Milton will be on display through June.
Herring, a retired engineer, is a self-taught artist who began painting at the age of 13 or 14, she said. She also read a lot and studied other people's work. She enjoys a variety of subject material as can be seen by the exhibit which includes landscapes, portraits, flowers, cats and more.
"I see something and it just hits me and I paint it. But I like variety and the challenge of doing something new," Herring said.
The gallery is located to the left when patrons enter the library. The exhibits are offered as a result of a partnership with the library and the Beloit Art Center. Most of the paintings on display are for sale.
Herring, a retired engineer, is a self-taught artist who began painting at the age of 13 or 14, she said. She also read a lot and studied other people's work. She enjoys a variety of subject material as can be seen by the exhibit which includes landscapes, portraits, flowers, cats and more.
"I see something and it just hits me and I paint it. But I like variety and the challenge of doing something new," Herring said.
The gallery is located to the left when patrons enter the library. The exhibits are offered as a result of a partnership with the library and the Beloit Art Center. Most of the paintings on display are for sale.
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