See the work of local artists in Framingham Artists' Guild's annual Spring Show

FRAMINGHAM - Members of the Framingham Artists’ Guild are exhibiting a broad range of works at the Guild’s annual Spring Show, running now through Friday, June 24 at the Main Branch of the Framingham Library, 49 Lexington St.

The exhibit underscores the vibrancy of the visual arts in MetroWest. Works run the gamut, from traditional approaches on traditional media (oil on canvas, acrylic, watercolor and more), to fabric arts, to multimedia dimensional pieces. Included are landscapes, portraits, florals, graphics and tonal works.

The non-juried show is designed to encourage and promote the creation of regional art, and is the guild's first since a Framingham Library show last December. Show hours correspond to library hours.

The show's opening and presentation of awards was June 5. The show was organized under the direction of Cathy Gallagher and awards were determined by Celia Judge. Judge is a Copley Society of Boston member and a Massachusetts/New Hampshire artist with 20 years of professional landscape and cityscape artistry to her name. Among her teachers were renowned Boston painters Robert Cormier and Robert Douglas Hunter.

Founded in 1954, the Framingham Artists’ Guild provides its members with demonstrations by well-known Northeast artists in a wide variety of media; several annual public exhibitions of member works; and regular creative and social gatherings. The Guild welcomes members at any stage of their artistic development, and artists need not be Framingham Residents. The Guild is a 501 c(3) non-profit.

For more information about the Framingham Artists' Guild, contact Charlie Holt, president via email at chr667@gmail.com.

This article originally appeared on MetroWest Daily News: Framingham Artists' Guild exhibits Spring Show at Main Branch Library