The Deo Gallery: Ginnie Cappaert, Color Memories
The exhibit is a meditative exploration of abstract landscapes, using over 40 layers of pigment with oil paints, cold wax, and marble dust to capture the essence of nature and changing seasons. Cappaert now owns and operates a studio and gallery of her work in Egg Harbor, WI. She lived in the U.P. for over thirty years.

Please note that the planned opening artist reception scheduled for Thursday, December 14, from 6-8 PM, for 'Color Memories' by Ginnie Cappaert in the Deo Gallery has been canceled due to artist availability. The exhibit will be on display through January 27, 2024. The Deo Gallery is open to the public, free to visit, and accessible during regular library hours. The Deo Gallery is owned by the City of Marquette and is located in the lower level of the Peter White Public Library in the City’s Arts & Culture Center; it is supported by the Lake Superior Art Association.

The Deo Gallery is owned by the City of Marquette and is on the lower level of PWPL in the City’s Arts & Culture Center; it is supported by the Lake Superior Art Association.

The Public Gallery Program is a partnership between the City of Marquette Office of Arts and Culture and Peter White Public Library* aimed at providing inclusive and accessible exhibit space for both artists and audience. Bi-monthly exhibits rotate within two galleries; the Deo Gallery and the Huron Mountain Club Gallery. Exhibits feature fine art created by local and regional artists and curated exhibits that explore locally inspired themes. To find out more visit: https://www.mqtcompass.com/public-gallery-program/

*The Huron Mountain Club Gallery and Lower Level Lobby will display community decorated holiday trees for the annual Winter Wonderland Walk. The celebration will take place on Saturday December 2nd. See www.pwpl/info for more information.