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Gallery 255 announced art exhibit for July

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The Public Library for Union County in Lewisburg will host "Paper Trails: A Retrospective of Collaborative Art Together and Apart" in Gallery 255 throughout July. The exhibition features the work of four longtime artist collaborators — Nancy Cleaver, Tasha Cooper, Loanne Snavely and F. Elaine Williams — showcasing more than 45 years of shared artistic practice and friendship. A public reception with the artists is scheduled for July 2 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the library.

This exhibition matters because it highlights the enduring power of artistic collaboration and community-based art in a small-town library setting. By bringing together four artists who have worked together for decades, the show demonstrates how sustained creative partnerships can enrich local cultural life and make contemporary art accessible to broader audiences outside major metropolitan centers.