Exhibiting at the Louise & Arnold Kotler Art Gallery
Are you interested in exhibiting your art at the library?
Art displayed at The Louise & Arnold Kotler Art Gallery provides our community with an educational, cultural, and aesthetic experience. We welcome proposals in a variety of media that thoughtfully consider the Library as a public space. Artwork displayed must be appropriate for the library environment and for all ages.
Applications are reviewed on a first-come, first-serve basis and schedules are booked up to one year in advance. For questions or concerns contact LIB-art@hcfl.gov.
The Kotler Gallery is located inside the John F. Germany Public Library and includes two spaces: curved wood panel walls and an enclosed room in the vestibule. The two curved wood paneled walls each measure 77.5” height x 108” width and feature a rail hanging system that can support lightweight works.
The enclosed room in the vestibule also features a rail hanging gallery system. This can support heavier work and the space in front can accommodate easels and pedestals. The two side walls each measure 100” height x 65” width, and the central wall measures 100” height x 115” width.
