King’s images have been exhibited in Toronto and area as well as published in a number of magazines and newspapers. His work appears on numerous CDs and websites, including the CBC Radio 2 website.
The APL Mobile App pilot project will be completed June 2013. Thank you to everyone who participated. We will be unveiling a new mobile app in the near future. Please stay tuned!
The Colleen Abbott Gallery, located on the second floor of the Library, features artists engaged in creating work in a variety of mediums. See Art Gallery (Programs & Events) for current exhibit information.
This wildly quirky memoir of facing down his ferocious Tourette's tics follows Hanagarne, the son of a gold miner, from a bookish Mormon upbringing in Moab, Utah, to becoming a six-foot-four kettlebell-lifting librarian in Salt Lake City.
In this thrilling new history, Edsel describes the valiant Allied efforts to safeguard the great cultural treasures of Italy The story focuses on three groups: the British and American scholars who form the Allies' Monuments, Fine Art and Archive (MFAA) team tasked with finding and protecting priceless stolen artworks; the Vatican clergy and museum directors responsible for the safety of their own collections; and the Nazis who coveted Italy's Titians and da Vincis.
