Explore the freedom of abstract art.
Abstract art is a visual expression that focuses on emotion, energy, colour and shape. Experiment with materials and ideas, using patterns, motion and texture to communicate mood or ideas without creating a literal image.
Work independently or follow a series of optional prompts. Perfect for anyone who wants to explore art in a judgment-free environment.
The Ancaster Branch first opened in 1955. The branch moved several times over the following decade. The library arrived at its current location on Wilson Street in 1967 as a Centennial project. Completely renovated in 2006, the branch offers materials and programming for children, teens and adults.
