Lisa J. Macha of Westfield will have her work on display during February 2026. (Photo provided)
Rotating exhibits to feature local artists all year long
The Westfield Library Foundation (WLF), in partnership with the Westfield Washington Public Library (WWPL), has announced the 2026 lineup for the Michael and Karen Heaton Art Gallery Wall.
Launched this year, the gallery wall features artwork in high-traffic areas throughout the library, including near the Rivet Café, along the Atrium staircase, and beside the elevator. The series is designed to highlight a range of artistic styles and mediums, from photography and painting to mixed media.
“I’m so excited to share my work, especially pieces from my Underground Railroad series, with the Westfield community,” Westfield artist Lisa J. Macha said. “I’m truly grateful for the opportunity to give back by preserving history and telling stories through my artwork.”
The 2026 Michael and Karen Heaton Art Gallery Wall schedule includes:
- January: Chris Winberg, Westfield (Acrylic)
- February: Lisa J. Macha, Westfield (Oil and Acrylic)
- March: Westfield Washington Schools (Mixed Media)
- April: Bill Howell, Noblesville (Photography) and the late Mike Sams, Sheridan (Photography)
- May: Mary Pham, Westfield (Oil) and Donghui Lim, Westfield (Watercolor, Oil, and Pastel)
- June: Paul Santellana, Westfield (Wood Art)
- July: Sandra Svoboda-Smith, Westfield (Oil)
- August: Carla Allgeier, Noblesville (Watercolor)
- September: Hispanic Heritage Month (artists to be chosen at a later date)
- October: Elaine C. Wolfe, Westfield (Watercolor)
- November: Heather Ray Boelke, Westfield (Watercolor, Mixed Media)
- December: Peter Konshak, Indianapolis (Photography) and Joe Akers, Westfield (Photography)
Downey
“Displaying art in our library gives residents a chance to discover local artists, spark creativity, and even learn a bit about our community’s history,” WLF Executive Director Erin Downey. “Many of the pieces are also available for purchase for anyone who wants to bring home something they love.”
Residents are invited to view the exhibits during regular library hours at the Westfield Washington Public Library. For more information about the Westfield Library Foundation please visit WestfieldLibraryFoundation.com.