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District Students Showcase Art at Cook Park Library

Libertyville's library was filled with art lovers and library patrons Wednesday for the opening night of ArtEffects.

By Chi-an Chang
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March 1, 2012

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Meili Tompson, 7, and her sister Luli, 3, imitate Meili's rainbow lion painting above

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Meili Tompson, 7, and her sister Luli, 3, imitate Meili's rainbow lion painting above

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The wall features a collaboration of art works from Libertyville Elementary School District 70 students.

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"This is a win-win, triple win situation, " said Stephen A. Kershner, library director at Cook Memorial Public Library District. Not only did the event bring out art lovers but it also helps showcase the library to potential patrons.

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Highland Middle School student Troy Sanchez, 13, with his art that he called, "having peace on earth."

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Aaron Leverson, 7, and his mom poise before his art of a boat sailing past a lighthouse.

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Adler Park School student Morgan Spaulding, 9, with her painting of the Statue of Liberty. She used the scattered paint technique because "it was cool."

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About this column: This column is dedicated to capturing the visual beauties around Libertyville. Do you want your photos featured in this column? Email your ideas, photos to Chi-an.Chang@Patch.com. Related Topics: Cook Park Library and Libertyville Elementary School District 70