April Brings Altered Books to Marshall Library
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POCATELLO — The second floor display cases of Marshall Public Library might look a little like Sid’s toys from the Disney Pixar’s “Toy Story”, but altered books are more than tortured playthings.
For the month of April, the library will showcase the artistic works of works of Cynthia Johnson. Using a variety of objects and techniques, Johnson has created a visually stunning display featuring altered book as an art form.
The exhibits are free and open to the public. For information, call the Library at (208) 232-1263 extension 106.