Farmington Community Library: Art in Our Library
A District Library serving the communities of Farmington / Farmington Hills in Southeastern Michigan

Acrylic Bas-Relief by Dan Ackerman in Memory of Lois Vagnozzi (Main Branch Circulation Area, on Wall above the Self-Checkout Counter)

Ceramic Tile Fireplace by John Glick in Memory of Gisela McCabe, Library Trustee (Main Branch Fiction Room)

Detail of Ceramic Tile Fireplace by John Glick in Memory of Gisela McCabe, Library Trustee (Main Branch Fiction Room)

Plaque dedicating the John Glick Fireplace to the Memory of Gisela McCabe, Library Trustee

The Humoresque Sculpture Fountain was created in 1924 as a bronze water pixie by Harriet Whitney Frishmuth, who studied under Auguste Rodin (1840-1917). Originally part of the Max Fisher estate on Grosse Ile, Humoresque was purchased by Dr. Allen Ziegler, the founder of Botsford Hospital, and donated to the City of Farmington Hills as a memorial for his son in the mid-1970s. (Main Branch Entrance)

Kinetic Mobile by Len Pershin
in Honor of Ernest E. Sauter, Trustee Emeritus
Appointed to the Library Boad of Trustees 1964
and Served until His Death in 2007
Main Branch Fiction Room

in Honor of Ernest E. Sauter, Trustee Emeritus
Appointed to the Library Boad of Trustees 1964
and Served until His Death in 2007
Main Branch Fiction Room
Farmington Community Library

Main Branch Foyer

Another View of Life with Humor by Jerom Soble
Main Branch Foyer

Marilyn T. Manilla Memorial Mural at the Entrance to the Farmington Branch Children's Room by Milestone Creative Scenic Artists

This seating sculpture is located along the Creek bank on the South Side of the Main Branch.

The Triptych: Metamorphosis by Kegham Tazian is on the South Wall of the Main Branch Nonfiction Room

On the wall behind the Circulation Desk of the Farmington Branch, created by Allen Moran from the Bowerston Shale Company, Hanover Ohio.

The Woodland HillsCast Aluminum Bas-Relief measure six feet by thirty feet, created by Matthews Bronze International, and is based on a series on panoramic shots of woodland Hills Park, with characters from favorite Childrens' stories added.

The World of Knowledge Tree Scultupre by Kegham Tazian is
in Memory of Patricia Bacon and Norma Murman
Entrance to Main Library