At the Saline Public Library today, Gaines and I hung my show, Color Therapy. My pix are not great, but you've seen these pieces before.

Two framed sunflowers hang above the desk. I know it's too dark, but they look better in person.

Sunflowers hang just past the front desk.

Dolls are on top of the shelves by the entrance.

Spinners hang above the shelves at the entrance to kids and teen rooms.

The message wall has Guadalupes.

These showcases are right by the front door.

In the copy room.

The long copier wall.

These are in the quiet room and computer room.

These are in the computer rooms.

These are in the study rooms. They are straighter than they look here.

This is Rick, my webmaster and heart. He can do it. See the evidence at http://www.katcampau.com/.

This , and the following ones, was taken at the show opening, Color Therapy.
My family, including my first two works of art, Jennifer and Rebecca. And all their little ones.

A snow sculpture of a cat with knitting, near the entrance. A local man made this for me, I'll get his name. I was delighted, and so were my grandkids.

We have bags of fun together, the Baguettes, Deb, Julie, me and Gail. More than just a loaf of french bread.

A couple of troublemakers, they run with scissors, Mary and Lynn.

The crowd from the front door.

A view from the steps.

Two of my best friends, Sandy and Margie, the hostess of our delight.

My wonderful violinist, Madeline. She played beautifully, and gave the place the ambiance we enjoyed.

TONIGHT IS THE OPENING! Be there, or be square. 7 to 9 at 212 Arts, in Saline, 212 W. Michigan Ave. If you miss it, go to my website, www.katcampau.com, look under 212 Art Exhibit.