Sarah Hahne is a local printmaker, painter, and the latest artist to be featured in our ongoing exhibition series Local Art @ EPL. Her show – titled A New Practice – is currently on display on the 2nd floor of EPL’s Main Library and reuses carpet tread, plastic, and even window screens to create quilt-like works that explore our “conflicted relationship… with our environment and the resulting disconnect with our core selves.” You can catch A New Practice through the end of September, and after that, you can learn more about Ms. Hahne’s work by visiting her website. We recently spoke with Ms. Hahne via email about her “first language,” her creative process, Woman Made Gallery, and public art.
We are thrilled to introduce painter and printmaker Sarah Hahne as the next featured artist in our ongoing exhibition series Local Art @ EPL. Throughout September, her exceptional collection A New Practice will be on display on the 2nd floor of EPL’s Main Library. Based on her “personal geometry” of flat pattern and texture, Hahne reuses carpet tread, plastic, and even window screens in quilt-like works that explore our “conflicted relationship… with our environment and the resulting disconnect with our core selves.” You can learn more about Ms. Hahne’s art by visiting