Rodolfo Marron III has emerged as one of the city’s most exciting young visual artists, his deeply personal work reflecting on his relationships with nature, family, religion, and community. A Charlotte Street Award recipient in 2016, he just completed Art Omi International and Fire Island artist residencies in New York.
 
Marron creates a new collection for the last in a series of Library exhibits commemorating the 20^th anniversary of the Charlotte Street Foundation. 
 
The exhibit is located in Central Library's Genevieve Guldner Gallery. 

The exhibit is co-sponsored by the Charlotte Street Foundation and made possible by a grant from the Enid and Crosby Kemper Foundation, UMB Bank, n.a., Trustee.