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Welcome Artist-in-Residence Diego Sosa

Two multicolor sculptures in a display case. Sculptures created by artist Diego Sosa.

We support and celebrate local art and artists through our Artist-in-Residence program. We’re excited to announce our next Artist-in-Residence, Diego Sosa! Diego will serve as our Artist-in-Residence from October through December 2026. You can check out some of his art on our upper level in the Rick and Sue Detienne Gallery. 

About Diego

Diego Sosa is a multidisciplinary artist who works in ceramics and drawings. His practice in its entirety follows personal experience as it relates to the world around him. He likes to look at his surrounding environment and produce work that reflects his own connections to its ever-changing state. It’s a representation of how his mind’s eye sees change in the world and how the world’s changing state affects his soul.
Artist-in-Residence Diego Sosa resting chin on hand against a dark background.

Diego's Programs

Artist Talk with Artist-in-Residence Diego Sosa

October 8 – 6:30 to 8 pm

Location: Mary Beth Nienhaus Community Meeting Room A
Join us for an Artist Talk with Diego Sosa. He’ll discuss his experience being an artist and the journey he has taken this far, and paths that are possible when pursuing an art career. There will be a question-and-answer session at the end. Enjoy this opportunity to gain insight into what being an artist really means.

Open Studio with Artist-in-Residence Diego Sosa

October 16 – 3 to 5:30 pm; November 13 – 3 to 5:30 pm; December 11 – 3 to 5:30 pm

Location: Vira Stoner Flex Box
Stop into the library for an artist discussion with Diego Sosa as he shows off pieces of work that are in progress next to some finished work. Talk with Diego and discuss all things art-related.

*Critique Club! with Artist-in-Residence Diego Sosa

October 29 – 6 to 8 pm; November 18 – 6 to 8 pm; December 17 – 6 to 8 pm

Location: Mary Beth Nienhaus Community Meeting Rooms A & B
Critique Club is open to teens and adults who are looking for more instruction on their artwork. The goal of this program is to give artists the opportunity to engage in a more professional artist critique, as well as having an educational resource to learn how such critiques function. *Registration is required. Visit our online calendar or call 920-832-6173 to register.

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