August 2004:  Nancy Erwin Watercolors.

July 2004:  The exotic art of Ken Southwick, Carthage, Missouri. 

June 2004: Local artist Bill Meeker’s abstract works stippled in permanent and watercolor markers, inspired by the seven chakras of tantric yoga.

May 2004:  The Post Library celebrates National Historic Preservation Week by kicking off a month-long exhibit featuring one of Joplin’s oldest businesses, the Osborn Paper Company.  

April 2004:  Paintings by Randy King.

March 2004:  Oil Paintings and Etchings by Kyle McKenzie, Missouri Southern State University student.  

February 2004:  Skip Smith Graphic Art.  In celebration of Black History Month, this month's exhibit features the exquisitely-detailed pastel and graphite work of Skip Smith of Parsons, Kansas.

October 20 - November 30, 2003:  Tammy Lin Cady, "Black and White" Exhibit.  Works by Missouri Southern State University graphic design major Tammy Cady.

September 2003:  Paintings by Jacqueline Golden, Associate Professor of Art at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.   

August 2003:  The Works of Skip Smith, artist, Parsons, Kansas, featuring drawings, prints, and paintings.

July 2003:  Chad Stangl Sculptures, Missouri Southern State University graduate who is continuing his art education at the University of Illinois-Urbana.  

June 2003:  Denver Gargoyles Photographs, by Samantha Warhol.

May 2003:  Pottery by Jo Mueller, Joplin artist Jo Mueller's stoneware and porcelain work.   

April 2003:  Gerald Johnson.  Joplin native Gerald Johnson's pieces include a corrugated cardboard construction, enamel on plexiglass works, and paintings on canvas.

March 2003:  Kim Kissel Pottery.  Joplin artist Kim Kissel's stoneware and porcelain pottery.

February 2003:  Jane Kleindl Tribute to the Poems of Langston Hughes.  Joplin artist Jane Kleindl's exhibit features artwork inspired by the poetry of Langston Hughes.  

January 2003:  Scott Ogle Exhibit: Hand-Forged Iron Art.  Scott Ogle of Carthage is an artist who works in an unusual medium--iron. Using a hammer and anvil, he creates unique pieces of metal art inspired by the beauty of nature. 

December 2002:  "Dolly Has an Old-Fashioned Christmas." Come see Dawn Brady's collection of antique German bisque dolls and her hand-made scherenschnitte works.  (Scherenschnitte is a traditional German folk art involving intricately-cut paper designs.)
The Post Library will be decorated with the antique Christmas ornaments that the Post family once used to decorate their home.

November 2002:  Jim Mueller Retrospective, featuring nature photography by the late Joplin environmentalist, activist, and photographer.