“Shapes of Censorship” at Central Branch

This week’s pick is Shapes of Censorship, an exhibit by Iranian-Canadian artist Pegah Resalatpanah, now on display at Richmond Hill Public Library’s Central Branch.

Through abstraction, distortion, and omission, the exhibit explores how artists communicate when expression is restricted — and how absence, erasure, and cultural identity can carry meaning on their own. It’s a thoughtful local stop for anyone interested in art, politics, memory, or the immigrant experience.

The exhibit runs until July 26 at the Central Branch. A good reason to drop by the library, slow down, and spend a few minutes with work that asks more than it answers.