Continuing 100 years of Representational Art for Sale and Exhibition
LAA continues the rich tradition of presenting fine art exhibitions and sales by its artist members
LAA takes great pride in the quality and depth of the studio art classes.
Class emphasis is always on the individual student's creative development and growth
Associate Artists and New Elected Artists (Deborah Quinn-Munson, "Marsh Side", pastel)
Nicholas Salerno, New Hampshire Morning, oil
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Watch for weather closings!
Please watch for weather closings at Region 18 District (Lyme/Old Lyme) schools. Our classes typically follow these closings: if school is closed, morning and afternoon classes are canceled. If school is delayed, morning classes are canceled. If there is an early dismissal, afternoon classes are canceled.
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Please support our Annual Fund with a year-end gift. Your donation will help us stage exceptional exhibitions, present valuable art education classes and workshops, and bring great representational art to our community and into our lives.
For a quiet little town, Old Lyme is packed with art!
During the first two decades of the twentieth century, Old Lyme was the home of a flourishing and prolific art colony, centered on Florence Griswold's boarding house. The Florence Griswold Museum, right next door, has an ongoing exhibit of the Lyme Impressionists - An American Place: The Art Colony at Old Lyme. The Lyme Art Association's story began at Miss Griswold's house - make sure you visit to see this exhibit as well as their beautifully curated and presented special exhibitions.
The University of New Haven’s Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts is just down the street, and also has rotating exhibits of both student and alumni art.
