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
First Impressions & Congratulations Through March 11, 2021 Sean Murtha, April Shore, oil
This year we enjoyed the great outdoors for a way to gather safely for classes and monitored sessions.
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
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J Elaine Senack, My Darling Clementine, acrylic
Presenting Sponsor for First Impressions and Congratulations:
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We welcome our newest Elected Artists with a show all their own in the Goodman Gallery.
Congratulations to:
Michael Centrella
Jacqueline Jones
Len Swec
Susan Termyn
Richard Sweeny, Turners Falls Mills, oil
The Connecticut River Museum in Essex, Ct, is collaborating with Lyme Art Association on a topical exhibition titled "Hands on the Land: Art & the Environment in the Connecticut River Valley."
Members of the Lyme Art Association are asked to submit work related to this theme. For more information on this show, click here.
Artwork does not have to contain historical content but should interpret concepts of change, impact, inspiration, reflection, or other vision of “man’s hand on the land.”
RESCHEDULED VIRTUAL GALLERY TALK
Amy Kurtz Lansing, Curator at the Florence Griswold Museum, is speaking on the Centennial of the Lyme Art Association on January 27th from 11 am - 12 pm. To register for this virtual event presented by the Florence Griswold Museum, please contact David Rau: david@flogris.org.
The Lyme Art Association celebrates the 100th anniversary of the gallery in 2021. You can learn about the Association's rich history and connection with the Lyme Art Colony and Florence Griswold by exploring the fabulous exhibit at the Florence Griswold Museum celebrating our centennial. The Museum has assembled works from the artists who presented work in the 1921 inaugural exhibit in the gallery and presented them with informational signage that touches on the connection and importance of each artist to the original colony and to the new Lyme Art Association. You can visit the exhibit at the Florence Griswold Museum in person (reservations are required due to COVID) or virtually by touring the show on-line.
Visit the Lyme Art Association Centennial Exhibit at the Florence Griswold Museum's website here.
Gallery: Wednesday – Sunday
10 am – 5 pm and by appointment
Office: Monday – Friday 10am – 5pm
With support from the Department of Economic and Community Development, Connecticut Office of the Arts, which also receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
