The Lyme Art Association Presents Four Early Spring Exhibitions

  • OLD LYME, Connecticut
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  • February 28, 2014

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Joan Wallace, Still Life with White Vase, oil, 12 x 16
Dennis Sirrine, Waterways, oil, 30 x 40
Sadie Devore, Dinghy, Etching

Four new exhibitions, each with a different theme, will be on view in the Lyme Art Association’s beautiful historic galleries from February 28 through April 12.  Nocturne: Images of the Night; Holding Still: An Exhibition of Still Life Work; Pulled and Pressed: Fine Contemporary Prints; A Contemporary Look: Evolving the Representational Tradition run concurrently. An opening reception for all four early spring exhibitions will be held on Friday, March 7 from 5pm to 7pm.

Nocturne features paintings created from dusk ‘till dawn. Holding Still showcases still life paintings by member artists. Pulled and Pressed promises an exciting collection of hand-pulled works showcasing a variety of printmaking techniques by member and invited artists, with the Stonington Printmakers Society as invited special guests. A Contemporary Look is an invitational exhibition of abstracted, yet still representational, work by regional artists.

Nocturne, A Contemporary Look, and Holding Still will be juried by Amy Kurtz Lansing, Curator of the Florence Griswold Museum.  Jane and Derek Allison of Allison Gallery, members of the International Fine Print Dealers Association, will serve as jurors for Pulled and Pressed.

The gala reception for all four exhibitions is free to the public, and will be held on Friday, March 7th from 5pm to 7pm at the LAA, 90 Lyme Street, Old Lyme, Connecticut.
 
About the Lyme Art Association   
 
The Lyme Art Association was founded in 1914 by the American Impressionists and continues the tradition of exhibiting and selling representational artwork by its members and invited artists, as well as offering art instruction and lectures to the community. The Lyme Art Association is located at 90 Lyme Street, Old Lyme, CT, in a building designed by Charles Adams Platt and located within a national historic district. Admission is free with contributions appreciated. Gallery hours are Monday through Saturday, 10am to 5pm, Sunday 1 to 5pm. For more information on exhibitions, purchase of art, art classes, or becoming a member, call (860) 434-7802.

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