Fall 2022

New Members Exhibit

January 12 - February 16

Opening Reception – Saturday, January 14 - 2-4pm

This exhibit welcomes 25 new members into its historic Guild of Artists, which has been a place for artists to gather since 1906 when visionary sculptor Solon Borglum moved to the area and held annual exhibitions in his studio. Formed in 1922, The Silvermine Guild of Artists was incorporated in 1924 as a not-for-proﬁt to provide a permanent and supportive community of artists.

Since that time, Guild membership has grown to over 300 nationally and internationally exhibiting artists. This exhibition offers visitors an opportunity to engage with the newest members of this dynamic community of professional artists and learn about their works.

Leslie Alexander – Old Lyme, CT Kamal Al Mansour – Hampton, VA Susan Barrett – Sleepy Hollow, NY Todd Arsenault – Carlisle, PA

Susan Bradley – Collinsville, CT Christopher Brown – Watertown, CT Phyllis Crowley – New Haven, CT Meghan Cox – Philadelphia, PA Linda Colletta – Redding, CT Deborah Buck – New York, NY

Carmen DeCristo – Brooklyn, NY Tielin Ding – New York, NY Elizabeth Gilﬁlen – Brooklyn, NY Michele Gage – Pound Ridge, NY June Farnham – Ossining, NY Patti Ettinger – Chappaqua, NY

Ning Jia – Woodbridge, CT Natalya Khorover – Mamaroneck, NY Robert Oehl – Hudson, NY Rita Maas – Somers, NY Jason Lipow – Glenmoore, PA Robert Lansden – Norwalk, CT

Carol Paik – Pound Ridge, NY Michael Ricigliano – Locust Valley, NY

Conversations with the Artists – Saturday, January 21 - 2pm

Michael Yamaoka – South Salem, NY Narelle Sissons – New Canaan, CT

School of Art: Instructors Salon

February 25 – March 23

Opening Reception – Saturday, February 25 - 2-4pm

This annual exhibit features work by instructors of the Silvermine School of Art working in a broad range of styles and the artists explorations within their medium.

Tom Matt | Timescapes

February 25 – March 23

Opening Reception – Saturday, February 25 - 2-4pm

Solo exhibition of artist Tom Matt, who creates paintings of his childhood drawings. The work speaks of “time within time” and “passage of time.” The ongoing series was inspired by the pandemic which conjured feelings of fear and resilience from events that Matt thought lay dormant in childhood. The adult and child artist collaborate to process vulnerability and shared strength.

Matt was the recipient of the Board Chair Grand Prize award at Silvermine’s 71st annual A•ONE in 2021. This exhibition is a result of that honor.