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Ditch the screen and head to the museum: here are five events along the CT Art Trail
TinaMarie Craven
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The iconic Florence Griswold Museum will host a CT Open House online offering rare views seen only online.Sean FlynnShow MoreShow Less
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Brushes for applying ink in the Helen Frankenthaler Printmaking Cottage at The Center for Contemporary Printmaking.Alex von Kleydorff / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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Art is better in person there, I said it. While it’s wonderful that museums and galleries have made art more accessible through their online exhibitions during the pandemic, it just isn’t the same as viewing it up close and personal.
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Ditch the screen and head to the museum: here are five events along the CT Art Trail
TinaMarie Craven
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Learn how to care for farm animals at Farmer for the Evening on April 29 at the Stamford Museum & Nature Center.Stamford Museum & Nature Center / Contributed photo /Show MoreShow Less
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The European art galleries in the Morgan building at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Hartford.Wadsworth Atheneum /Show MoreShow Less
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Brushes for applying ink in the Helen Frankenthaler Printmaking Cottage at The Center for Contemporary Printmaking.Alex von Kleydorff / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
Fairfield U. museum gets transformative art donation
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Maine House from Garden, 92-7, 1992, oil on canvas, Stephen PaceCourtesy of Fairfield University Art Museum, Gift of the Stephen and Palmina Pace FoundationShow MoreShow Less
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Watching, 69-04, 1969, oil on canvas, Stephen PaceCourtesy of Fairfield University Art Museum, Gift of the Stephen and Palmina Pace FoundationShow MoreShow Less
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Wild Horses (96-6) 1996, oil on canvas, by Stephen Pace.Courtesy of the Fairfield University Art Museum, Gift of the Stephen and Palmina Pace FoundationShow MoreShow Less
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Stephen Pace dedicated his life to growing as an artist. The Missouri native began painting at 17 and worked right up until the day he died at age 91, said Cathy Claman, president of the New York-based Stephen and Palmina Pace Foundation.