CONNECTICUT ART GALLERIES

Connecticut Art Galleries and Art Guide - A comprehensive resource for exploring fine art galleries, museums, artists, and art services in Connecticut. Discover a wide range of contemporary and traditional art, including painting, sculpture, photography, prints, and glass. The guide also features recommended exhibitions and highlights standout shows and galleries. Whether you're a collector or simply enjoy the arts, this guide is an excellent starting point for discovering and learning about art in Connecticut.

Art-Collecting.com offers easy-to-use gallery guides and art resources online. Our guides help you quickly find and view art exhibitions, whether you're checking in on a favorite gallery or discovering new ones. Think of us as a virtual art walk. If you travel, we're a great art resource wherever you go. Click on "Gallery Guides" above to explore guides for every state and the major art cities. Be sure to browse the site for more helpful art-related info.

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Spectrum Art Gallery and Store

The gallery showcases painting, mixed media, sculpture and photography, and the Artisans Store offers one-of-a-kind gifts for all occasions: fabric, glass, pottery, jewelry and more. Spectrum is a nonprofit organization whose mission includes providing opportunities for emerging and established artists to display and sell their work. Exhibits change every 5-7 weeks and include free events such as artist demos, talks, workshops and family days. Wed-Sat (Noon-6pm) and Sun (Noon-5pm). Location: 61 Main Street, Centerbrook, CT 06409, telephone: 860-767-0742, website: https://spectrumartgallery.org/

Barker Animation Art Gallery (Cheshire)
Cooper & Smith Gallery (Essex)
Don Barese Fine Art & Antiques (Hamden)
The Gallery at Still River Editions (Danbury)
Geary Gallery (Darien)
George Billis Gallery (Fairfield)
G-Town Arts (Georgetown / Redding)
Stagecoach Gallery (Granby)
Thomas Colville Fine Art (Guilford)
Wesleyan Potters (Middletown)
ART ORGANIZATIONS AND OTHER ART The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum (Ridgefield)
The Barnum Museum (Bridgeport)
The Benton Museum (U of CT, Storrs)
Brookfield Craft Center (Brookfield)
Davidson Art Center (Wesleyan University, Middletown)
The Farmington Valley Arts Center (Avon)
Five Points Gallery - Center for Visual Arts (Torrington)
The Gallery at the Visual & Performing Art Center (Western CT, Danbury)
The Glass House (New Canaan)
Griffis Art Center (New London)
Guilford Art Center (Guilford)
Hill-Stead Museum (Farmington)
Housatonic Museum of Art (Bridgeport)
Hygienic Art Galleries (New London)
Lyman Allyn Art Museum (New London)
The Mercy Gallery (Loomis Chaffee, Windsor)
Mashantucket Pequot Museum (Mashantucket)
Mattatuck Museum (Waterbury)
New Britain Museum of American Art (New Britain)
Norwich Arts Center (Norwich)
Ridgefield Guild of Artist (Ridgefield)
Rowayton Arts Center (Rowayton)
Silvermine Arts Center (New Canaan)
Slater Memorial Museum (Norwich Free Acadamy, Norwich)
Spectrum Art Gallery & Artisan Store (Centerbrook)
Tremaine Art Gallery (Hotchkiss, Lakeville)
Washington Art Association & Gallery (Washington Depot)

Art-Collecting.com offers easy-to-use gallery guides and art resources designed to help you explore exhibitions, discover new galleries, and stay connected to the art world. Think of our guides as a virtual art walk—whether you're visiting a favorite gallery or exploring a new city.

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