Art lovers throughout New England interact with artists and learn about their works through special programs throughout the year offered by the Hartford Art School galleries.
The Hartford Art School Galleries includes the Joseloff Gallery, the Donald and Linda Silpe Gallery, Kaman Print Study Center, and Art on Campus. These exhibition spaces inspire our community year-round, and engage with students daily through creative visual experiences.
June 17–25, 2022
The graduating cohort of international artists, weave their professions, passions, and beliefs into their final artwork. Each artist offers their own story of what creative ideas and processes pulled them, pushed them, and sustained them to generate thoughtful, meaningful, and important work.
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A triple threat is a person in a particular field who exhibits three skills that are necessary to excel. This graduating cohort of three women - Twila Farmer, Laura Salafia, and Marci Senders - showcase three unique artistic styles as a culmination of a two-year journey of growth they committed to at the start of the pandemic. Each artist worked to strengthen their skills and further their knowledge as illustrators to create the narratives seen in this exhibit, while embracing each other as resources. Thus, representing a triple threat individually and collectively.
Triple Threat will be on display at the Joseloff Gallery at the Hartford Art School from July 12–22, 2022 from 1-5 p.m., with a closing reception on Friday, July 22 from 6–9 p.m.
Each year, the Joseloff gallery program presents a wide range of exhibitions and related programming. From traveling exhibitions of national and international significance to shows featuring the work of current students, faculty, and alumni, the gallery program strives to offer a dynamic schedule of interdisciplinary visual experiences.
Recent exhibitions have featured the works of Mark Dion, Marina Abramovic, Tracy Emin, Kelly Mark, Natalie Waldburger, and Keith Sonnier.
Madeline Jacobsen, Through the Greenhouse (Painting)
Sarah Baillargeon, See Your Future in Advance (Ink)
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Steven Young Lee has been the resident artist director of the Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts in Helena, Montana since 2006. He is represented by the Duane Reed Gallery, Ferrin Contemporary and The Archie Bray Foundation Gallery. His work has been collected by the Smithsonian Museum, the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art, the Four Seasons Hotel in Seoul, Korea, as well as many private collections.