photo by Betty Holcomb
Our Council Members
Rob DeBartolo, President
Pam Carlson, Vice President
Bob Gantner, Treasurer
Nancy King, Secretary
John Berube
Kay Brigante
Peggy Price
Joanne Ryan
Judith Saunders
Administrative Director
Lesley Braren
Essex Art Association - 10 North Main Street - Essex, CT 06426
From Traditional to Cutting Edge
www.EssexArtAssociation.com EssexArtCt@gmail.com
We welcome you to walk through our purple door into our beautiful bright yellow building and become a part of this vital and growing community art orgainization. Join us as an artist, art supporter, lover of art.
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Valley Railroad Show
Opening November 8 ends December 30
“Images of the Essex Steam Train &
Riverboat”
Special Art Show sponsored by the
The Valley Railroad Company, Essex, CT
In collaboration with
Essex Art Association Members.
Location:
Oliver O. Jensen Gallery (the River Valley Junction building)
The Valley Railroad Company, Essex, CT.
1 Railroad Avenue, Essex, CT.
Reception: Friday November 8, 2013 5 to 8 pm
Exhibit Runs: November 9—December 29, 2013
Open during EST&R operating hours
Check the website for details
www.essexsteamtrain.com/schedule.html
EssexArtCt@gmail.com www.EssexArtAssociation.com
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Chili Cheap & Chilly
Saturday December 7, 2013 10am-4pm
All original artwork under $200.00
Essex Art Association 10 North Main Street Essex, CT 06426
860-767-8996 www.essexartassociation.com essexartct@gmail.com
Welcome to the Essex Art Association
The Essex Art Association was established in 1946 by a group of nationally recognized avant-garde Connecticut artists who had experienced difficulty finding acceptance in the area's established art associations.
Today, the EAA continues to provide opportunities for young talent, students, amateurs, and professional artists, and a venue for displaying and selling their work. As a non-profit organization, the EAA strives to promote art appreciation and artist's recognition in the communities that we serve.
The Association's first home was a barn off the main square in Essex. Its present quarters, built circa 1837, functioned originally as a meeting house and later as the principal schoolhouse in Essex. The building still retains its historic charm and makes a wonderful setting for exhibiting fine art. Visit us today and see how the arts are flourishing in Connecticut