2023 Plein Air Exhibition
The HAL Board invites HAL members and friends to send photos of THREE paintings done during the 2023 Plein Air season. We know some delightful work was created (and is still being created during these lovely fall days), and we would like to give others a chance to see what our group produced. There is no entry fee for fully paid 2023-24 members, and a $10 fee for non-members (for up to 3 paintings). Complete the online registration form ( https://forms.gle/9By9bn5U8yTcKdx5A ) and upload a digital image of each work(s) into the form by Sunday, October 8th. The virtual plein air exhibit will go live on the website before the end of October
2023 Exhibition in The Barn
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July 27-30, 2023 was HAL's first exhibition in the beautiful setting of the Eli Whitney Barn. Over 60 local artists registered to show approximately 100 pieces of art, which included oils, acrylics, graphics, watercolors, pastels, collage, printmaking, fabric art, and 3D art. The public reception was July 29th and featured the music of Frank Lind. Frank Lind, is a solo singer acoustic guitar player from Hamden, playing locally and throughout Connecticut since 1991. For more information about Frank see https://www.trlind.com/.
A recent summary of the exhibition by Lucy Gellman of the Arts Council of Greater New Haven can be found HERE. |
2023 Spring Exhibition
On April 5th, HAL’s Spring (formerly Goldenbells) Art Exhibit opened at the Hamden Senior Center. Eighty (80) paintings will be displayed until May 2nd. Please click here for the catalog.
Regional painter and artist, Bill Meddick, was the judge. The following artists and paintings were recognized with awards. We thank the individuals and groups who made these prizes possible.
Regional painter and artist, Bill Meddick, was the judge. The following artists and paintings were recognized with awards. We thank the individuals and groups who made these prizes possible.
2022 Winter Exhibition
On December 7th, HAL’s Winter (formerly Silverbells) Art Exhibit opened at the Hamden Senior Center. Nearly 70 paintings were displayed until January 3rd.
Well-respected Connecticut printmaker and teacher Margot Rocklen was the judge. The following artists and paintings were recognized with awards. We thank the individuals and groups who made these prizes possible.
Well-respected Connecticut printmaker and teacher Margot Rocklen was the judge. The following artists and paintings were recognized with awards. We thank the individuals and groups who made these prizes possible.
