GLT Art Show: Celebrating New England's Natural Beauty Nov. 7 - Dec. 8, 2024
2024 GLT Art Show Accepted Works
The Granby Land Trust thanks all of you who entered your work in the 2024 Celebrating New England’s Natural Beauty Juried Art Show. This annual show has become very popular, and with only so much wall space, our juror had to be very selective. We congratulate all of you whose work has been accepted into the show, and we thank each and every one of you for entering. We are so impressed by your talent.
2024 Accepted Works
Thomas Adkins, View of Mount Mansfield
Thomas Adkins, Snowfields
Alexander Anisimov, Dismal Brook Waters
Del-Bourree Bach, Woodland Rest
Sarah Baskin, Little Blue Dinghy
Serena Bates, Shoofly
Paul Beebe, Morning at Castle Hill
Paul Beebe, Autumn in Connecticut
Michael Bentley, Small Visitor
Marianne Berman, Birds of a Feather
Joseph Burger, Another Season's Promise
Barbara Butterworth, Early Spring at Meigs Point
Diane Cadrain, The Mushroom Barn at Auer Farm
Avis Cherichetti, Fledgling
Kristen Cormier, Moon Bath
Beverly Corriveau, My Lupine
Elizabeth Lazeren Daglio, Dismal Brook on Horseback
Rick Daskam, Trailing Yew Laundry #20
Violet Davenport, Pegasus
Suzanne DiSessa, River Walk
Suzanne DiSessa, Worthington Vista
Bernard Duffy, A Day at Mystic
Roger Duffy, Isaiah 61:4
Roger Duffy, 1 Kings 19:7-9
Laura Eden, Monuments of Time
Laura Eden, Tumbling Rugosas
Catherine Elliott, Autumn Moon
Lorraine Ficara, A Time to Mellow
Stephen Gerling, Winter's Coming - Nightingale Brook
Stephen Gerling, September in Maine
Carole Hartwell, Kent Falls in the Mist
Pam Jones, Creamer Pond at Dismal Brook
Pam Jones, Meadow
Rick Kirschbaum, Rock Candy
Jim Laurino, Sunflowers - Farmington Flats
Jim Laurino, Holcomb Hill View
Victor Leger, Heublein Tower
Victor Leger, The Case for Subjectivity
Deborah Leonard, Queen of the Meadow
Stephen Linde, Misty Moonlight
Kristin Long, Tulmeadow Farm, Twilight
Sara Lopresti, Campbell Falls
Ellen Maniatty, Garden's Splendor
Elizabeth Maniatty, Safe Harbor
Sally Sargent Markey, The Edge of the Pond
Nina Mascetti Ritson, Adirondack Chairs
George Mattingly, East Branch Salmon Brook
Loretta Medeiros, Dry Dock
Judith Meyers, Between a Rock and a Hard Place
Roger Niland, Willard's Island
Roger Niland, Good Morning
Leif Nilsson, Inner Light Old Saybrook
Heather Palmer, Serenity
Maggie Percival, Pumpkin Patch
Lori Rapuano, Granby Barn
Will Rice, Creamer Pond Reflections
Scott Rhoades, My Front Yard
Margaret Schuster, The Falls
Margaret Schuster, Winter Song
J. Elaine Senack, Autumn Reflections
Blanche Serban, On The Road: Wilcox House
Blanche Serban, The Horse Barn, plein air
Donna Jean Shaw, Hidden Creatures
Cindy Shaw, Red Barn
Cindy Shaw, Whisper Song
Don Shaw, Jr., North Marsh Autumn
William Simpson, Fish Dream
William Simpson, I Dreamt the Salmon Were Back
Matthew Spahn, Granby Bear
John Starinovich, The Blooming
John Stevenson, To The Top
Lucia Sullivan, Becket Arts Hillside
Gene Suponski, Strata at Pemaquid, ME
David Tefft, Cape Cod #1
Lisa Tellier, Wind on the Water
Lynn Wrona, Nor'Easter
Lynn Wrona, Mill Falls
Raye Ann Yankauskas, Stevenson Field
As a reminder, declined works can be picked up:
- Thursday, November 7, from 4:00 to 5:00 pm sharp. (We’re sorry, but we cannot make exceptions. Please understand that we are very busy that evening and will have to shift our attention to the Show Opening at 5:00.)
- Friday, November 8, from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm
Accepted works can be picked up:
Sunday, December 8, 2:00 to 5:00 pm
Our Annual Art Show
Each fall, the Granby Land Trust and the Granby Artists Association work together to host a juried art show that celebrates the splendor of nature and highights the importance of land conservation. The Celebrating New England's Natural Beauty Art Show brings together some of the region's the finest artists, all of whom draw inspiration from the beauty of the natural world. The show is held at the Lost Acres Vineyard in North Granby -- a spectacular setting for showcasing art inspired by nature.
This year's show (our 17th!) will open on November 7. Art lovers, nature lovers, wine lovers, and everyone else who enjoys a lovely night out, mark your calendars for Opening Night on Thursday, November 7, from 5-8 pm, and then any weekend through December 8, during Lost Acres Vineyard hours (Fridays and Saturdays 12-6 pm, Sundays 12-5 pm). All art will be available for purchase, with a portion of sales benefiting the Granby Land Trust. Join us as we celebrate New England’s natural beauty.
December view of the North Marsh on the GLT’s Dismal Brook Wildlife Preserve in North Granby. The Dismal Brook Wildlife Preserve on Loomis Street is open dawn to dusk daily.
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On Wednesday, December 18, join GLT Board Member Leslie Judge for a walk 🥾 on the GLT’s spectacular Dismal Brook Wildlife Preserve in North Granby. Get some fresh air and exercise and connect with nature and with others.
🗓️Date: Wednesday, December 18
📍Location: GLT’s Dismal Brook Wildlife Preserve
⏱️Time: 8:30-10AM
Wear comfortable/hiking shoes. No need to RSVP, just join us. No dogs, please. Meet in the Dismal Brook Wildlife Preserve parking lot (253 Loomis Street, North Granby).
#WinterHike #NewEngland #GLTDismalBrookWildlifePreserve #DismalBrookWildlifePreserve #NorthGranbyCT #WestGranby #GranbyCT #LoveYourCTLandTrust #MyHappyPlace #Land4All #LandTrust #GranbyLandTrust
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Nature’s beauty on display: frosted leaves on a wintery day earlier this month on the GLT’s Dismal Brook Wildlife Preserve in North Granby. Photo by GLT Board Member Leslie Judge. The Dismal Brook Wildlife Preserve on Loomis Street is open dawn to dusk daily.
#NaturesBeauty #GLTDismalBrookWildlifePreserve #DismalBrookWildlifePreserve #NorthGranbyCT #WestGranby #GranbyCT #LoveYourCTLandTrust #MyHappyPlace #Land4All #LandTrust #GranbyLandTrust
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