Art in the Windows of Downtown Torrington
Alyssa Archambault • July 23, 2020
NWCT Arts Council's Art in the Windows Project is Up in Downtown Torrington!
Several posters featuring artists from the NWCT area are up in the windows of Michaels, the Warner Theatre's box office, and the Allen Building! The aim of this project is to feature local artists while bringing some life and color to downtown Torrington!
Listed below are the artists featured in this round of the Art in the Windows project!
- Kent Madia, Torrington, @itsyourboykent
- Laurel Archambault, Torrington, http://laurelarchambault.wixsite.com/artist
- Maddie Stenson, Torrington, www.madelinestenson.com, @madelinestensonart
- DJ Stenson, Torrington, www.djstensonart.com, @moonlitautumn67
- Eric Hammer, Torrington, eric-hammer.com
- Susan Rood, New Hartford, www.susanrood.wordpress.com, @susanroodarts
- Pat Damiani, Goshen, @patdamiani
- Cyd Gorman, Barkhamsted, www.kritterkams.com
- Caylin Jensen, Litchfield, www.caylinjensen.com, @caylinjensen
- Paul Kulikowski, Burlington, http://pkulik1000.wixsite.com/paul-kulikowski-art
- Ash Royer, Thomaston, @aa_artprints
Due to the success of the first installment, the NWCT Arts Council is doing another call for artists for Art in the Windows posters! Follow us on social media for updates!
Submit Your Artwork Here
NWCT Art's Council's Instagram
NWCT Arts Council's Facebook
Guidelines:
- Artists must live/work in Northwest CT to qualify.
- The cost is $35 per artist for a 24"x36" poster.
- Once we create a proof of the poster for your approval, you can pay via check or PayPal.
- Please send a high resolution image (24" W x 30" H, 300dpi) to intern@artsnwct.org. (If the file is large, please send via WeTransfer.com).
- Please send: your name, title of piece, size, medium, your hometown, your website URL, and your social media handle.
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