Connecticut’s Artists Have Been Hiding in Plain Sight

The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum's inaugural decennial exhibition, featuring 40 Connecticut artists, highlights that significant art often thrives "in plain sight." This showcase of a decade's work reminds emerging women artists that powerful talent isn't exclusive to major art hubs. Your art, made wherever you are, holds immense value. This exhibition validates the importance of cultivating local connections and actively seeking opportunities within your own state or region. It's a powerful message: your unique perspective can gain significant visibility and museum recognition right in your community. — Source: Hyperallergic

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