G-Town Arts & Cultural Center is pleased to present Summer Love, a tenth anniversary exhibition bringing together 86 artists who have shaped the gallery's program since its founding in 2016. The exhibition opens June 20 with a public reception from 4 to 6 PM and remains on view through July 25, 2026.
Summer Love is exactly what it sounds like — a summer gathering, and ten years of love for the art, the artists, and the community that keeps showing up. The exhibition is less a retrospective than a taking stock: of what a decade of genuine commitment to artists actually produces, and where it points next. As the work evolves, we fold it into the conversation and bring it to you, our community.
The exhibition spans painting, sculpture, installation, photography, and works on paper. What organizes it is not medium but relationship — this gallery has always been a space for meaningful relationships and the stories that build around the vital arts. Georgetown sits at the corner of Redding, Wilton, Weston, and Ridgefield. People walk through the door and say: I didn't know I could find this here. That is the whole point. Eighty-six artists. One gallery. Ten years. We do a lot with a little, and we always have.
Ten years in. The next chapter starts here.
Summer Love features works by:
Joe Amrhein, Fern Apfel, Mary Bailey, Cat Balco, Nicholas Battis, Marion Belanger, Nelleke Beltjens, Nicholas Blair, Jeanne Ciravolo, Kathy Coe, Cynthia Cooper, Vincent Dion, Bruce Dunbar, Julie Durkin Marty, Camille Eskell, Heide Follin, Joseph Fucigna, Ed Gendron, Daisy Gesualdi, Dave Gesualdi, Cadence Giersbach, Leslie Giuliani, James Grashow, Diana Gubbay, Deborah Hesse, Elizabeth Insogna, Sue Johnson, Frank Kara, Bob Keating, Zachary Keeting, Jenny Kemp, Katherine Keltner, Brigid Kennedy, Anthony Kirk, Benjamin Klein, Richard Klein, Phil Knoll, Jim Kroupa, Will Kurtz, Katerina Lanfranco, Margaret Lanzetta, Stephen Maine, Dan Makara, Sascha Mallon, Sabrina Marques, Maria Markham, Robert Mars, Bob Marty, Janice Mauro, Kele McComsey, Margaret McCann, Ann McRae, Robert Lee Morris, Cecilia Moy Fradet, Piet Mura, Sue Muskat, Rob Nadeau, Kristin O'Callaghan, John O'Connor, Jeff Ostergren, Craig Peyton, Michele Riche, Margaret Roleke, Sue Rollins, Alyse Rosner, Toby Rosser, Cindy Ruskin, Mark Savoia, Suzanna Schlemm, Andrew Schwartz, Russell Steinert, Enne Tesse, Brooke Toczylowski, Mathew Tucker, Rita Valley, Sally Van Doren, Catherine Vanaria, Lydia Viscardi, Virginia Wagner, Sarah Walker, Rosanne Walsh, Lisa Warren, Laura Watt, Anna Webersen, Julia Whitney Barnes, and Cathy Wysocki.
About Georgetown Arts & Cultural Center Georgetown Arts & Cultural Center (G-Town Arts) is a contemporary art gallery and project space located in Georgetown, Connecticut, dedicated to exploring the diverse practices of both emerging and established artists, locally and internationally. Founded in 2016, the center presents exhibitions, performances, artist talks, and screenings that foster creative community and promote meaningful cultural dialogue. Gallery hours: Saturdays 11-4 and by appointment. The gallery is closed for the month of August.
