In this cold season, this exhibition invites you into a world where color conveys warmth, comfort, and quiet strength. Artwork by Toby Sue Gordon.

Patterns of Self explores the complex nature of identity through the eyes of five diverse artists, each bringing their unique backgrounds and experiences to the forefront. The exhibition weaves together a rich tapestry of personal narratives, where the underlying theme of “pattern” emerges through various mediums—whether painted or constructed. Each piece reflects the individual journey of self-expression, while the recurring motif of pattern serves as a visual metaphor for the ways in which identity is shaped, repeated, and reimagined. Join us for an exploration of selfhood.

Work by artists Erick Vittorino, Moses Salihou, Heidi Hankaniemi, and Ching Ke Lin.

Enter the world of realism through the eyes of three extraordinary artists. Featuring a diverse collection of paintings, this show encourages you to observe the remarkable detail and depth of everyday scenes. We celebrate the beauty of detail, with each canvas relating a unique perspective.

Featured artists: Eileen Eder, Kimberly Meuse, and Rachel Sard.

Kicking off the fall season, this exhibition promises a captivating exploration of nostalgia's nuanced connection with the future. Curated through an open call to artists, "Looking Forward Through the Past" boasts a diverse ensemble of creators hailing from various backgrounds and disciplines. From long-time supporters of GAC to fresh faces making their Bendheim debut, each artist brings a unique narrative to the table.

This group exhibition not only invites viewers to reflect on cherished memories but also challenges them to contemplate how moments of the past shape their visions of tomorrow. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of stories and talents that define this dynamic showcase. Celebrate the power of art to transcend time and fuel meaningful conversations about this shared human experience.

“The Nexus of Machine Learning and Artistry” is a testament to Quoc-Bao Nguyen's unique journey from the cutting-edge labs of IBM to the forefront of contemporary art. Embark on a mesmerizing journey into the realm where artistry meets artificial intelligence at this eagerly awaited exhibition.

Nguyen seamlessly integrates AI into his creative process, redefining the boundaries of imagination. The artist highlights that we must view AI as a tool to assist in human creativity, rather than replacing it. This show unveils an extraordinary collection that brilliantly showcases how AI becomes both a collaborator and a catalyst in Nguyen's artistic process.

Marvel at the fusion of human expression and machine intelligence, where each stroke and color palette are enriched by the creative insights of AI algorithms.

As the Greenwich Arts Council takes this new step, we invite art enthusiasts and tech aficionados alike to explore the convergence of creativity and artificial intelligence.

This exhibition is our Annual Greenwich Public School District Art Show at the Bendheim Gallery! A showcase of creativity, this event features a delightful collection of student artworks spanning various mediums. Join us in celebrating the artistic achievements of our students and fostering a love for the arts in our community.

Efflorescence is an extraordinary Flower Art Exhibit that invites visitors to embark on a profound journey of self-discovery and growth in the New Year. Through meticulously crafted floral depictions, this exhibit beautifully mirrors the stages of personal development. Witness the delicate buds representing potential, the resilient stems symbolizing strength, and the blossoming blooms embodying the realization of one's true potential. As you meander through this vibrant tapestry of nature's artistry, you'll find yourself reflecting on your own transformative journey. Efflorescence serves as a poignant reminder that, like our plant friends, we too have the capacity to bloom and flourish, revealing our inner beauty and strength. We celebrate the boundless potential that lies within us all in 2024.

The exhibition marks the 14th Biennial Mini Print show at the Bendheim, made possible by the Center for Contemporary Printmaking! The exhibition is comprised of miniature prints by artists from various different countries including artists from U.S. states.

The Sculptor's Guild is a non-profit organization established over 85 years ago that has influenced the course of American Modernism. With a long history of showcasing sculptures, the Greenwich Arts Council is incredibly excited to be collaboratively facilitating this unique experience. We hope you can join us at the opening reception where there will be live music, refreshments, and fantastic sculptures to admire.

Heart of the Avenue is an art exhibition featuring the works of members of the Greenwich Senior Center.

David Licata is an artist from White Plains, New York. He received an MFA in Metalsmithing from Cranbrook Academy of Art, as well as a BFA in Sculpture and BS in Art Education from SUNY New Paltz. His intricate torchworked glass works vary from wearable chain mail to interactive nature based sculptures, and have been displayed at a length of exhibitions. This includes SOFA NY, SOFA Chicago, Glass Weekend, Talente 09 and the Glass Art Society conference’s Glass Fashion Show in Venice, Italy. David has worked as a high school art teacher in Bedford and Scarsdale and taught glass workshops at various craft centers such as Peter’s Valley, Brookfield Craft Center, Penland and Urban Glass. He previously worked at the Metropolitan Museum of Art as an Associate Preparator in the Musical Instruments Department.

This exhibition showcases modern to contemporary works on paper, as well as paintings and limited edition prints on paper.

JUROR: Brinda Kumar is Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at The Metropolitan Museum of Art where her curatorial projects have included Nasreen Mohamedi (2016), Like Life: Sculpture, Color, and the Body (2018), Home Is a Foreign Place: Recent Acquisitions in Context (2019), Gerhard Richter: Painting After All (2020), Georg Baselitz: Pivotal Turn (2021) and Charles Ray: Figure Ground (2022). She is the author of several essays for museum catalogues and has published articles from her doctoral research on the history of collecting. She holds a BFA in painting and printmaking; an MA from the School of Arts and Aesthetics, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi; and an MA and PhD from Cornell University.

Showcasing the vibrant work of artist Ellen Weider and hyper realistic artist Robert S. Brown, displayed amongst selected vintage paintings, mixed media, sculptures, and antiques by Christophe Bardot AKA Vintagefrenchy.

This exhibit brings a new take on still life for all ages to enjoy, to share memories, and to consider still...life.

The Center for Contemporary Printmaking’s 13th Biennial International Miniature Print Exhibition is limited to works that are no more than four square inches. Since its inception in 1997, the Miniature Print Exhibition has showcased the works of artists worldwide with renowned print curators and collectors serving as jurors. This year’s juror was Christina Weyl, an independent art historian. CCP received 568 prints from 227 artists with works arriving from 22 countries, including representation by artists in 27 states. Weyl selected 128 works by 122 artists representing 15 countries and 21 states.

This exhibition is possible with the collaboration of the Center for Contemporary Printmaking in Norwalk.

Sen2 is known for his graffiti work in the streets of New York. He was a member of the most famous graffiti crew ever assembled in the world to date: Tats Cru. 

With Tats Cru, he found himself creating art for music videos, working with such high profile artists as Jennifer Lopez, Nas, and Missy Elliot. He additionally received commissions and created artwork for celebrities such as Robert DeNiro. Sen2’s beautiful chaos of modern and contemporary interpretations have created a signature style that collectors and art aficionados continue to admire around the world.

Sen2’s works and large scale murals will be unveiled at GAC the evening of Arts Alive! 2021.

About The Artist

24 years ago, Art to the Avenue began with a very small number of stores and artists. Now, in 2021, it has expanded beyond Greenwich Avenue and to work with hundreds of artists over the years.

‘Art to the Avenue Makes a Stop at the Bendheim’ is the 2nd annual curated exhibition by the artists participating in the event. There are over 90 works on exhibition in various mediums and subject matters.