Microgalleries
Microgalleries are small-scale exhibition spaces where art is displayed for public viewing. Their importance lies in democratizing access to art by bringing it into everyday spaces, fostering community engagement, supporting local artists, and enriching the cultural experience of patrons who may not otherwise visit traditional art galleries.
Current Microgallery Artists
The artwork at all the CFA Micogalleries is for sale.
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 Bill Balsam |  Nate Carey |  Garrett Evans |  Jay Fitzpatrick |
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 Lindsay Holmes |  Michael Hubert |  Tom McHugh |  Deborah Bacon |
 Mary Bourdon |  Monica Cote |  Heidi Lorenz |  Cathy Vincevic |
CFA Gallery Stroll Map​
Discover talented NH artists by stopping by these amazing locations.
Thank you to our business sponsors for their partnership to make this special event a success!​
Please note that each location has hours that may be limited to the establishments availability.
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New London Hospital is only open for viewing during their hours of operation.
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Whipple Hall is only available Mondays from 3-5pm or Wednesday's 12-2pm but may vary (check with the New London Town Rec department by calling 603-526-6401)
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The New London Barn Fleming Center Connolly Gallery is available by request by emailing info@cfanh.org.
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What is a Microgallery?
The Center for the Arts (CFA) works with local businesses and galleries to exhibit local artwork year-round at the following locations. A "microgallery" offers a vital platform for local artists to showcase their work in a more intimate and accessible setting. For emerging artists, it provides a valuable opportunity to gain exposure and connect with their community on a personal level.
Additionally, microgalleries often foster collaboration and dialogue between artists and viewers, nurturing a supportive and inclusive creative ecosystem that can help artists develop their practice and build a dedicated audience base. Overall, a microgallery serves as a stepping stone for local artists, enabling them to share their vision, cultivate relationships, and contribute to the cultural vibrancy of their surroundings.
New London Hospital Artists
Artists – Susan de Appolino, Anna Maria Ash, Shannon Bender, Elaine Cox, Jill Hacking, Karen Haskell, Emily Philbrook, Paul Machetti, Yvonne Shukovsky, Marianne Stillwagon, and C. Frenchy Villeneuve
 Karen Haskell |  Jill Hacking |  Marianne Stillwagon |  Susan De Appolino |
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 Emily Philbrick |  Yvonne Shukovsky |  Ana Marie Ash |  Shannon Bender |
