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About

upcoming exhibits

  • solo, Unitarian Society of Hartford, Hartford, CT, October 2024

  • group, Farmington River Quilt Project, Farmington River Watershed Association, Simsbury, CT, January 2025

selected juried group and invitational

  • 2024 Annual Members' Juried Show, Connecticut Women Artists, Hartford, CT

  • 2023 Town and Country Club Invitational, Hartford, CT

  • 2023 National Open Juried Exhibition, Connecticut Women Artists, Tunxis Community College, Farmington, CT

  • 2023 Annual Members' Juried Show, Connecticut Women Artists, Art League of New Britain, CT

  • 2020 Local Color 4: Rails, Roads and Rivers, Windsor Arts Center, Windsor CT

  • 2019 Uncommon Beauty, Roche Diagnostics, Tucson, AZ

  • 2018 Local Color 3: Inspired by Science, Windsor Arts Center, Windsor CT

  • 2017 #IBelieveInWaterbury,  Mattatuck Museum, Waterbury CT, 2017

  • 2016 Shuffle and Shake,  Sumner McKnight Crosby Jr. Gallery, Arts Council of Greater New Haven, CT

  • 2015-2017 Threads,  Studio Art Quilt Associates (SAQA), National travel

awards

  • 2020 Juror's Award, Connecticut Women Artists Online Juried Show

original publications

  • Under Glass (Finishing Line Press, 2019)

  • Moth at the Window: Poetry of G.W. Clayton and Recollections of Indiana (Xlibris, 2014) 

  • Quilting Arts Magazine “Make a Mug Rug” 2015; “Felting Vintage Fibers: What’s Old is New Again”  August-September 2013, p. 22-24.

journal/magazine/television

  • 2018 Branford Public Broadcasting with Jan Doyle

  • 2016 The Healing Art of Pathology,  College of American Pathologists, Chicago 2016, cover art and feature article

  • 2016 Fiber Art Almanac, Essays from the American Midwest;The Quilt Maker’s Story, Wildwood Press

  • 2010 Natural Awakenings, “Community Spotlight: Expressing Creativity with Mary Lachman and Robin McCahill”, September, p. 34-35.

collections

Eastern Michigan State Museum, Ypsilanti, MI

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Mary Lachman

Mary Lachman is a United States artist of Polish, German, Danish, English, and Scottish ancestry living and working in Connecticut. Working in a number of media including textiles, painting, drawing, and collage, Lachman's art is concerned with creativity and beauty. She believes everyone has a creative spirit even though it might be hidden.

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