Exhibitions
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upcoming exhibits
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solo, Unitarian Society of Hartford, Hartford, CT, October-December 2024
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group, Farmington River Quilt Project, Farmington River Watershed Association, Simsbury, CT, first exhibit Winchester, CT, April 2025
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selected juried group and invitational
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2024 Annual Members' Juried Show, Connecticut Women Artists, Hartford, CT
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2023 Town and Country Club Invitational, Hartford, CT
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2023 National Open Juried Exhibition, Connecticut Women Artists, Tunxis Community College, Farmington, CT
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2023 Annual Members' Juried Show, Connecticut Women Artists, Art League of New Britain, CT
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2020 Local Color 4: Rails, Roads and Rivers, Windsor Arts Center, Windsor CT
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2019 Uncommon Beauty, Roche Diagnostics, Tucson, AZ
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2018 Local Color 3: Inspired by Science, Windsor Arts Center, Windsor CT
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2017 #IBelieveInWaterbury, Mattatuck Museum, Waterbury CT, 2017
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2016 Shuffle and Shake, Sumner McKnight Crosby Jr. Gallery, Arts Council of Greater New Haven, CT
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2015-2017 Threads, Studio Art Quilt Associates (SAQA), National travel
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awards
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2020 Juror's Award, Connecticut Women Artists Online Juried Show
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original publications
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Moth at the Window: Poetry of G.W. Clayton and Recollections of Indiana (Xlibris, 2014)
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Quilting Arts Magazine “Make a Mug Rug” 2015; “Felting Vintage Fibers: What’s Old is New Again” August-September 2013, p. 22-24.
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journal/magazine/television
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2018 Branford Public Broadcasting with Jan Doyle
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2016 The Healing Art of Pathology, College of American Pathologists, Chicago 2016, cover art and feature article
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2016 Fiber Art Almanac, Essays from the American Midwest;The Quilt Maker’s Story, Wildwood Press
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2010 Natural Awakenings, “Community Spotlight: Expressing Creativity with Mary Lachman and Robin McCahill”, September, p. 34-35.
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collections
Eastern Michigan State Museum, Ypsilanti, MI
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Mary Lachman
As a visual artist, my work explores the intricate relationships between color, line, and texture, drawing inspiration from the natural world's rhythms and patterns. For over 20 years, quilting has been my primary medium, offering both the comfort of familiar. cloth and the meditative practice of stitching.
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I believe that my art is a calling, a way to contribute positively to the world by sharing both the process and the outcome. Every stitch and mark is an act of intention, a step towards making beauty and connection more tangible. My work seeks to bridge the internal and external, the personal and the collective, in an effort to inspire and uplift.
