Florence Griswold part of Worldwide Exhibition On Screen Series

This is the first time Exhibition on Screen has focused on a Connecticut museum. Phil Grabsky of Exhibition on Screen said last season’s Painting the Modern Garden: Monet to Matisse was a hit, appealing to lovers of both art and gardening, and he wanted to explore that territory further.

Exhibition on Screen focuses on legendary museums and artists.

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The Artists Garden: American Impressionism and the Garden screens at Riverside Theatres on 25 March 2017. Other screenings playing as part of Season 4 of Exhibition On Screen at Riverside include The Curious World of Hieronymus Bosch  (10 December 2016), I, Claude Monet (26 February 2017) and Michelangelo: Love and Death (23 July 2017). Tickets to all of these titles are on sale now!

Image credit: The Crimson Rambler by Philip Leslie Hale, 1908, part of the Florence Griswold Museum’s The Artist’s Garden exhibit, which will be featured in Exhibitions on Screen. (Courtesy of Florence Griswold Museum)