Hammond Museum and Japanese Stroll Garden September Virtual Exhibition

ArtWomen@Work Museum Space at the Hammond Museum is delighted to present, for its first virtual exhibition, the work of two artists who are engaged with transforming nature into art. Hudson Valley artists Mimi Graminski and Linda Stillman met in 2011 through a program sponsored by the New York Foundation for the Arts and were immediately struck by the connections in their work. Each artist explores her relationship to the environment and uses non-traditional materials to record intimate observations of her surroundings. This is the first time the two artists’ work is presented in tandem. The virtual exhibition explores the differences and similarities in Graminski’s and Stillman’s work while highlighting their fresh approach to landscape art across a range of mediums, including collage, photography, video, sculpture, and painting.