Ridgefield Area Art, Artists & Art Galleries

Below is a list galleries in the Ridgefield, Connecticut area, in order by distance from the Elms Inn.

Map links provide driving maps and instructions from the hotel to the golf course.

Established in 1974 by fourteen local artists, the Ridgefield Guild of Artists is a non-profit volunteer organization, open to all, which promotes the appreciation, enjoyment and practice of art. Located in a turn-of-the-century barn, the Guild contains three large gallery rooms and a studio loft. Approximately 300 members from Connecticut and the New York area participate in a variety of exhibits, seminars, and social events.

The Ironwood Gallery is a unique venue whose reason for being is to blur the line of what is traditionally thought of as fine art versus contemporary craft. The gallery features the one-of-a-kind work of emerging and mid-career artists in a variety of media including painting, sculpture (in glass, wood, metal, and ceramics), non-traditional jewelry and fiber, and studio furniture.

George J. Goodstadt, Inc., publishers of fine art, offers a variety of original lithograph posters and limited edition graphics. The editions of Toulouse-Lautrec and Alexander Calder lithograph/posters are now available on a limited basis. The Al Hirschfeld pencil signed etchings and lithographs, the Apollo XIII and XIV lithographs, and the Chinese Huhsien wood block prints can be purchased individually.