Margarita Maxson

Exhibition Announcement: “Remember You Must Live: On Life, Loss, and Impermanence” Guilford, Connecticut – October 9 2026 to October 30th I am pleased to announce my participation in the upcoming collective exhibition, Remember You Must Live: On Life, Loss, and Impermanence, presented by the Guilford Art Center. The exhibition opens on October 9 and runs …

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Old Lyme, Connecticut – October 1 to November 30 I am proud to announce the upcoming opening of Quiet Thunder, a new exhibition of my original works capturing the enduring spirit of American wildlife. Quiet Thunder serves as my visual homage to the strength, resilience, and beauty of the bison. Through rich, earthy palettes and …

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WATERFORD, CT – September 22, 2026 — In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, I am partnering with the Waterford Public Library to host an interactive axolotl puppet workshop at the Waterford Library. The special event will take place on Tuesday, September 29th, starting at 5:00pm and concluding at 6:30 PM in the library’s Meeting Room. …

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Join Me at Perrot Library: Opening Reception & Artist Talk for “Of Dust and Dreams” I’m excited to invite you to the opening of my latest exhibition, “Of Dust and Dreams,” celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at the Perrot Memorial Library in Old Greenwich, CT. The exhibition features a collection of oil paintings exploring the intersections …

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Artwork by Margarita Maxson Featured in the “Roots Run Deep: The Art of Indigenous Heritage” Exhibition MANCHESTER, CT — Artist Margarita Maxson is proud to announce her participation in “Roots Run Deep: The Art of Indigenous Heritage,” a collective art exhibition held at Galleries @ WORK_SPACE in Manchester, Connecticut. Maxson’s powerful painting depicting American bison …

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Joffray Gallery Presents “Between Heaven & Earth”: A Retrospective of Paintings by Margarita Maxson Celebrating Two Decades of Vibrant Artistry with an Opening Reception and Artist Talk on Sunday, June 14th   OLD LYME, CT – The Joffray Gallery at Saint Ann’s Parish is proud to announce the presentation of “Between Heaven & Earth,” a …

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I am thrilled to announce my participation in the upcoming collective exhibit, Creative Commons, opening this week at the Galleries @ WORK_SPACE in Manchester, Connecticut. This exhibition brings together a diverse group of artists, each exploring different mediums and perspectives. From vibrant landscapes and intricate portraiture to sculptural forms and abstract textures, the show is …

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Exhibition Spotlight: “Seeing into the Present” at Alexey Von Schlippe Gallery   My oil painting “Janus” was selected for “Seeing into the Present” at UConn Avery Point’s Alexey Von Schlippe Gallery. The opening reception is Thursday, May 7th, 5:30–7:30 PM. I hope you can join me.   The Timelessness of the Portrait When I entered …

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“Elective Affinities” opens today! Join me at the Branford House for the opening reception! Show runs until June 11th. Take the opportunity to visit the UConn campus, right on the seashore, where you can see the New London Ledge Lighthouse, Fishers Island and if you have very good eyes, Long Island!

Cinco de Mayo is almost here! Please join me this coming May 5th from 12:30-2:00 pm at the Litchfield Community Center for a talk about Mexican Art and Culture. You will get to hear the real history about the 5 de Mayo plus enjoy a Lotería Game, the Mexican Bingo! Want to know more? Visit …

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