Fourteen area artists from Wilson Avenue Loft Artists will bring holiday spirit to Wilton Library’s November-December art exhibition entitled “Amazing Stories and Wondrous Visions,” opening on Friday, November 15 with a reception from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wilson Avenue Loft Artists (WALA), founded in 2007, is located on the border of Norwalk and Rowayton and provides studio spaces for artists working in a variety of media, including painting, collage, printmaking, sculpture, and photography. WALA's goal is to provide a supportive environment for making artwork and connections to the arts community, especially during their annual Open Studio Weekend.

The artists from the group will be exhibiting their works in an array of styles, media choices, and subject matter. The artists are: Jay Brodsky (Scarsdale, NY), Connie Brown (New Canaan), Erin Dolan (Norwalk). Heide Follin (Norwalk), Lori Glavin (Bovina Center, NY), Elisa Keogh (Norwalk), Nancy McTague-Stock (Norwalk), Katherine Megrue-Smith (New Canaan), Andrea Metchick (Westport), Lily Morgan (Stamford), Claudia Renfro (Pound Ridge, NY), Missy Savard (Fairfield), Vicki French Smith (Darien), and Susan Cutler Tremaine (Darien). The opening reception is free and open to the public.

“We are delighted to kick off the holiday season by welcoming back Wilson Avenue Loft Artists, a talented group of local artists who last exhibited at the library in 2012. We are truly inspired by their variety of styles - abstract, figurative, and landscape, and more - and we hope everyone will appreciate this beautiful exhibit showcasing their latest work,” said Petra Saldutti, Art Co-Chair of Wilton Library.