ABOUT | The MORRISONGALLERY

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New York Times | March 2009
"Steadfastly open all year is the Morrison Gallery in the town center, a linchpin of Litchfield County’s art scene. It occupies a soaring, modern space. And there is nothing backwoods about its enriching group exhibitions and solo shows that keep pace with established and emerging contemporary artists. Openings and receptions, often with live jazz, draw collectors from Manhattan, the Litchfield Hills and beyond." ---Gerri Hirshey

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MORRISON Gallery owner, William Morrison, opened a fine art gallery in Kent, Connecticut in the Winter of 1999, and moved into his 7,000 square foot gallery, which was designed by the Bridgeport Design Group in 2006. The building reflects the historical context of the town of Kent as well as providing a spacious and beautifully lit interior for large sculptures, paintings and installations.

The current roster of 32 artists includes Cleve Gray, Wolf Kahn, Peter Woytuk, Hugh O’Donnell, Alexander Liberman, Michael Steiner, and Robert Andrew Parker.

A remarkable interior, the MORRISON Gallery is large enough to easily exhibit monumental works while conveying a sense of intimacy that allows visitors to experience even the smallest paintings or works on paper. Exhibits are magnified in scope by the gallery’s natural light, and the floor-to-ceiling front windows allow the art to freely converse with the viewer from both outside and inside the gallery.

The MORRISON Gallery also offers a private Client Viewing Room, a Print Room and the East Gallery off the Main space provides a quiet setting for smaller works and special collections. In addition, a beautifully appointed Gallery Apartment across from the gallery (with all amenities) is available for visiting artists and clients.

Receptions at the MORRISON Gallery are a highlight of Litchfield County’s cultural calendar, drawing collectors from New York City, the Berkshires, the Hudson Valley and New York State’s Capital Region.