A native of Connecticut, Lynn Sadlon has exhibited in several regional shows including:
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Expanded Visions, Juried, Lyme Art Association, 2026
Marine & Coast Art,  Rowayton Arts Center, 2026
Weir Inspired show, Ridgefield Library, 2026
In The Garden, Rowayton Arts Center, 2025
Bruce S. Kershner Gallery, Fairfield, CT 2025
​CCNS Art Show, Juried, Norwalk,  2024
Ship to Shore, Juried, Lyme Art Association, 2024
Strictly Abstract, Juried, Lyme Art Assocation, 2023
Portraits, Ridgefield Guild of Artists, 2020
Paintings, Milford Arts Council

A Exhibiting Member of the Rowayton Arts Center and the Weir Farm Artist Collective,  Lynn holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ceramics and a Bachelor of Science in Ornamental Horticulture from the University of Connecticut. She also holds a Master of Arts degree in Organizational Communications from Fairfield University.

She worked more than two decades in education where she created arts enrichment programs for children, Prior to that, she worked many years in marketing and public relations for the New York Botanical Garden, McGraw-Hill publishing and private companies. She retired from full-time work in 2023 and is forever grateful to have more time for creative pursuits.

For the past 30 years, Lynn has lived at the mouth of Norwalk Harbor in South Norwalk, where she enjoys the ever-changing, seasonal views that influence her work.
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Photo by Debra Sadlon O'Connor

A Little About
​Myself.

​More than 40 years ago, while pursuing a BFA in ceramics, I began to dabble in printmaking.

Training as a horticulturist and landscape designer at  the same time,  it was only natural that I’d be drawn to organic shapes, forms and color. I explored seed pods, fruits and other “vessels” as inspiration for ceramic pots, and, eventually, my prints.

​My latest exploration of monoprinting, mixed media collage and photo montage draws upon these past experiences.  In my present explorations I find that many of the colors, images, landscapes, and forms from much earlier works are recurring. 

Like flowering weeds and old friends, they keep popping up.  I relish the surprise.


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