Welcome to Artwell Gallery | 19 Water Street, Torrington, CT 06790 |860.482.5122
hours: monday closed | tuesday-friday 10:00-5:00 | saturday-sunday 12:00-5:00
Our Mission Statement
Artwell Gallery, Inc. is an artists' collective that provides gallery space to exhibit contemporary works, offers education in the visual arts, and serves as a forum in which the role the visual arts play in our society can be discussed and explored in order to promote a better understanding and greater appreciation of the visual arts by residents of Litchfield County and surrounding areas.
Our Goals
¤To showcase contemporary visual works by both professional and amateur artists.
¤To offer instruction in traditional visual art forms.
¤To offer instruction in emerging and technology-based visual art forms.
¤To offer educational lectures on the visual arts.
¤To organize symposia in which member artists can discuss various aspects of the visual arts, including their use and meaning in contemporary society.
¤To provide a clearinghouse of helpful information and resources that artists may access to promote their artistic growth anddevelopment.
¤To operate the gallery in such a way that it encourages the cultural and economic revitalization of downtown Torrington.
¤To offer to the community a unique environment and attractive space for performances, as well as public and private meetings and receptions.
Artwell Gallery, Inc. is an artists' collective that provides gallery space to exhibit contemporary works, offers education in the visual arts, and serves as a forum in which the role the visual arts play in our society can be discussed and explored in order to promote a better understanding and greater appreciation of the visual arts by residents of Litchfield County and surrounding areas.
Our Goals
¤To showcase contemporary visual works by both professional and amateur artists.
¤To offer instruction in traditional visual art forms.
¤To offer instruction in emerging and technology-based visual art forms.
¤To offer educational lectures on the visual arts.
¤To organize symposia in which member artists can discuss various aspects of the visual arts, including their use and meaning in contemporary society.
¤To provide a clearinghouse of helpful information and resources that artists may access to promote their artistic growth anddevelopment.
¤To operate the gallery in such a way that it encourages the cultural and economic revitalization of downtown Torrington.
¤To offer to the community a unique environment and attractive space for performances, as well as public and private meetings and receptions.
About Us 
Morning Light•Lee Cordon
Our Service Area
The size of Artwell’s broadcast audience is proximately 50,000. Because of its location in the densely populated City of Torrington, Artwell serves both urban and rural communities. Artwell draws much of its audience from Torrington and Northwest Connecticut, although about 8 percent comes from throughout Connecticut and parts of New York and Massachusetts. More than 250 individuals, families and businesses make up Artwell’s membership. More than 3,600 individuals visit and participate in Artwell’s events annually. Artwell’s audience for exhibitions and performances is 85 percent adult. The audience for educational offerings is 90 percent children.
Board Officers
President Michael Yurgeles
V. President Donald Sexton
Secretary Jane Bakker
Treasurer Aurora Daly
click here for complete 2009 board list
Morning Light•Lee Cordon
Our Service Area
The size of Artwell’s broadcast audience is proximately 50,000. Because of its location in the densely populated City of Torrington, Artwell serves both urban and rural communities. Artwell draws much of its audience from Torrington and Northwest Connecticut, although about 8 percent comes from throughout Connecticut and parts of New York and Massachusetts. More than 250 individuals, families and businesses make up Artwell’s membership. More than 3,600 individuals visit and participate in Artwell’s events annually. Artwell’s audience for exhibitions and performances is 85 percent adult. The audience for educational offerings is 90 percent children.
Board Officers
President Michael Yurgeles
V. President Donald Sexton
Secretary Jane Bakker
Treasurer Aurora Daly
click here for complete 2009 board list