Patricia Warfield

Patricia Warfield was an instructor of Painting, Drawing, Print-Making and Ceramics at many Art Studios including the Silvermine Guild of Artists in New Canaan, CT for over 25 years; Wooster Art Center in Danbury, CT for 10 years, and Warfield Art Workshop in Stonington, CT for 7 years. Her projects included a 27' pastel mural of the Rodeo at Jackson Hole, Wyoming; 135 drawings documenting the 'Trial of the Century" of O.J. Simpson; several large-scale-paintings of Cigars and Animal Trophy Heads; a Scarecrow Series of 8 paintings; a 7’ Black Macramé Crow sculpture; and a ‘9/11’ Series including 3 finished paintings.

Ms. Warfield was affiliated with galleries including the J. Russell Jinishian Gallery in Fairfield, CT; Westport Art Center, Westport, CT; Sailor’s Valentine Gallery, Nantucket, MA; Anguilla Gallery, Stonington, Connecticut; Stoneledge Gallery, Noank, CT; Silvermine Guild of Artists; Art Place, Westport, CT; Private Collector’s Gallery, Cork, Ireland; Galleria de Bellardo, New York, NY, and North Truro Art Gallery; She was a member of the National Arts Club of New York.

Her exhibitions included: The New York Yacht Club, Harbour Court, Newport, RI; The Union League Club Gallery, New York, NY; Rooms With a View, Southport, CT; Seaman’s Church Institute Gallery, New York, NY; Mystic Art Association, Mystic, Connecticut; Old Lyme Academy of Art, Old Lyme, CT. Warfield exhibited in five One/Two -Man Shows, and 50 Group Exhibitions at Silvermine Guild of Art, Norwalk, CT, and exhibited in over 50 Group Exhibitions at Worcester Art Center in Worcester, MA. She also participated in over 75 Juried Exhibitions. Some of these include Art of the Northeast; Springfield Art League; New England Print Exhibit; New Haven Festival of Art.