Coverage, studio visits, and features from publications and galleries across Connecticut, New York, and beyond.
A sweeping portrait by Editor-in-Chief Gia Miller traces Swann’s journey from Tehran to law school, from Paris to a light-filled basement studio in Silvermine — and the moment she opened a storage box, found her old paints, and never looked back. An intimate look at the process, the patterns, and the emotional life behind every canvas.
“I stopped thinking about what I was doing and instead painted what I was feeling. It began with marks on the canvas, and I immediately felt relieved.”
“Every painting starts with an emotion — a feeling often triggered by an event, place, thing or person, remembered or imagined.”
A feature in the Connecticut Post Sunday Magazine profiling Sofie Swann ahead of her first solo exhibition at Silvermine Galleries in New Canaan — following her 2018 Best in Show award at the 68th Annual Art of the Northeast juried show. A milestone moment for a Connecticut artist whose work was beginning to attract regional and national attention.
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