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During the event, the Rowayton office will showcase pieces from her "road trip: usa" series, which includes several local Connecticut scenes.
Wine and hors d'oeuvres will be served in a casual setting with opportunities to talk with Bannon and discuss her work. The event is open to the public.
“We are excited to display the stunning work of Jamie Bannon on our walls,” said Darien agent Molly Crosland, who spearheads much of the brokerage’s artist series. “Jamie’s uncanny ability to find and focus on the beauty in all things, both big and small, is truly amazing. Admiring her work is the perfect way to appreciate the often overlooked wonders present in the world, and of course, our beloved state of Connecticut.”
Sotheby's artist reception is part of the “Sundays at Sotheby’s” series, a monthly program in which the office welcomes new local art to display in its office. The reception is typically held on the first Sunday of each month.
Born in Manchester, N.H., and now based in northwestern Connecticut, Bannon has also resided in Rhode Island, Barcelona, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Denver, and has completed two cross-country trips.
Her subject matter ranges from waterfalls and skyscrapers to quiet mountain tops, bustling city streets, grandiose landscapes, as well as the smallest detail of a moment in time.
She holds a bachelor’s degree in studio art and art history from Trinity College in Hartford and lives and works as a freelance photographer in North Granby,
For more information on the photography of Jamie Bannon, click here.
William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty's Rowayton brokerage is at 1 Roton Ave.
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