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Endurance, Loss, Identity, Transformation, Emergence


Immerse yourself in InterCommunity Gallery’s latest exhibition on display, "E.L.I.T.E.: Endurance, Loss, Identity, Transformation, & Emergence," curated by Guest-Juror and local Artist Miguel Jose Matos, featuring the works of over 25 talented local artists.

E.L.I.T.E. explores the fractures, evolutions, and realities that shape our human condition. This exhibition showcases bold, emotionally resonant, and thought-provoking contemporary artwork that confronts the spaces between survival and reinvention. It strives to create meaningful dialogue and human connection while remaining accessible to a broad public audience, across several artistic interpretations and mediums.


Some art may be for sale, as outlined in the printed program available at InterCommunity Gallery. As always at InterCommunity Gallery, artists retain 100% of sales. Artwork can be purchased directly through each artist (please see the InterCommunity Front Desk to get connected to an artist.)

This is InterCommunity Gallery's final group juried exhibition of 2026. This powerful show will be on display September 24 through January 1, 2027. 

  • Healing

    Mary Alice Landry

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  • 24 Hours

    Chelsea Hyatt

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  • Hobo's Lament

    Joe Burger

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  • Miles

    Gunnar Johnson

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Visit The Gallery at InterCommunity Health Care

The Gallery is located at:

287 Main Street, East Hartford, CT

(inside InterCommunity Health Care offices)

The Gallery Hours:

Monday - Thursday 8:00 AM-6:00 PM Friday 8:00 AM-5:00 PM 

Admission for The Gallery is always FREE

For more information:

please contact TheGallery@InterCommunityCT.org

Past Exhibits 

An image of a painting of a tattooed woman on the left, with text about the art show on the right.

OUR MISSION: Committed to removing barriers to care, and recognizing the connection between art and wellbeing, The Gallery at InterCommunity Health Care provides free access to museum-quality works by local artists.