The Lynnfield Art Guild (LAG) is proud to announce that the two Lynnfield High School 2026 winners of its art-based scholarships are Ereeny Georges and Jerusha Robins.

Ereeny Georges is the recipient of the Karen Rae Simpson Duggan Memorial Award for $1000 which honors a graduating senior interested in fine arts, graphic arts or computer design who plans to keep art in her life. Ereeny says: “I have been painting and drawing since I was born and was first taught by my grandmother. Mechanical engineering is a specialty that I am interested in that can allow imaginative problem solving and creative thinking, all which I have learned throughout my art classes at Lynnfield High. I look forward to continuing my art and creative expression at college.”

Jerusha Robins is the award winner for the Marjorie Gershaw $1000 Scholarship which was fostered by Marjorie’s love of and commitment to art and understanding that art is a passport to creativity. Jerusha says, “I was moved by Marjorie Gershaw’s belief that art is a passport to one’s creative life. That sentiment deeply resonates with me and reflects the role that art has played in my own life. Through my AP Art sustained investigation, I explored my grandfather’s Alzheimer’s disease using surrealism to express the emotional and physical toll of memory loss. Through both my service and my creative work, I have come to see art as a bridge between people, stories, and meaningful change. As I look ahead, I am especially interested in combining art and medicine in meaningful ways.”

The Guild also offers Lynnfield high school students the chance to participate in the Fall and Judged Spring Shows. Membership in the Lynnfield Art Guild, a nonprofit organization, is open to artisans, photographers, and artists of all levels, with student, supporting and family memberships also available. 

Exhibiting Lynnfield Art Guild Artists

Angela Addonizio’s exhibit, Summer Stories, a collection of paintings inspired by the places, people, discoveries, celebrations, and quiet moments that become our summer memories will be at the Reading Co-Operative Bank in Lynnfield, 596 Main St, Lynnfield MA for 2 months, July and Aug. The exhibition explores the experiences that stay with us long after the season ends—the unexpected conversations, familiar landscapes, joyful gatherings, and small moments that make a summer unforgettable.

Anne Bowen, “Bringing Art to Banking” has a Pop-Up Art Show at the Reading Co-Operative Bank in Lynnfield, 596 Main St, Lynnfield MA for 2 months, May-June.

Frank Tomasello’s artwork will be on display at TruNorth Bank in Peabody at 32 Main St through Jun 30.

Members are invited to share information about their own exhibits on this site by contacting Greg from the Web Team. Visit our Exhibits page to learn who to contact to show your work at local banks and libraries.

Visit our Members’ Gallery to view works of art created by our membership. If your art is not included, see instructions to include your own piece of art.

Lynnfield Art Guild Featured Artists pages includes multiple works by many members. See instructions to apply for a Featured Artist page.

Spring Arts Festival – Sat. May 9

Our exciting annual event featured original paintings, drawings, photography and more by our diverse and vibrant community of local artists. This was a judged show, (ribbons and cash awards, see link below) and all artwork was for sale.

Please check out our Event Photos and Awards

Teaching and Promotional Opportunities

Teaching Opportunities:  If you are interested in teaching a workshop or class through Lynnfield Community Schools, please email heidi@re-createstudio.com. The winter session is wrapping up and the spring session will begin on February 23rd. 

Spread the Word:  Have a class or workshop from an Art Guild member that you’d like us to spread the word about? Tag us @lynnfieldartguild on Instagram or email Bev Tomasello at b_tomasello@comcast.net