Bryn Du's Artist in Residence Program

Erin Treacy is the current Artist-in-Residence at Bryn Du Mansion. During her residency, Erin brings a nationally recognized visual arts practice to the Bryn Du community, shaped by years of exhibitions, residencies, teaching, and critical acclaim. Her work has been shown in solo, two-person, and group exhibitions throughout the United States, and she looks forward to sharing her artistic process through workshops and community engagement while on site.​

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More About Erin

Erin Treacy has had solo and two-person exhibitions throughout the U.S. Selected exhibitions include The Donald Gallery, Dobbs Ferry, NY (2025); Basin Gallery, Brooklyn, NY (2023); NAVA Contemporary, New York, NY (2020); Long Island Arts Council, Freeport, NY (2020); Blue Table Post, Brooklyn, NY (2019); Reservoir Art Space, Brooklyn, NY (2017); and BoxHeart Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA (2009, 2011, 2015, 2020).

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Her selected group exhibitions include Chautauqua Institute, NY (2025); Peep Space Gallery, Tarrytown, NY (2025); Basin Gallery, Brooklyn, NY (2023); Piano Craft Gallery, Boston, MA (2022); WoArt Online (2021); Hope Horn Gallery at the University of Scranton (2020–2021); Eubie Blake Cultural Center, Baltimore, MD (2019); and BRIC, Brooklyn, NY (2016), among others.

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Treacy’s work has been reviewed by The Wall Street Journal, NY1, Artnet News, and The Huffington Post. She has earned numerous residencies and grants, including the Huron Arts Collective Residency (2025); Sam & Adele Golden Foundation, New Berlin, NY (2012, 2023); Weir Farm National Historical Park (2023); MICA PT Faculty Grant (2020); Windy Mowing Residency, VT (2019); Queens Council on the Arts Arthotel Residency & Grant, Queens, NY (2017); The Wassaic Project, Wassaic, NY (2017); and 2 Rooms Contemporary Art Project, Newfoundland, Canada (2016). She was a Fulbright Fellow in Painting to Ireland from 2009–2010.

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Following her residency at Bryn Du Mansion, in 2026 Erin will be an Artist-in-Residence at the Mendocino Art Center in California, The Horned Dorset Colony in Leonardville, NY, and The Potato Farm on Long Island, NY.

Erin earned her BFA from Pratt Institute and her MFA from UMass Dartmouth. She currently teaches at Rutgers University, NJ, and previously taught at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, MD, where she also served as the Fulbright Program Advisor.