Juan O’Callahan studied at the Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts (in Old Lyme, Connecticut) for several years during the 1990s. He was, additionally, a director on the Board of Trustees as well as Secretary of the Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts.

Juan O’Callahan exhibited regularly as an artist member of the Providence Art Club, the Mystic Art Association and the Lyme Art Association. He has exhibited and sold works at several galleries in New England, and his works are in the collections of owners from New York, Washington D.C., California and in the northeast.

Juan O’Callahan has been active in fine arts’ education in Ireland. He initiated and funded two art education exchange programs - between academies in the US, i.e. RISD/Rhode Island School of Design and the Lyme Academy on the one hand, and Ireland’s premier art and design college - National College of Art & Design (NCAD) Dublin, on the other hand – over a period of five years. He headed up and secured funding for a master planning study for the complete renovation of Ireland’s NCAD, and in 2000 Juan was awarded the Honorary Degree of Associateship of the NCAD.

O’Callahan has his studio and home in Stonington, CT. Juan’s father, Clinton Clement O’Callahan (a native of Hartford, CT) was a distinguished American artist (1890 – 1943) who lived and painted in Paris between the wars, having studied earlier (before WWI) in Provincetown and New York under Charles Hawthorne and Charles Noel Flagg.

Some of Clinton O’Callahan’s paintings from the years 1912 through 1928 may be seen by following this link.

To view/download Juan's Screenplay "C.M.B. 4: GIANT KILLER" please click here