The Bryan Gallery is hosting an ONLINE AUCTION from now until November 12th. you can review works in the auction here by going to the Online Auction 2017 Exhibit. These are Online Only works of art from a range of artists and donors. Bidding is easy, and done online, complete with notifications if someone outbids you. Check out the work on our online gallery here: Online Auction Gallery

Location: Left Bank, 5 Bank Street, North Bennington, VT.

Bryan Memorial Gallery presents The Legacy Workshop, a three hour participatory workshop to assist artists and their heirs in dealing with the care and placement of their artwork while maximizing its contribution to their family, their community and their artistic legacy.  The Legacy Project is based on a three year study about artists’ legacies, initiated by the Jeffersonville, VT non-profit art gallery.  Mickey Myers, an artist herself, shares the lessons she has learned from over 30 years of experience in dealing with the estates of many artists.  Mary Fillmore, award-winning author and strategic planning strategist, leads with dialogue, conversation and recommendations that prioritize the task of dealing with an artistic legacy. A 40 page, spiral-bound notebook of suggestions, recommendations, tables and charts to assist artists and their heirs in dealing with the contents of an artist's studio is distributed at no charge to the workshop participants. 

To signup visit our workshops page.

Bryan Memorial Gallery has been invited by the Lamoille County Courthouse to install artwork in its stately corridors in one of the final phases of the recent Courthouse renovation.  This current exhibit of Vermont Landscapes at the Lamoille County Courthouse features 38 paintings by 20 artists who paint in Vermont.  

The installation was curated by Bryan Gallery Executive Director Mickey Myers and Gallery Manager Tom Waters, and can be seen Monday – Friday, 8 AM – 4:30 PM (Closed 12 – 12:30 PM,) by visiting the Courthouse at 154 Main Street, Hyde Park, Vermont (fully handicap accessible.)  

Listen to Mickey Meyers describe the wonderful exhibit Chagall in Montreal at the Musee des Beaux Arts . Her reflections on the artist and the recent trip with the Bryan Memorial Gallery shed light on both the exhibit and the artist.

Marc Chagall’s career spanned almost 100 years and 3 continents. Considered the quintessential Jewish artist of the 20th century, Chagall was a master colorist, dreamer and story teller. And for a few more days – through June 11 – three hundred and forty of his works can be seen at the Musee des Beaux Arts in Montreal.

You can read her full commentary and listen to it on VPR at this link