Bryan Gallery is excited to announce New Horizons: The 2025 Signature Collection, formerly known as the Legacy Collection. This year’s rebranded exhibition reflects a fresh perspective, showcasing vibrant new works by a dynamic group of contemporary artists who are actively shaping the New England art scene through their innovative practices. The exhibition will be on view in the Main Gallery at the Jeffersonville location from March 5 through May 4, with an extended display in the East Gallery running until December 28.

This year's featured artists include: Harley Bartlett, Steven C. Cobb, Holly Friesen, Michael Glier, Sara Katz, Erik Koeppel, Leo Mancini-Hresko, T.M. Nicholas, John Clarke Olson, Susan Bull Riley, Rosalie Sidoti, Terry Teitelbaum, Eric Tobin, Tom Waters, Liane Whittum, and Nathaniel Williams. Additionally, the exhibition will include selected original works by the gallery’s founders, Mary Bryan and Alden Bryan.

With New Horizons: The 2025 Signature Collection, Bryan Gallery continues its tradition of celebrating the richness and diversity of the regional landscape. We invite you to experience this exceptional exhibition!

The Bryan Fine Art Gallery located at 64 S. Main Street in Stowe is delighted to invite you to experience a live painting demonstration with local artist David Pound on Saturday, February 22 from 1-3pm. Watch David create art in real-time and engage with him to learn more about his techniques and inspirations. This event is free and open to the public. 

This is not a seated event and parking can be found in the Straw Corners parking lot or on Main Street. Only handicapped parking is available between the Gallery and Lake Champlain Chocolates.  

Bring a friend and we look forward to seeing you on the 22nd! 

Saturday, June 21, beginning at 6:00 pm
Bryan Gallery - Jeffersonville

New York Times best selling auther Tobin Anderson considers the politices of beautiful scenery and hidden national longings behind our sense of landscape in this lecture/discussion. As the state prepares to review Act 250 and it's implications, Anderson poses several questions: What do we value about Landscape in the first place? Why are the inhospitable Green Mountains beautiful? And, what is actually attractive about a ruined barn? Anderson addresses attitudes toward landscape in general, traditional New England landscape painting and contemporary Vermont artists to discuss how different societies have found the sublime in their surroundings - and what that may mean for our future. A Q & A will follow the discussion.

Anderson's satirical science fiction novel, Landscape with Invisible Hand, has been made into a movie starring Tiffany Haddish and Asante Blackk.

This event is free and open to the public.
Registration is encouraged, HERE

A Vermont Humanities Council program, supported in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Saturday, March 22, 2025
4:00 - 5:30 pm
Bryan Gallery
Jeffersonville, Vermont

Join instructors Pippa Dorfman & Tammy Jordan for a special 90-minute Sound Bath celebrating the Spring Equinox.

The Vernal Equinox occurs when both hemispheres of the earth have the same amount of daylight, indicating the arrival of spring!

You'll celebrate with sound vibration, guided meditation, and light yoga to ease in this transition from darkness to light. This session focuses on balance and mental clarity, aiding in the mind-body-spirit connection and ultimate relaxation as we prepare for sun and growth.

NOTE: Participants are asked to bring their support materials including a mat and/or blanket, pillow, and bolsters. The gallery does not provide these items. We ask participants arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure they are ready to begin at 4:00pm.

This workshop cost is $40 per person.
Registration is required, HERE.
For questions, please email us HERE.

Adopt a Picnic Table Today! Honor a loved one or celebrate a special moment with a meaningful gift that makes a difference. Your adoption will help maintain our beautiful picnic tables and support a welcoming, safe space around our pollinator sculpture garden for all to enjoy. Choose to adopt a full table for $500 click HERE or a half table for $250 by clicking HERE. Help make a lasting impact and thank you for your generous support!