The Art Gallery at NBNC

NBNC hosts quarterly shows highlighting nature-themed work by artists across Vermont and beyond. The gallery is open during our normal business hours, but call ahead if you’re coming far, as our gallery space is also used for meetings and events. You can browse highlights from the current show and learn about past shows below.
A portion of art sales supports NBNC’s mission and programs. If you are interested in purchasing work, please email us, call us at 802-229-6206 x 108, or stop by NBNC.
Interested in showing your work? Our gallery committee meets yearly to choose artists for upcoming shows. We are currently booking out about two years, but we’re always considering new artists for future shows. Please contact us for consideration, and provide photos of your work and/or a link to your website.
All images on this page are property of the artists and may not be downloaded or used for other purposes.
Current Show
Scaly, Slimy, Smooth, and Slithery
March - May 2025
Explore the world of frogs, toads, salamanders, turtles, snakes, and lizards through the eyes of 32 Vermont artists! This juried group show includes painting, printmaking, photography, pastels, colored pencil, ink, fiber arts, ceramics, metalsmithing, woodworking, collage, and even music. From the common Eastern Newt to the rare Timber Rattlesnake, see how different Vermont artists are inspired by amphibians and reptiles. Visit our Art Gallery page to view the show online.
Artists: Ariela Paulsen, Caitlin Gildrien, Carol Leinwohl, Chelsea Clarke Sawyer, Christine Terry, Cindy Griffith, Claire Dacey, Emma Dannenberg, Erin Talmage, Fiona Modrak, George Seiffert, Heidi Albright, Jennefer Jolls, Jenni Belotserkovsky, Julie Longstreth, Kiley Briggs, Linda Hall, Lindsey Benton, Lizabeth Moniz, Lori Stroutsos, Martha Chaiken, Maya Faulstich-Hon, O.W. Wellard, Rachel Mirus, Rick Powell, Ruth Coppersmith, Sally Myers, Sean Beckett, Stephanie Garguilo, Susan Bull Riley, and Tekla Peterson.
Past Shows
"I think works of art have the capability to give people a certain hope and passion and belief and conviction that nothing else can. It can be incredibly moving and provoke people in all the right directions.”
– Shirin Neshat