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
All's Wool That Ends Wool: a group fiber arts show
January - March 2024
This group show includes felting, knitting, weaving, basket making, hooked rugs, and more from fiber artists across Vermont. About half of the work is from a project organized by Kimberly Hagen to promote the use of felted wool as an attractive, sustainable, and sound dampening option for restaurant decor. The remaining work highlights the wide variety of other styles and techniques used by fiber artists in Vermont.
The felted portion of the show was funded by a 2018 grant from the American Sheep Industry Association and was previously exhibited at the Vermont Sheep and Wool Festival and the Hildene Estate in Manchester, VT.
Artists:
Alison Forest, Bradie Hansen, Chelsea Clarke Sawyer, Eve Jacobs-Carnahan, Jenny Brown, Jennifer Davey, Katelynn Latz, Kerry Wood, Kim Goodling, Kimberly Hagen, Kris McDermet, Laurie Curtis, Muffy Grolier, Neysa Russo, Pamela Wilson, Robin Courtney, Sheri Schenk, Suzanne Taylor.
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.”
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