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The Charles M. and Hanna H. Gray Gallery

If you are interested in having a show, please contact Arts Director & Associate Director of Philanthropy, 
Jennifer Layn, at j.layn@nvrh.org or
802-748-7313.

Artwork: Providing NVRH another medium through which to connect and engage with our community.

The mission of the Charles M. and Hanna H. Gray Gallery is to bring the healing power of the arts into NVRH. The Gallery hosts rotating shows throughout the year that feature local and regional artists, as well as student art shows. The Gray Gallery is located in the corridor of the hospital main floor.

Current Exhibit | January 16 – March 10, 2025

A Celebration of Creativity and Talent:

A High School Art Show featuring students from
Lyndon Institute and St. Johnsbury Academy

This High School Art Show is a testament to the thriving artistic community within Vermont and the dedication of educators to fostering creativity in their students.

Lyndon Institute’s Fine Arts Program is dedicated to artistic excellence, offering courses such as Graphic Design, Ceramics, Printmaking, and AP Art. With access to the Norris Center for the Arts and cutting-edge technology, Lyndon Institute students gain hands-on experience and college-level preparation through programs like Career and Technical Education (CTE) in Graphic Design.

The St. Johnsbury Academy Fine Arts Department offers an expansive curriculum designed to cultivate technical skills and foster creativity, preparing students for careers in the arts and other fields that value innovative thinking. Courses range from Foundations of Drawing and Photography to Fashion Design and Oil Painting, alongside advanced options such as AP Art and the Visual Art Capstone.

The public is warmly invited to attend the exhibit and experience the remarkable work of these young artists. Visitors can expect to see intricate drawings, evocative paintings, innovative digital designs, and stunning ceramics and photography. Admission is free, and the gallery is open to visitors during regular hours.

Check back for show video – currently in production.