First Place / Alden Bryan Medal: William Gotha, "Transitions"

Second Place: Linda Armstrong, "Winter Evening"

Third Place: Leo Mancini-Hresko, "Warm Day Vermont"

First Honorable Mention: Judith Selin, "Farm Barn from the Hill"

Second Honorable Mention: Catherine Raynes, "Winding Through Vermont"

Third Honorable Mention: Gary Eckhart, "Silent Stream"

Blick Art Supplies Best Artist 35 or Younger: Grace Scarlet, "Still Waters"

Blick Art Supplies Best Artist New to the Gallery: Marisol Rosenbluth, "Bristol Falls"

James M. Quimby Senior Award for Traditional Vermont Landscape in Acrylic or Oil: William Barkin, "Red Farm - Snowstorm"

Mako Supplies Best in Oil: Jack Hay, "Turnaround on Pumpkin Harbor Road"

Congratulations to all of our winners! A special thank you to this year's prize juror, Andrew Orr and to our sponsors the Vermont Community Foundation, Blick Art Supplies, and Mako Supplies. 

Wednesday, October 8, 2025
Doors open 6:30 pm | Event begins 7:00 pm
Bryan Gallery - 180 Main Street, Jeffersonville

Bryan Gallery and the Cambridge Historical Society are thrilled to welcome artist Eric Tobin for a special conversation as he shares the influences and experiences of the rich history of of art in Jeffersonville. Eric will provide a wealth of information on the development of the arts and culture in our region, and how he has been involved over the years.This converstation was originally slated for last fall, but was rescheduled to this year. 

A Q & A will follow the discussion, moderated by longtime area resident, Barb Bertocci.

Admission Details:
Admission is free, however seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to connect with our past and present in a whole new way.
For more information, contact the Gallery at 802-644-5100 or info@bryangallery.org

Join us in Jeffersonville as we host our annual, Land, Light, Water & Air Artist Roundtable, taking place at the Gallery on Saturday, October 25, 2:00pm. 

The Roundtable discussion is an annual event, always associated with this particular exhibit, which is the only one for which the Gallery presents awards. 

The panel of artists were all recognized this year for their excellence in painting.
The Roundtable discussion provides an opportunity to learn from the artists themselves as they discuss their individual approaches to their work, their inspirations, key techniques and even favorite materials.

 
This year’s Roundtable panel includes Andover MA artist William Gotha, who was named Best in Show at this year’s Land & Light award ceremony. He will be joined by Best New Artist Marisol Rosenbluth, from Burlington VT and 2025 juror for the Land & Light awards, Vermont artist Andrew Orr.

A Q & A with the artists will follow their discussion.

Following the roundtable, the Blick Art Materials Viewer’s Choice Awards will be announced.  

The Roundtable discussion is free and open to the public. All are welcome to attend. For more information contact the Gallery at info@bryangallery.org or (802) 644-5100

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!