Past Exhibitions

Canal Street Art Gallery presents: The Spring Salon, an exhibition hung in the floor-to-ceiling salon style. The Spring Salon opens March 17th, and will be on view to the public through June 3rd. Join the Gallery on 3rd Friday Gallery Night in Historic Downtown Bellows Falls from 5-7pm, March 17th, to celebrate and meet the artists. All Gallery events are free and open to the public.

The Spring Salon includes artwork by thirty-four artists, including: Jennifer Anderson, Penelope Arms, Whitney Barrett, Debbi A Barton, Christopher Boring, Susan Brown, Tafi Brown, Jean Cannon, Alicia Drakiotis, Mindy Fisher, Nancy Fitz-Rapalje, Karen Fortier, Basha Freudenberg, Louise Garfield, Kathleen A Govtoski, Orna Greenberg, Corinne Greenhalgh, Martha Hass, Judy Hawkins, Lesley Heathcote, Deedee Jones, Theresa Karpinski, Kathy Lavine, Su Lin Mangan, Marcie Maynard, Gail Mickle, Marianne Mullen, MC Noyes, Roxy Rubell, Melissa Rubin, Lynn Russell, Caroline Ryan Morgan, Marianne Shaugnessey, and Dale Stevens.

The Salon, which was popular in the 19th century, can offer the public a unique chance to view art from many more talented local and regional artists than a typical modern group show. At their start, one of the goals of the original Royal Academy Salons was to provide venues where artists, including emerging artists, could show their work and garner patronage. The historic way of installation means art is hung closely together on the wall, with sizes and artists interspersed throughout the exhibit. Before the contemporary gallery and art fair, it was also common in Europe and America to hang both museum and private collections in the floor-to-ceiling manner. 

The Canal Street Art Gallery’s Spring Salon brings this classical way of showing art into the contemporary. The art show is inclusive of all art. The opportunity to exhibit is open to the public. The Spring Salon celebrates the abundance and diversity of art created by artists everyday. Artists of all career levels, experience, and with or without formal training, exhibit their artwork.

Canal Street Art Gallery presents: The Spring Salon, an exhibition hung in the floor-to-ceiling salon style. The Spring Salon opens March 17th, and will be on view to the public through June 3rd. Join the Gallery on 3rd Friday Gallery Night in Historic Downtown Bellows Falls from 5-7pm, March 17th, to celebrate and meet the artists. All Gallery events are free and open to the public.

The Spring Salon includes artwork by thirty-four artists, including: Jennifer Anderson, Penelope Arms, Whitney Barrett, Debbi A Barton, Christopher Boring, Susan Brown, Tafi Brown, Jean Cannon, Alicia Drakiotis, Mindy Fisher, Nancy Fitz-Rapalje, Karen Fortier, Basha Freudenberg, Louise Garfield, Kathleen A Govtoski, Orna Greenberg, Corinne Greenhalgh, Martha Hass, Judy Hawkins, Lesley Heathcote, Deedee Jones, Theresa Karpinski, Kathy Lavine, Su Lin Mangan, Marcie Maynard, Gail Mickle, Marianne Mullen, MC Noyes, Roxy Rubell, Melissa Rubin, Lynn Russell, Caroline Ryan Morgan, Marianne Shaugnessey, and Dale Stevens.

The Salon, which was popular in the 19th century, can offer the public a unique chance to view art from many more talented local and regional artists than a typical modern group show. At their start, one of the goals of the original Royal Academy Salons was to provide venues where artists, including emerging artists, could show their work and garner patronage. The historic way of installation means art is hung closely together on the wall, with sizes and artists interspersed throughout the exhibit. Before the contemporary gallery and art fair, it was also common in Europe and America to hang both museum and private collections in the floor-to-ceiling manner. 

The Canal Street Art Gallery’s Spring Salon brings this classical way of showing art into the contemporary. The art show is inclusive of all art. The opportunity to exhibit is open to the public. The Spring Salon celebrates the abundance and diversity of art created by artists everyday. Artists of all career levels, experience, and with or without formal training, exhibit their artwork.