Courthouse Gallery Fine Art is open to the public and its annual Spring Show will be on view May 16 through June 12.
The show highlights 22 artists, two of whom are new to the gallery: B Millner and Sally Ladd Cole. The exhibition can be viewed at courthousegallery.com. Also highlighted is an exhibition of monoprints and watercolors by printmaker Susan Amons.
Courthouse Gallery Spring Show participating artists include: Susan Amons, Janice Anthony, Matt Barter, Philip Barter, Jeffery Becton, Kevine Beers, Judy Belasco, Ragna Bruno, Sally Ladd Cole, Tom Curry, Kate Emlen, Philip Frey,
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