minerva d. braemer
medical arts exhibition
Since 2013, the Greater Norristown Art League (GNAL) and the Jefferson Einstein Minerva D. Braemer Medical Arts Building have partnered to showcase local artwork in their state-of-the-art facility. The exhibit is open to the public and works are rotated three times a year, featuring an array of themes and artistic mediums.
Their dedicated gallery space highlights the creativity of talented artists from Montgomery County. Guided by Jefferson Einstein’s belief in the healing power of art, GNAL is proud to help foster a positive and uplifting atmosphere for patients, visitors, and staff alike.
Braemer Medical Arts Building
609 W Germantown Pike, East Norriton, PA 19403
Artwork is rotated out in the months of March, July, and November
Upcoming Rotation Dates: July 9, 2025 and November 12, 2025
Drop Off / Pick Up Time: 3:30OPM to 5:30PM
All works MUST be picked up at the end of the rotation.
Please download the full prospectus for all details.
The registration fee is $25 per work, up three works per artist, when paid by check or cash at drop-off. You may pay in advance by credit card below (subject to service fee). Depending on the total number of entries and space available, it may be necessary to limit the number of entries.
Size of Pieces: 16x20 or bigger. Smaller works will not be accepted.
GNAL and the Medical Providers at the Braemer Medical Arts Building at the Einstein Montgomery Hospital are pleased to offer an opportunity to showcase GNAL members with professional works of 2-D art in an ongoing gallery presence at the hospital. This is a chance to present your work in a beautiful location with visibility by visitors, patients and their families. This exhibit runs for four months and the artwork must be marked for sale.
If a piece is sold it may be replaced with another piece for the remainder of the show. Previously exhibited work at GNAL is eligible. The artist will pay a 25% commission to GNAL from sales. Artists will be contacted to meet the patron and accept payment for a sale. We encourage you to meet at the Braemer Gallery, at which time you are invited to replace the piece with another for the remainder of the show.