Winter Art Sale

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Trestle Gallery Annual Fundraiser

Winter Art Sale

on view november 14 - december 5

VIP First-Look Reception: Friday, November 14, 7-9pm

Public Reception: Friday, December 5, 7-9pm

Every year, Trestle curates an exhibition of past artists who embody our mission to foster creativity and community. By showcasing the best of Trestle, we celebrate the artists who make our programs great--from exhibiting artists and art talk speakers to studio residents and class participants. We invite you to browse for unique holiday gifts and beautiful artworks, all under $1000. Proceeds from the Winter Art Sale go to support Trestle’s programs and the artists we serve.

To get a first shot at the best of the sale, become a Friend of Trestle and receive an invite to the VIP First-Look Reception and 10% off your purchases for the entire year. Artwork on view in the Winter Art Sale will also be available for purchase online beginning November 15th.

Participating Artists: Ashley Alioto, Michael Brennan, Ai Campbell, Bill Carroll, Jennifer Dwyer, MaDora Frey, Veronique Gambier, Chris Gideon, Elizabeth Gilfelin, Nicola Ginzel, Abbie Groff, Kristen Haskell, Erik Hougan, Arlan Huang, Darryl Hudak, Rhia Hurt, Will Hutnick, Sara Jimenez, Suzy Kopf, Katerina Lanfranco, Natalie Lomeli, Pony Ma, Allison Maletz, Ashley May, Re McBride, Sarah Marie Miller, Seren Morey, Mary Negro, Janet Pedersen, Simona Prives, Judy Rifka, Jean Rim, Kara Rooney, Rachel Sharp, Polly Shindler, Jason Stopa, Vincent Stracquadanio, Abby Subak, Jannell Turner, Lindsay Warren, Karin Waskiewicz, & Heidi Yockey.

Mission:

Trestle is a 501c3 non-profit contemporary art space in Gowanus, Brooklyn. Our mission is to foster creativity and community by offering exhibition, education, and networking opportunities for contemporary artists and curators. We provide a place for creative people to focus on the development of their art and their career, without the pressures of the commercial art world. Our mission is carried out through four core programs: Contemporary Exhibitions, Professional Development, Community Classes, and Residencies.