GALLERY | FRIDAY, MAY 2 | 5–8 PM | FREE
OffCenter Arts presents Little House Exhibition & Auction Preview Reception
A part of the ABQ Artwalk, First Friday ARTScrawl & features the Artstop Market!
Little House Exhibition & Auction Preview reception: May Artwalk, Friday, May 2, 5–8 pm.
Don't miss this limited preview of OffCenter Arts' beloved annual Little House Auction! In the run-up for the annual silent auction that will take place at FUSION on Friday, May 9, the Preview Exhibition will give viewers a first look at nearly half of the 200 mini sculptures & mixed media pieces created by local artists for the auction. In addition to the Little Houses, an exhibition of paintings by local artists will be on view, including work by SOKWA, Pamela Heater, Allison Jones Hunt, Thomas Carney, and Isabella Romero.
The Little House Exhibition & Auction Preview Reception is a part of the ABQ Artwalk, First Friday ARTScrawl, and features the Artstop Market!
You're invited to join in the fun during May's Preview Exhibition on May 2! Ceate a tiny paper house as part of an all-ages art making activity. Stop by FUSION inside the 708 gallery to craft and color a tiny paper house and get a sneak peek at some of the fantastic house sculptures that will be part of the silent auction at the Little House Auction the following Friday!
For 15 years, local artists have created fun and funky mini masterpieces for the Little House Auction—a benefit to support OffCenter Arts free community art programs. Little Houses—made with wood, clay, paper, and even fabric—are unique 3D artworks that highlight the incredible and diverse creative talent in ABQ.
Preview Exhibition: Friday, May 2.
Little House Auction: Friday, May 9. Details here.
The OffCenter Arts Little House Auction is supported by local sponsors: Kennedy Financial Network, Ex Novo Brewing Co, Submaterial, LivLab Studios, Formative Architecture, and Lapis Room.
Go to OffCenterArts.org to learn more about OffCenter Arts & the Little House Auction.
Their mission is to enhance the lives of all people in our community by providing a safe and supportive environment for art-making and social interaction.
OffCenter Arts is committed to:
Encouraging and respecting creativity in all its forms.
Partnering with other groups to serve more people, in more ways.
Developing and promoting economic opportunities for artists.
Continuing to evolve and grow.