Name: The Art of Giving Small Works Exhibit 2025 • Gallery 1337
Start: 2025-12-08T12:00:00-08:00
End: 2026-01-24T18:00:00-08:00
Location: Art Works Downtown

$The Art of Giving Small Works Exhibit 2025 \u2022 Gallery 1337$

Experience over 80 unique artworks by talented Bay Area artists, each piece offering the perfect opportunity for a meaningful holiday gift
About this Event

The Art of Giving Small Works Exhibit 2025 • Gallery 1337

November 21, 2025–January 24, 2026: Exhibition Dates
December 12 and January 9, 5–8 pm: Reception & 2nd Friday Art Walk

Experience over 80 unique artworks by talented Bay Area artists, each piece offering the perfect opportunity for a meaningful holiday gift or an inspiring addition to your collection. This exhibit is free and open to the public.

Artists
Erika Adkins, Megan Kaple Afansey, Leah Anton, Heather Austin-Weir, Steve Barbaria, Bonnie Barrett, Annie Bates-Winship, Barry Beach, Dee Bell, Jo Ann Biagini, Adrienne Biggs, Molly Blauvelt, Lisa Brussell, Tamara Buck, Jan Buscho, Joe Ceballos, Heather Davis, Sarah DeParis, Amber DeSilva, Licita Fernández, Sandi Goldstein, Wenqing Gu, Corazon Guzman-Thornton, Fay Helfer, Flo Hodes, Susie Kelly, Joanna Kidd, Mara Lantz, Linda Lieberman, Hargun Mann, Oola Mar, Gary Marsh, Beverly Mayeri, Ann Mayse, Qing Miao, Gail Morrison, John Andrew Murphy, Emmanuelle Namont, Mary Nelson, Patti Oji, Cindy Ostroff, Karen Palamos, Cindy Pavlinac, Jaime Robles, Jane Russell, Michael Scherotter, Mary Sheft, Kevin Smith, Dobee Snowber, Betsy Spencer Judge, Alice Stewart, Maria Tuttle, Victoria Veedell, Rebecca Wallerstein, Katherine Warinner, Sue Weil, Kathryn Whitten, Christina Williams, Tom Wornson, Jun Yan, Enric Zappa

Jurors
Tara Esperanza and Andrea Guskin, Artist Curators, Mercury 20

Jurors’ Statement
“This exhibition celebrates the delicate intersection of magic, movement, nature, and light. It's where the ephemeral becomes tangible through artistic vision. Each small work invites the viewer to slow down and notice the quiet transformations that often pass unseen. The selected pieces shimmer with an inner vitality, capturing fleeting moments of wonder that reveal how beauty often resides in impermanence. Together, they create a luminous dialogue between the seen and the felt. A gentle spell cast through art.”
— Tara Esperanza and Andrea Guskin