The Arts Foundation of Cape Cod is excited to be a beneficiary of Woodruff’s Art Center’s annual Small Works Show.
The exhibit features small works of art, created by some of the Cape’s top artists, that make for ideal holiday gifts. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to support the Arts Foundation’s Arts Access program which connects all children on Cape Cod to the power of the arts. And 100% of all proceeds from Woodruff’s holiday raffle items will be donated to Arts Access.
The show will kick off on Thursday, November 21st, 5-6:30 pm, with an opening reception that offers attendees the opportunity to meet artists in the exhibit. Staff from the Arts Foundation will also be in attendance to talk about the importance of Arts Access and the positive impact it is having in our community.
Last year, Arts Access opened doors to creativity for more than 5,500 children in our region.
Now celebrating its fifth year, Arts Access was founded in 2019 on the premise that every child deserves to experience the beauty and wonder of the arts. Since launching Arts Access, the program has served over 15,000 Cape Cod children. This connection is made possible through class stipends for children of families in need; bus transportation for school field trips; and grants that create accessible and inclusive opportunities for children.
The holiday show runs through Friday, January 3rd.
Founded in 1989, Woodruff’s is a fine art gallery, custom frame shop, and retailer of high quality artist materials. It is located at 1 Market Street in Mashpee Commons. Learn more about Woodruff’s here.
Woodruff’s was a sponsor of the Arts Foundation’s Creative Exchange Conference which was held last month at the Cotuit Center of the Arts and which attracted nearly 200 people working in the arts sector for a day of learning, connectivity, inspiration, and creativity.