Artists under $500 this month
Tina Ehrlich • July 3, 2024
Our annual Holiday in July website releases features art under $500. This year, over 20 artists are sharing new work at this lower price point. A great time to collect your favorites!
It's always our goal to make art more accessible. So twice a year we execute our passion project (July and November) with the biggest collection possible of art under $500. Clients love the opportunity to collect from their "artist wishlist" at smaller sizes. There's usually a presale opportunity with our shows, but not for Holiday in July! It all goes live on the website Friday, July 12 at 10am CT . So be sure to set an alarm! This year, over 20 artists are participating—see the list below and plan ahead.
- AK Hardeman | See her work >>
- Alex Ackerman | See her work >>
- Aly Ytterberg | See her work >>
- Anee Shah | See her work >>
- Angela Chrusciaki Blehm | See her work >>
- Anna Beurskens | See her work >>
- Bekah Worley | See her work >>
- Bethany Mabee | See her work >>
- Betsy Enzensberger | See her work >>
- Eliana Bernard | See her work >>
- Elisa Sheehan | See her work >>
- Elsie Larson | See her work >>
- Emily Keating Snyder | See her work >>
- Fares Micue | See her work >>
- Jaime McCarrier | See her work >>
- Jenna Brownlee | See her work >>
- Karin Olah | See her work >>
- Kate Blomquist | See her work >>
- Katie Craig | See her work >>
- Madison Summerlin | See her work >>
- Meghan Bustard | See her work >>
- Michele Aschenbrenner | See her work >>
- Roma Osowo | See her work >>
- Sarah Schwartz | See her work >>
- Susannah Carson | See her work >>
- Suzy Lindow | See her work >>
- Theodora Miller | See her work >>
- Vicky Reddish | See her work >>
I can finally say it out loud: Art for Everyone is live for presale!
Over 30 artists are participating in this year's Holiday in July! View the full artist list now. Live on Friday, July 11, at 10am CT.
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