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 >>
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