Join us at the 2023 Art Off the Wall fundraiser at the Carnegie Art Center on Thursday, December 7, 6:30-8:30PM!

Art Off the Wall is a unique opportunity to purchase original 5×7” pieces of artwork for only $20 each.

Hundreds of 5×7″ pieces of artwork will be exhibited on the main gallery wall in the Carnegie Art Center. Artwork is donated by local award winning and emerging artists with a variety of styles and mediums represented. 

In addition to the 5”x7” art sale, this year’s AOTW will also feature a silent auction of 30 artworks in a variety of sizes that will be available for bidding that evening only!

This year’s artwork will be an array of talent and prices you don’t want to miss! 

The funding raised at this event will allow the Carnegie Art Center to provide important cultural and educational programming for the North Tonawanda community and beyond.

Here’s how ART OFF THE WALL works: 

  • Every attendee will receive 1 complimentary drink! 
  • Each 5×7” piece of artwork on display is numbered. 
  • 6-6:30PM: Preview the exhibit. Attendees will receive a “Numbered Purchasing Form” where you will write down which 5×7” artworks you would like to purchase. 
  • Selling begins at 6:30PM. 
  • Patrons will be called up in sequential order by their “Numbered Purchasing Form” to select the artwork of their choice.
  • We take the artwork off of the wall for you! 
  • You purchase the artwork. We accept cash, check and card. 
  • You will have the option to get your new artwork framed on site with Five Points Framing 
  • We will also have a silent art auction in the East Gallery! Bidding will take place until 8PM.

General Admission: $15 admission
To be purchased at the door the night of the event. General admission allows you access to the event from 6-9PM. 

FASTPASS:

FAST PASSES to the 2022 Art Off the Wall are now available!
With the purchase of a $25 FAST PASS, you get early entry to the event (5:30PM) and guarantees you will be one of the first 50 people to pick the artwork of your choosing!
Purchase a FAST PASS here: 

CALLING ALL ARTISTS: We are now accepting artwork!

WE NEED YOU!! The success of ART OFF THE WALL relies on generous donations of your creative 5 x 7 original artwork.

Artwork Requirements

All 5 x 7 art submitted must be original. Open to all media.

Please DO NOT frame or mount any artwork. Sign your artwork on the back. No glitter or un-fixed charcoal/pastel artwork please.

Please fill out the art submission form for each piece of artwork you are submitting. 

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE ART SUBMISSION FORM. 

Three ways to donate your work:

  1. Mail your artwork to the Carnegie:  240 Goundry Street, North Tonawanda, NY 14120
  2. Drop off your artwork during gallery hours: Wed & Thurs 6-8pm • Fri & Sat 12-4pm.
  3. Drop off your artwork in the mail slot in the front door of the Center anytime, even if we’re not open. 

EXTENDED DEADLINE to Submit Artwork is Saturday, November 26, 2022, 12-4PM*

Thank you to this year’s Sponsors of Art Off the Wall:

Exhibition Level

Masterpiece Level

 

Composition Level

Kristin Derby

Board President of the Carnegie Art Center

Communications Designer

 

Expressive Level

Five Points Framing

Industrial Tool Sharpening Inc. 

Jessica Brosius

Nikki Mazzarella

Painting Uncorked 

Schaefer, Sciarrino & Schulenberg, LLP

Patron Level & Donations

Niagara County Legislator Richard Andres

Linda Banas

Eagle Eye Accounting Services

 

The History of the “Art Off the Wall” Event:

In 2015, a group of volunteers organized this event in order to raise money so the Carnegie Art Center could re-open its doors. Since that initial year, the event has evolved into a large-scale fundraising initiative to support the Center and allow us to provide high quality arts programming for the community.

At the event, hundreds of 5×7″ artworks that were donated by national, regional and local artists are sold for $20 each. It’s a great time to gather (virtually) and reflect on the wonderful memories of when the building was home to the North Tonawanda Public Library (est. 1905) then the Carnegie Art Center. (since 1975).

This year, we need your support more than ever!