The first Saturday of each month, we’re offering a free docent led tour of our current exhibition, Food Justice: Growing a Healthier Community through Art. You’ll get to learn about the works, the artists, and how art can help lead to positive change in our community.

After your tour, be sure to take advantage of our Saturday Info Sessions. Our Community Partners will be in the gallery to share information about their organizations and what they are doing to help create a more equitable food landscape.

Food Justice: Growing a Healthier Community through Art critically explores complex human issues that can shape and influence positive change in food security. Because of the visionary, poetic, and transformative potential of art, you will see, feel, and understand the issues of food insecurity in new and meaningful ways and be moved to become part of the solution.

COVID-19: We are excited to welcome you to our new, permanent space for art in the artistic neighborhood of Lawrenceville. With your help, we look forward to providing amazing and safe art experiences for you. Here are our new safety protocols.

• Wear a face mask. For your safety and the safety of those around you, face masks are required for all guests ages 2 and up for the entire duration of your visit.
• Maintain a safe distance. Please leave plenty of room between yourself and the other guests during your visit.
• When in doubt, ask for assistance. In order to minimize contact with surfaces, please refrain from touching surfaces and objects unless absolutely necessary. You can use the hand sanitizing stations located throughout the building.
• No food or drink allowed.

By visiting Contemporary Craft, you acknowledge that risk of communicable illness exists in any and all public spaces as a force of nature, and that Contemporary Craft assumes no responsibility for any claims which may arise.