NEWSLETTER
December 6-7 and December 13-14, 2025, 12-5 PM, Wassaic Project, Maxon Mills
Wassaic, NY (December 1, 2025) — Wassaic Project is pleased to announce its first-ever Winter Wonderland Market to benefit arts education.
Join the Wassaic Project inside Maxon Mills to celebrate the season and benefit Wassaic Project arts education. From playful art kits and stocking stuffers to one-of-a-kind pieces and creative gift wrap, we’ve got all your holiday essentials covered. Plus, browse a special selection of fine art and limited edition prints created by artist-in-residence alumni.
The artists participating are: Marc Alain, Fern Apfel, Paolo Arao, Jeff Barnett-Winsby, Natalie Baxter, Molly Bertheaude, Eve Biddle, Alexandra Borovski, Cassandra Chalfant, Lauren Cohen, Theo Coulombe, Robin Crookall, Mark Dion, Nic Dyer, Josias Figuerido, Saskia Fleishman, Ruth Freeman, Jared Friedman, Ghost of a Dream, Lizzie Gill, Jeila Gueramian, Grace Hager, Michael Hambouz, Johannah Herr, Eric Hibit, Davina Hsu, Will Hutnick, Daria Irincheeva, Jeremiah Jossim, Suzanne Kiggins, Heejo Kim, Danielle Klebes, Susan Klein, E.E. Kono, KK Kozik, Kirstin Lamb, Gracelee Lawrence, Ken Millington, Liz Nielsen, Julia Norton, Mary Tooley Parker, Cate Pasquarelli, Katie Peck, Marianna Peragallo, Claudia Renfro, Dana Robinson, Rosabel Rosalind, Joe Rudko, Kristen Schiele, Dana Sherwood, Polly Shindler, Cory Emma Siegler, Deborah Simon, Christina Hunt Wood, Melissa Vogley Woods, Akeylah Wellington, Kelly Worman, Ping Zheng.
Event Information
Winter Wonderland Market
December 6+7 and 13+14, 2025 from 12-5 PM.
Maxon Mills, the Wassaic Project’s gallery.
37 Furnace Bank Road
Wassaic, NY 12592
Link:
https://www.wassaicproject.org/events/winter-wonderland-market
Winter Wonderland Market title image designed by Studio Bueno
More Winter Programming:
December 16: Artist and Lovers Party in Brooklyn, NY
January 16: Opening Reception–E.E. Kono: Conversant
January 24: New Art Nest Opening
January 24: Robert K. Johnson Workshops Opening April 19: E.E. Kono Artist Talk with Emily McElwreath
About Wassaic Project
The Wassaic Project is a contemporary arts institution that has been a cornerstone of upstate New York’s cultural landscape since 2008, fostering positive social change through art and education. It brings together emerging artists and local communities through world-class contemporary art exhibitions, vital education and public programs, and a highly regarded year-round artist residency program.
Based in the historic Maxon Mills—an 8,000-square-foot, seven-story former grain elevator transformed into a vibrant arts space—the Wassaic Project serves as a dynamic incubator for new voices in contemporary art. Since its founding, it has welcomed more than 45,000 visitors, 1,200 artists, 145 musicians, 52 dance companies, and 38 filmmakers. Annual programming includes the residency, monthly open studios, ten major community events, and three exhibitions. Its arts education programs reach more than 1,000 students each year through after-school art clubs, summer camps, mentorship opportunities, and the free family drop-in space, the Art Nest, open every Saturday from 12–5 PM.
The residency program and exhibitions give emerging artists time and space to experiment and grow their practices. In recent years, Wassaic Project artists have gone on to exhibit at the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Brooklyn Museum, MoMA, the New Museum, the Studio Museum in Harlem, the Bronx Museum of Art, El Museo del Barrio, the International Center of Photography, MASS MoCA, and many others.
The Wassaic Project’s programs are made possible by the generous support of our board of directors, many individuals, as well as the New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, A G Foundation, Arison Arts Foundation, Arts Mid-Hudson, Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, Bloomberg Philanthropies, Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley, Donald A. Pels Charitable Trust, Dutchess County's Department of Community and Family Services, Dyson Foundation, Foundation for Community Health, Helen Frankenthaler Foundation's Frankenthaler Climate Initiative, Low Road Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts, Peleh Fund, Starry Night Fund of the Chicago Community Foundation, The Cecily & David Murphy Majerus Foundation, The Cowles Charitable Trust, and Wolfensohn Family Foundation.
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