Thank You for Supporting the New Art pARTy 2025: Art Auction & Gala

A Note from Emily O’Neil & Jan Taylor

A Special Invitation to Support the Arts

The New Art Center’s Gala is more than a celebration—it’s an opportunity to directly support local artists and ensure that art continues to thrive in our community.

At the heart of this event is our exclusive art auction, featuring an incredible selection of works from talented local and regional artists. Whether you’re an avid collector or simply passionate about the arts, this is your chance to acquire unique pieces while making a meaningful impact. Every bid helps sustain our mission to provide accessible arts education and creative programming for all.

Purchase your ticket to join us for an unforgettable evening, or take your commitment a step further by becoming a sponsor—a powerful way to champion the arts and gain meaningful visibility in our vibrant community.

With gratitude,
Emily O’Neil, Executive Director
Jan Taylor, Director of Development

Guests mingling at a gala, surrounded by bright neon lights creating a vibrant atmosphere.

New Art Center Gala Party 2024

Students in vibrant tie-dye shirts pose happily, showcasing their involvement in a scholarship sponsorship program.

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Making Art Education Accessible To All

Your sponsorship directly funds scholarships and free community programs, ensuring that people of all ages and backgrounds have the opportunity to learn, create, and thrive through art.

This is also a unique opportunity to showcase your business and be recognized as a leader in supporting the arts, creativity, and education. Join us in championing New Art’s mission to foster creativity, inclusion, and community through the power of the arts.

Meet this year’s Curator, Signe Haas, and discover showcased artists

Signe Haas has hand-picked artwork for the New Art Center art auction that reflects the incredible talent we have in our Boston community, including a diverse grouping of emerging, mid-career, and established artists who are represented in many private and public collections.

More About Signe Haas