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Traywick Contemporary

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Traywick Contemporary
Traywick Contemporary
Berkeley - 895 Colusa Avenue - CA 94707
Traywick Contemporary has been a vital presence in the Bay Area art scene since its founding in 1997. Nestled within a former Masonic Temple in Berkeley, California, the gallery offers a distinctive setting for contemporary art while maintaining a program that celebrates a wide spectrum of innovative practices. Known for its thoughtful focus on materials and process, Traywick Contemporary represents a core group of emerging and mid-career artists whose works span a range of media, including site-specific installations, conceptual pieces, and projects that respond directly to space and context.

The gallery’s commitment to experimentation and dialogue is reflected not only in its exhibitions but also in its model, which often extends beyond traditional gallery walls. Through off-site installations, public projects, and participation in national art fairs, Traywick Contemporary encourages new forms of engagement between art, space, and community. By embracing non-traditional formats, the gallery offers fresh opportunities for artists and audiences alike to connect more deeply with contemporary art.

In 2022, the gallery celebrated its 25th anniversary with a year-long series of exhibitions and events, spotlighting the creative voices that have defined its legacy. To mark this milestone, Traywick Contemporary launched a series of limited editions and multiples created by its artists. Proceeds from these works were directed to organizations such as Planned Parenthood and Sister Song, reflecting the gallery’s ongoing commitment to social justice, equity, and advocacy.

Traywick Contemporary remains a dynamic platform for contemporary artists who challenge conventional boundaries and explore new directions. With each exhibition, the gallery continues to foster an environment where creativity, critical thinking, and community intersect in meaningful and lasting ways.

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