17 Sep 2021

 

The Project Fibonacci® Foundation, Inc. is proud to be an Iron Sponsor for the 2021 CHAIRity Art Auction. Each year, Sculpture Space in Utica opens its doors for their largest fundraiser of the year. The event is taking place now through September 25th online here. Bidding is in full swing, there is certainly a golden opportunity to find some unique pieces that you will not find anywhere else. These are all original, one-of-a-kind art pieces. All proceeds go directly to fund the Sculpture Space artist residency program!

Check out the art before you bid from Monday, September 20-Thursday, September 23rd from 2-6pm. No appointment needed, but please wear a mask. Visit Sculpture Space at 12 Gates St., Utica, NY.

For more information, visit: https://www.sculpturespace.org/

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