MATERIAL MATTERS

Join us for the opening reception for MATERIAL MATTERS on Sunday, October 25, from 2-4 pm, at the gallery at Trade Design Build.

MATERIAL MATTERS will feature 31 artists and makers from various regions of the United States. This exhibition will showcase works in many mediums and techniques: ceramic, drawing/painting, fiber, glass, metal, paper, wood and more!

Participating artists: maham ahktar, bobby aiosa, juan calabero-perez, brian chen, travis childers, jaynie gillman crimmins, jenna efrein, sue friesz, jennifer girouard, matthew glaysher, mahsa javid, drew kail, jonathan kline, iris xiaoxue ma, virginia melnyk, ryan sarah murphy, rebecca murtaugh, jim napierala, vu nguyen, barbara page, ashley perez, kelly riek, esme saccuccimorano, aoi saito, anne sanger, carla stetson, cara taylor, shira toren, anca trandafirescu, rachel wittels and melissa zarem.

We look forward to seeing you there!



wonder + wild

WONDER + WILD features a selection of compelling, eclectic and witty work by Scott Ackerman, Steve Carver, Ronald Gonzalez, Craig Mains, Satre Stuelke and Sylvia Taylor.

The gallery at TRADE DESIGN BUILD is located at 1520 Trumansburg Rd / Rt 96 N. The gallery is open by appointment. Contact ariel@cornersgallery.com



Building what we value:

a conversation on housing, affordability, sustainability + the future of home

Public opening date : Thursday, Aug. 6 / panel discussion 3-4:30pm / gallery reception 4:30-6pm.

Panelists: Dr. Anna Kelles - NYS Assemblymember, District 125, Jonsara Ruth - Design Director, Healthy Materials Lab, David West - Housing + Community Development Director, Tompkins County, Felix Heisel - Director, Circular Construction Lab, Michael Jefferson - Principal, Jefferson Lettieri Office, Gideon Stone - CEO / Owner, Trade Design Build

Location: Trade Design Build / 1520 Trumansburg Road (Rt. 96), Ithaca, NY

RSVP to gideon@tradedesignbuild.com

What do we value most in the places we call home? Affordability, sustainability, comfort, health, durability, beauty—and perhaps most importantly, the ability for everyone to access housing that embodies these qualities.

Join Trade Design Build, the Cornell Circular Construction Lab, and Corners Gallery on August 6 from 3-6 pm at the Trade Design Build campus just north of Ithaca for an evening of conversation examining the current housing crisis and the opportunities it presents. Bringing together perspectives from architecture, construction, development, and community practice, a panel of exciting guests will examine how we can reconcile affordability with quality, sustainability, and long-term resilience.

Afterwards, we continue the event in the gallery at Trade Design Build to celebrate the work of Cornell University's Department of Architecture students. Their recent Master of Architecture design studio investigated manufactured housing as one potential response to the growing need for high-quality, affordable homes, presenting innovative proposals that challenge conventional approaches to housing design and delivery.

We hope you'll join us for an evening of thoughtful discussion, new perspectives, and meaningful dialogue about how we can build housing that reflects the values of our communities.