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The Changing Gallery: December Art Portfolio | 20 Artworks to Cut Out & Frame
The Changing Gallery: December Art Portfolio | 20 Artworks to Cut Out & Frame
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Bring December’s warmth, wonder, and reflection into your home with 20 curated artworks in one physical 8.5 × 11-inch bound booklet. Carefully cut out your chosen images and display them in your own frames to create a seasonal gallery. Each artwork includes a title and a two-paragraph story on the reverse, exploring familiar traditions, meaningful moments, and new beginnings.
A Celebration of Memories, Wonder, and Possibility
December is a month unlike any other. It brings together the memories of the year nearly completed, the warmth of familiar traditions, and the anticipation of new beginnings.
The Changing Gallery: December celebrates this remarkable time through 20 carefully curated artworks in an 8.5 x 11 bound booklet that explore the beauty, emotions, and experiences associated with the closing chapter of the year.
Rather than presenting only conventional holiday imagery, this portfolio offers a broader artistic interpretation of December. Through imaginative compositions, varied artistic techniques, and evocative visual storytelling, each artwork invites you to consider the people, places, and moments that give the season its meaning.
Create Your Own December Gallery.
Each full-page artwork is accompanied by a title and a two-paragraph description printed on its reverse, offering a story that may inspire personal reflection and memories.
Select the images that speak to you, carefully cut them from the portfolio, and frame them to create a seasonal exhibition in your home.
Display a few favorite pieces in a quiet corner, or arrange a larger collection to transform an entire wall into a gallery of December-inspired art.
When the season ends, your frames can welcome a new collection of artworks, allowing your personal gallery to continue evolving throughout the year.
Celebrate the season through art that means something to you.
Curated by Matthew Waitesmith
Artwork from the Whitney Services Artworks Archive
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