Federico Herrero
Bridgette Mayer featured in Philadelphia Daily News article, "Blonde Ambition"
January 4, 2012
Gallery owner and director, Bridgette Mayer, was recently featured in a multi-page spread in the Philadelphia Daily News. Read on to learn about her early life, gallery practice and plans for the future of the art world in Philadelphia.
Guggenheim and Saatchi acquire works by Federico Herrero
June 5, 2014
Both the Guggenheim Museum and the Saatchi Museum in London recently purchased paintings by gallery artist Federico Herrero. New works will also be featured in the gallery's upcoming exhibition "Young & Fun: Abstraction," which will be on view from June 24 - August 15, 2014.
"Young & Fun: Abstraction" reviewed on artblog
July 18, 2014
Our summer exhibition "Young & Fun: Abstraction" was reviewed by Lauren Findlay for artblog.
'Young & Fun: Abstraction" reviewed in the Philadelphia Inquirer
July 28, 2014
Edith Newhall reviewed "Young & Fun: Abstraction" for the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Turning NYC Into a Public Art Gallery
October 6, 2014
Dedication to creating a greener future means always searching for new ways of bringing the movement to life. That's why TD Bank decided to tap into the colorful communities they serve for a bit of inspiration. Curated by Bridgette Mayer, 10 artists artwork will be on view throughout the month of October in pop up galleries as well as reproduced on store fronts throughout New York City.
TD Forests "Art for Trees" Online Auction Live
November 7, 2014
TD Bank, America’s Most Convenient Bank®, launched the “TD Forests: Art for Trees” campaign to support its vision of a greener New York City. To bring this project to life, TD Bank, along with art curator and gallery owner Bridgette Mayer of Bridgette Mayer Gallery, selected 10 artists who are passionate about the environment to create original pieces of art which are available for purchase through November 14 via an online auction at paddle8.com/auctions/artfortrees. All proceeds from the auction will be equally distributed among the New York Restoration Project, Friends of the High Line, Brooklyn Botanic Garden and Trees New York.