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Exhibitions & Installations
Solo and group shows, site-specific work, and work that needs a room rather than a wall.
Pop-Ups & Programs — Form 67B-01
67 Bridge is an 1888 brick building on the corner of Bridge and Union, with four blocks of galleries in every direction. We hold rooms for short-run projects — a night, a weekend, a week — for artists, curators, makers, musicians, educators, collectives, and food creatives who want a room in Lambertville and an audience already walking past the door.
What we host
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Solo and group shows, site-specific work, and work that needs a room rather than a wall.
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Art, design, handmade goods, books, and releases that deserve a night of their own.
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Throwing, printmaking, writing, repair, cooking. Anything taught with hands.
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Sets, readings, screenings, and conversations that fill a room for an evening.
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Tastings, collaborations, suppers, and things that are mostly an excuse for people to meet.
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If it brings people into the building for a good reason, describe it. We would rather read it than not.
How we read proposals
One clear idea, described in plain language. If it takes three paragraphs to explain, it usually needs another week of thinking.
A reason it belongs here — this building, this town, the people already in it. Not simply that you need a venue.
A realistic plan for load-in, staffing, safety, and leaving the room as you found it.
Evidence you have made something before. It does not need to be large, and it does not need to be recent.
The practical part
We would rather tell you now than after three emails. Everything below is a starting point — the right project changes the conversation.
Form 67B-01 · Preliminary proposal
This is a first proposal, not a full application. If it moves forward we will ask for a fuller packet — a short bio, work samples, an image list, and a simple layout. Please don't send those yet.
Three ways to send it
Emailing it? Send to hello@67bridge.com with the subject line Proposal — [Your name / Project]. Please send one PDF, under 8 MB — scans set to “medium” or “web” quality are plenty, and phone photos should be reduced before sending. Portfolio material belongs behind a link rather than in the attachment. Oversized emails bounce silently, and a proposal that bounces looks exactly like one that was never sent.
Looking for a studio or an ongoing space instead? See the studios.