Upcoming Shows

A Benefit Month for CERF
(Craft Emergency Relief Fund)

TRAX will be having a special out door table, as in past years, with seconds or
oddly not right pots at greatly reduced prices. Also, in the gallery, we will have a
"Remnants" sale of work that have been on the shelves too long.

Come in and see for your self. None of this will be online
but you are always welcomed to ask us to shop for you.

John Neely from Logan, Utah and Forrest Lesch-Middelton from Petaluma, CA.
Once upon a time: teacher and student.

OPENING RECEPTION: 5–7pm Saturday, October 9

Sam Harvey and Alleghany Meadows from Snowmass Village , CO and
co-owners of the Harvey Meadows Gallery in Aspen.

OPENING RECEPTION: 5–7pm Saturday, November 20

About Trax Gallery

Sandy Simon, a potter, started TRAX gallery in 1995 in a warehouse on the RR tracks in west Berkeley, CA . The focus of TRAX is to showcase exceptional functional ware from potter's across the U. S. commited to making pots. In the 12 years since it's inception, TRAX has gained a national and international following. The majority of the pots are sold online and often pots are shipped to other countries. Sandy's ultimate goal is to grow the audience of appreciation so that TRAX could actually support the life and work of many potters'.

TRAX hosts about 6 solo exhibitions per year and continually carries work by many well known potters. Six years ago Sandy and sculptor husband, Robert Brady, built a new gallery, house and studio at 1812 5th street in west Berkeley adjacent to the hip and happening 4th Street shopping area. Their award winning complex was designed by Berkeley architect, Charles Debbas.

Trax Gallery is open 5 days a week:
Wednesday through Sunday, from 12:00 to 5:30

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