June 29 - July 1 PREMIUM SPONSORS

Michael Becker

Leading the fight against HIV/AIDS for over 20 years Created by Hamilton-Selway Fine Art Gallery and benefiting AIDS Project Los Angeles, the third annual, world-class, red-carpet art auction and artists’ reception features works by Basquiat, Chagall, Haring, Longo, Picasso, Ruscha, Sultan, Warhol, and more.

The event’s star-studded Entertainment Support Committee, co-chaired by Jackie Collins and Barry Krost, includes Helena Bonham Carter, Kathy Griffin, Shirley MacLaine, Pauley Perrette, Sidney and Joanna Poitier, and Jane Seymour, among others.

Friday, June 29: Artists’ Reception 6:00 p.m. –7:00 p.m. VIP reception with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. All guests are invited to mingle with LA’s hottest artists and enjoy fine art, music, a hosted cocktail bar, and food.

Saturday, June 30: Auction Day 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Silent Auction open to the public (no ticket required). 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Silent Auction reopens; VIP cocktail reception. 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. All guests attend Live and Silent Auction with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres; Silent Auction closes 10 minutes after end of Live Auction.

Sunday, July 1: Artwork Pick-Up Day 10:00 a.m. Art pick-up; coffee and light breakfast. On behalf of the Board of Directors, volunteers, staff, and especially the 11,000 clients whom AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) serves, welcome to the third annual Art Project Los Angeles. The year 2012 has been one filled with both victories and challenges. The former remind us of our capacity for success when we use all we know to fight this epidemic, even in communi- ties where it is most deeply entrenched. But the latter, too, reminds us that we still battle an elusive enemy: A virus that seems to move out of reach every time we close in on it. AIDS still has no cure. AIDS lacks even a basic vaccine. Right now, it cannot be stopped. And that adds up to one simple fact that we cannot deny: AIDS IS AN EMERGENCY. Long since the deaths of some of Hollywood’s brightest, like Rock Hudson and Freddie Mer- cury, HIV/AIDS continues to ravage communities of gay and bisexual men. Decades after the tragic death of Arthur Ashe and the infection of Magic Johnson, men of color (and particularly gay men of color) are at an unacceptably high risk of infection. And years since the advent of some of the most powerful and effective anti-AIDS drugs we have ever seen, many thousands continue to die, even right here in Los Angeles. Why, then, must so many more still face life – and even death – with HIV/AIDS? Put simply, one in five who is living with HIV/AIDS does not know that he or she lives with a disease that will spread and kill. That’s why APLA is working harder than ever in impacted communities like South Los Angeles to test and connect into care all living with the disease. It is both treatment for those who are HIV-positive and prevention strategy for those who aren’t. For the 60,000 Angelenos who are already living with HIV, we believe in the power of compas- sionate care – food, shelter, dental care and more – to allow them to live well with HIV. And from City Hall to the U.S. Capitol, our advocacy work gives hope of strong, sound AIDS policy. We are, therefore, grateful to have each of you. Each year, you support our work and insulate us against the changing misfortunes of government funding. You give of your art, your time, and your funds to ensure that we will never have to turn a single client away. And you stand with us as we collectively hope for a cure and as we fight like hell until then. Thank you for joining us at this very special event.

Craig E. Thompson Executive Director AIDS Project Los Angeles June 2012

Dear Guest,

We are pleased to welcome you to “Art Project Los Angeles,” our third annual art auction benefiting AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA). To those who have attended past events, thank you so much for your continued support! For those new to Art Project – we’re ex- cited to have you and sincerely hope you enjoy yourselves. APLA is thrilled to once again be a part of a great event enabling expanded support for the many individuals benefiting from APLA’s outreach.

Our event committee deserves huge thanks for their dedication to Art Project – the success of the event over the last two years has demonstrated how much we can achieve with the hard work, determination, and support of an amazing team. Additionally, we would like to thank our wonderful artists, donors, sponsors and supporters. They are the true backbone of this endeavor, and without whom the auction wouldn’t be possible.

APLA’s network of programs and services provides life-sustaining care and comfort to many of the 60,000 Angelenos now living with HIV/AIDS. Whether through its network of food pantries and dental clinics (both the largest in the United States) or through its essential mental health and housing assistance services, APLA is often the only place for so many to turn. And through its HIV prevention programs and its fearless advocacy, APLA seeks to end HIV’s assault on our community.

Last, and most important, so much of the revenue to fund these critical programs comes directly from private donors like you, and attending Art Project Los Angeles is a fantastic way to demonstrate your support for APLA’s extensive mission.

Once again, we thank you for your attendance, your support, and your bidding! Bid early and often!

Sincerely,

Ron Valdez Mark Perrin Event Committee

Hamilton-Selway Ron Valdez David Galgano Phil Selway Henry Koelsch Michael Barber Peter Barber Rhonda Le

Bonhams Jannelle Grigsby Lee Schamadan Logan Lee Scot Levitt Stephen Swan

TAI Events, Inc. Leslee Tarlov Caterina Del Conte Kim Diaz

AIDS Project Los Angeles Craig E. Thompson, Executive Director Tom Whitman, Board Chair

Bart Verry, Chief Development Officer Dustin Church, Events Manager Gabriel McGowan, Director of Communications Kristen Hellwig, Communications Specialist Jim Williams, Program Manager, Volunteer Resources Joel Wyatt, Associate Development Director Jennifer Duarte, Development Associate Robbie Siron, Development Associate Event Co-Chairs Ron Valdez Mark Perrin

Curator David Galgano

Entertainment Host Committee Co-Chairs Jackie Collins & Barry Krost

Entertainment Host Committee Names as of press time - please check apla.org for an updated list

Roy Bank Ross Mathews Helena Bonham Carter Debi Mazar LeVar Burton Alfred Molina Diahann Carroll Olivia Newton-John Joan Collins Mark Ordesky Morgan Fairchild Pauley Perrette Peter Fonda Sidney and Joanna Poitier Linda Gray Denise Richards Kathy Griffin RuPaul George Hamilton Jane Seymour Wynonna Judd Suzanne Somers Nadine Loren Michael Scott Bob Mackie Cathryn Tate Shirley MacLaine Steve Tisch Adrienne Maloof-Nassif Bruce Vilanch Ann-Margret Alfre Woodard Marlee Matlin APLA TRUSTEES DIRECTORS Ron Burkle Richard Chung Jeffrey Katzenberg Judith S. Currier, M.D. Hon. John J. Duran Joel Flatow BOARD OF DIRECTORS Wayne Flick OFFICERS Howard Gleicher Tom Whitman - Chair Kacy Hutchison Rodney Gould - Vice Chair Wilbert C. Jordan, M.D., MPH Ron Valdez - Treasurer Shawn Khorrami Carl Baker - Secretary Lefky Mansi J.R. McGinnis C. Martin Meekins Richard A. Munisteri EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Mark Perrin Craig E. Thompson Paul Santello Troy Sattler Lenny Scroggins Steven J. Shoptaw, Ph.D. Toby Washington, M.D.

AMBASSADOR COUNCIL

Jim Murphy, Co-Chair John Douponce Steve Machuca Christian Dowell Bill Mannion Christian Dowell, Co-Chair Roberta Eidman, MPH Leslie A. Margolin Matt Redman, Wayne Elias John Martens Board Chair Emeritus Tim Engel Dona R. Miller Ambassador Council Liaison Ty Ervin Jim Murphy to the APLA Board of Directors Shelley Freeman David Neale Brenda Freiberg John A. Pérez Tim Aldrete Alan L. Friel Matt Redman James L. Arnone David Galligan Rosalind Renfro Leslie Barclay Mark Gill Luis Miguel Rodriguez-Villa Shelley Benson Jeff Haber Mary Jane Rotheram-Borus, Ph.D. Eric Bing, M.D., Ph.D. Stephen Hardenburg Randy Rotondo Howard Bragman W. David Hardy, M.D. Peter Ruane, M.D. Barclay Butera Bill Harrison Kathy Sanders-Phillips, Ph.D. Dan Clivner Tom Hogg III Lou Sawaya Tom Coates Harold I. Huttas Alan Strasburg David Cooley Kevin James Michael Strand Jack Corwin Jeff Jenest Jewel Thais-Williams Eric Daar, M.D. Lee Klosinski, Ph.D. Bruce Vilanch Ignacio Darnaude Vallery Kountze Frank Voci Dan De Léon Mark Krasne Jim Wilson Chris Diamond Barry Krost Les Zendle, M.D. THANK YOU!

Dear Art Project Committee, TAI Events, and all our Volunteers,

What a year! We are so grateful for your continued dedication and all the hard work required to make Art Project Los Angeles a premier event for APLA. We’ve pulled off a stellar affair! There is no way we could have done so without your support, encouragement, ideas, questions, patience, and laughter.

Enjoy yourselves at Art Project, and know how much we appreciate your efforts.

Best – Ron and Mark AIDS Project Los Angeles wishes to THANK all of our generous Sponsors & Donors You have truly mastered the ART of giving! Thank you for making the 3rd Annual Art Project Los Angeles possible. MICHAEL BECKER www.michaelbecker.me GAY PRIDE Photography

Santa Monica Fiat

Is proud to sponsor the 3rd Annual Art Project Los Angeles

(866) 981-1949 santamonicafiat.com MICHAEL BECKER IS A FRAUD

HE WAS BORN: Not in a trunk, not in the Princess Theater, not in Pocatello, Idaho and his name is not Judy Garland. He was born in a hospital bed at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia on January 8, 1938 and his name is Michael Becker.

HE GREW UP: Not on the Main Line, he did not go to prep school, did not ride to the hunt and is not a Philadelphia WASP. He is from an upper mid- dle class Jewish Family, his grandfather was a rabbi and from the time he was three years old all he wanted to do, and did do was draw, paint, design clothes, design rooms and design just about anything.

HE WAS EDUCATED: At Central High School in Philadelphia, the only high school in the United States that bestows a degree to select students, where he majored in art and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in art, but his name is not Thomas Eakins. He attended the Philadelphia Museum School of Art every Saturday from 1947 to 1955. Most people in Philadel- phia assumed he would become an artist except one: his father. His father had decided that his son would become an attorney because artists are usually gay and also starve to death, so he was sent to the University of Pennsylvania but did not receive a Fine Arts degree. He received a Bach- elor of Arts degree in Sociology. He received a Doctorate of Jurisprudence from the University of Pennsylvania Law School where he studied as little law as possible but excelled in designing the yearbooks and all posters for all the events of the law school. In 1963 he was elected Outstanding Senior of the Year for his efforts as a leader, but he finished in the bottom third of the senior law school class.

HE WORKED: Not as a lawyer but as a trust administrator and became the Senior Vice President of a bank because he enjoyed working with the great art of the clients. In 1995 he became the president of the Los An- geles Trust Officers Association. For fun he travelled the world taking endless photos and became well known as a photographer, but of travel photos. He also went to UCLA extension and studied art, but at night.

HE RETIRED: In 1998 with back injuries resulting in surgeries, pain and ultimately insomnia. He began spending sleepless nights working with the travel photos he had taken, but not in Seattle. His only education in pho- tography is a few hours with some retired people teaching Photoshop on the cruise ships he was on. He does very little with Photoshop and relies only on cropping, some saturation of color and yes, his eye. He is self- taught and has no resume of any shows in any London gallery or museum.

He is Michael Becker, and he is a fraud.

Whether helping a high school student contemplating coming out or a long- term HIV survivor, APLA is here to help support the health and happiness of Angelenos living with HIV/AIDS. APLA offers prevention, education, and care programs, often the only resources of their kind in L.A. County. Here’s how APLA helps. CLIENTLINE If a client doesn’t need a case manager but still needs support services, they can call Clientline. Clientline staff will answer their questions and provide information and referrals for them and for their other service providers. CRYSTAL METH PROGRAM For clients who are using crystal, APLA’s crystal THE AFRICAN AMERICAN GAY MEN’S methamphetamine program offers free community HEALTH INITIATIVE (AAGMHI) forums, conversation groups and trainings which In Los Angeles, one in three black men who have aim to reduce the risk of HIV infection and the sex with men (MSM) may be HIV-positive. AAGMHI social isolation caused by crystal use. Groups are combats high infection rates in African American available for both crystal users and friends and communities through outreach, support groups, loved ones. and social marketing campaigns. APLA DENTAL SERVICES BENEFITS & WORK SERVICES APLA Dental Services is ready to handle clients’ Managing public benefits is difficult for anyone, dental needs. We can clean, restore or even and it can be even more challenging for people replace missing teeth to give them the smile they living with HIV/AIDS. APLA counselors are here to deserve. Clients can visit our dental clinic or our help clients navigate the system and maximize mobile dental clinic, which makes weekly stops at locations throughout Los Angeles County. their options. And when clients are ready to return to work, APLA can help them resume their career without sacrificing their benefits.

CASE MANAGEMENT APLA provides individualized support and guid- ance to help clients identify and access the ser- vices they need to live well with HIV. Services are also available for deaf or hard-of-hearing clients.

WE’RE HERE FOR YOU! HIV MATTERS APLA’s long-running series of community forums brings together local experts to discuss the latest updates in HIV/AIDS care and treatment around the globe.

HOME HEALTH APLA’s Home Health Program will give clients the RED CIRCLE PROJECT extra help and support they may need to live well The Red Circle Project mobilizes a vibrant core at home. group of Native American/Alaskan Native Two- Spirit men and women through support group MENTAL HEALTH counseling sessions and community-based Emotional support services are essential for living outreach. Participants work to develop educational well with HIV. Whatever a client’s dilemma is, we materials about the lives of gay Natives, to counter can help them better understand their feelings social isolation and facilitate outreach to additional and cope with life’s problems in a respectful and members of the community. supportive environment. TRANSPORTATION VANCE NORTH NECESSITIES OF LIFE For clients who need help getting to their medical PROGRAM (NOLP) appointments, APLA is here to provide extra help NOLP clients receive free groceries and hygiene with accessing public transportation. products, along with nutrition classes, counseling and recipes. TREATMENT EDUCATION Clients can receive information on the most up-to-date treatment options and work with trained treatment advocates to develop a personal treatment adherence plan.

HOUSING SUPPORT SERVICES For clients who are trying to get back on their feet and stabilize their housing, APLA’s Housing Support Services can provide the necessary resources to find and maintain permanent housing.

APLA.ORG 213.201.1600 AUCTION ITEMS LIVE LIVE AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

1 Alexander Calder Waves and Circles Lithograph 88 of 100 1975 Estimated Gallery Value $6000-8000

2 Lawrence Schiller Roll 2, Frame 2 Photograph 47 of 75 1962 Estimated Gallery Value $6000-8000

3 Steve Walker Where You Lead Acrylic on Canvas 2007 Estimated Gallery Value $10000-15000 LIVE AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

4 Pablo Picasso Tropical Plants Lithograph 39 of 50 1949 Estimated Gallery Value $14000-16000

5 Kenny Scharf Juicy Jungle Screenprint PP4 of 4 1988 Estimated Gallery Value $3000-5000

6 Robert Indiana Brooklyn Bridge Screenprint 48 of 250 1983 Estimated Gallery Value $4000-6000 LIVE AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

7 Andy Warhol S&H Greenstamps Offset Lithograph 1965 Estimated Gallery Value $5000-7000

8 Sam Francis Untitled (SFE 015) Etching 1984 Estimated Gallery Value $5000-7000

9 Julian Schnabel Bandini Courtesy of Ed Ruscha Silkscreen with Hand Paint and Poured Resin 82 of 90 1998 Estimated Gallery Value $6000-8000 LIVE AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

10 Michael Becker Four Palms Digital C print mounted on plexiglass photograph A/P 2012 Estimated Gallery Value $3000

11 Ed Ruscha God (E 2010.421) Digital photograph (framed) 18 of 50 2010 Estimated Gallery Value $4750

12 Keith Haring Story of Red and Blue 2 Lithographs 88 of 90 1989 Estimated Gallery Value $6000-8000 LIVE AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

13 Alex Katz Mae Lithograph PP of 2/2 2005 Estimated Gallery Value $5000-6000

14 Donald Sultan Blue Flowers Silkscreen with Flocking 16 of 75 2008 Estimated Gallery Value $6000-7000

15 Helen Frankenthaler Contentment Screenprint 83 of 118 2004 Estimated Gallery Value $15000-18000 LIVE AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

16 Russell Young Sid Vicious Screenprint 23 of 50 2004 Estimated Gallery Value $2500-3500 SILENT SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

#9 Untitled Courtesy of the Artist Acrylic on canvas 2010 Value: $1000

#9 Untitled Courtesy of the Artist Acrylic on canvas 2010 Value: $1000

#9 Untitled Courtesy of the Artist Acrylic on canvas 2010 Value: $1000 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

#9 Untitled Courtesy of the Artist Acrylic on canvas 2010 Value: $1000

Issa Ababseh Gateway Screen print TP of 5 2009 Value: $500

J.F. Adams Gas Mart Courtesy of the artist Graphite on bristol 2010 Value: $700 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Shelley Adler Church Ladies Oil on Gessoboard 2004 Value: $750

Joe Andoe Horses Screenprint 76 of 133 1998 Value: $2500

James Angel Made of Stars Acrylic on panel 2011 Value: $500 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

James Angel Oncoming Acrylic on panel Value: $500

Karel Appel Les Amoureaux (The Lovers) In memory of John Gaines Lithograph AP - Ed. of 150 1954 Value: $1500

Arene See Ya Lady Bye Bye www.AreneStheme.com Acrylic & glitter on canvas 2012 Value: $400 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Arene The Real Brothers In memory of Innocent Lives lost to gang violence Acrylic & glitter on textured paper 2012 Value: $200

Gregory Armstrong Griffin Pride Gift of Armstrong Gregory Design Acrylic, glass bead, & Swarovski crystals on canvas 2012 Value: $2225

Richard Artschwager Lovers Screenprint 17 of 108 2005 Value: $2500 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Alice Asmar Eagle Dancer Gift of Tobey C. Moss Gallery Color lithograph 1971 Value: $225

Michael Barber Dependent Arising Photograph Value: $300

Lionel Barrymore “Courtyard Venice”, “Old Red Bank”, Little Boatyard, Venice”, & “Old Boat Works” Etchings Value: $450 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Jean-Michel Basquiat Gagosian Gallery Signed poster 1986 Value: $2500

Albert Beach Whitley Heights Mono print Value: $900

Michael Becker Gay Pride One Digital C print mounted on plexiglass photograph A/P 2011 Value: $3000 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Michael Becker Gay Pride Two Digital C print mounted on plexiglass photograph A/P 2011 Value: $3000

Jennifer Bentson Afternoon In memory of Mariella Voorhees Watercolor/print 4 of 100 2007 Value: $100

Jennifer Bentson Her Iris Garden Watercolor 2012 Value: $175 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Jennifer Bentson Huntington Oak Canary Isle Watercolor/print 1 of 100 2012 Value: $100

Jennifer Bentson Pondering Charcoal/Chalk sketch 10 of 50 2011 Value: $100

Miranda Brackett Salton Sea, California, 2007 Gift of Miranda Brackett Archival Pigment Print 2007 Value: $500 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Buri Untitled Oil on canvas Value: $1200

Jaaro Caire Praying Hands Digital print in artist made light box Value: $1500

Marc Chagall Dans Le Ciel de L’Opera Offset lithograph 141 of 150 1981 Value: $1500 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Marc Chagall La Parade Offset lithograph Value: $1500

Mark Chamberlain Untitled Watercolor 2009 Value: $1000

Steve Chamberlin Bud Vase Ceramic 2011 Value: $150 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Steve Chamberlin Fruit Bowl Ceramic 2011 Value: $150

Steve Chamberlin Planter Ceramic 2011 Value: $105

Jean Charlot Grace Gift of Tobey C. Moss Gallery Color lithograph 1933 Value: $350 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Christo Curtain II Photo Lithograph 113 of 120 1973 Value: $1500

Craig Cowan Untitled Silver print 7 of 35; Cowan intended this to be an edition of 35; Only 3 prints were actualized before his death. This is edition #2 of 3. 1990/1993 Value: $1000

Art Curtis Flight of Fancy Watercolor 1981 Value: $1500 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Salvador Dali Philosopher Crushed By The Cosmos Engraving with lithographic color 1974 Value: $5000

Leta Davis Shoe #89 Courtesy of The Loft at Liz’s Porcelain 2010 Value: $180

Oscar De Mejo One Jealous Lady Gift of Jackie Collins Acrylic on canvas 1987 Value: $8000 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Tony deCarlo He Keeps Going Acrylic on canvas Value: $1800

Robyn Denny Dream Courtesy of Barry Krost Screenprint 1972 Value: $2000

Dominic Dettore Bordello 2 Original - Oil on canvas (72” x 102”) 5 of 8 2011 Value: $600 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Katharina Dietlinger Untitled 29 www.galeriehafenrichter.com Oil on Canvas 2010 Value: $1800

Jim Dine The Bather Lithograph 2005 Value: $4000

Martino Dorce Fire Dance Offset Lithograph 1988 Value: $150 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Martino Dorce Bird Dance Gift of Debra Goldman Offset Lithograph 1988 Value: $150

Andrew Doty 4/29/12 In memory of all our lost friends Watercolor on paper 2012 Value: $750

David Early February Oil on vinyl/wood panel 2005 Value: $700 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Sam English Untitled Gift of Debra Goldman Signed Poster 1987 Value: $250

Greg Firlotte Illusions Photograph 1 of 10 2011 Value: $650

Tom Foral Daric Dreams Diotec print Value: $250 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Roman Gal Time is Money Courtesy of Romangal.com Aluminum wall sculpture Orig. 2 of 10 Value: $40000

Galate Untitled Gift of APLA Acrylic on board Value: $500

David Galgano One from Column “A” Courtesy of the Artist Silkscreen on canvas 2010 Value: $250 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

David Galgano One from Column “B” Courtesy of the Artist Silkscreen on canvas 2010 Value: $250

Helen K. Garber The Collector In honor of the artist, Michael Becker Archival pigment photograph 1 of 20 1999 Value: $1800

Joanna Garland Diamond Smile - Mick Jagger Courtesy of Joanna Garland, In memory of Rudolf Nureyev Black/White poster of original 35mm image - June 1975 7 of 7 2010 Value: $500 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Joanna Garland Man of Wealth and Taste - Mick Jagger Courtesy of Joanna Garland, In memory of Perry Ellis Black/White poster of original 35mm image - June 1975 4 of 5 2010 Value: $500

Joanna Garland Turning Back - John Lennon Courtesy of Joanna Garland, In memory of John Lennon Black/White poster of original 35mm image - November 7, 1972 6 of 8 2010 Value: $500

Pascal Giacomini Gate of No Return, Ghana 2010 Gift of Pascal Giacomini Archival dye on photographic canvas 2 of 25 Value: $1600 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Pascal Giacomini Green Dress, Port-Au-Prince, Haiti Gift of Pascal Giacomini Archival dye on photographic canvas 2 of 75 2011 Value: $1600

Pascal Giacomini Port-Au-Prince at Night Gift of Pascal Giacomini Archival dye on photographic canvas 1 of 25 2010 Value: $1600

Rob Gischer Untitled (Moonwalk) Courtesy of Hamilton-Selway Fine Art Acrylic on canvas 2009 Value: $5000 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Rob Gischer Untitled (Skull) Courtesy of Hamilton-Selway Fine Art Acrylic on canvas 2009 Value: $5000

Dennis Gray Blue Nude Acrylic Sculpture 2010 Value: $300

Richard Grieco My Emptiness Gift of Richard Grieco Acrylic on canvas 2010 Value: $30000 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Mark Griffin The River In memory of Mark Griffin Oil on canvas 1970 Value: $100

Keith Haring Wham, Bam Signed Poster 1988 Value: $2500

Michael Hayden Gone But Not Forgotten Encaustic, mixed media 2012 Value: $4000 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Richard Hennessy Stretch In memory of Jeffrey Joseph Oil on canvas 1982 Value: $10000

Richard Herd Javier Oil - Giclee 1 of 1 Value: $300

Stephen Holland Manny Ramirez Courtesy of Art of the Game Giclee print on canvas 57/99 2009 Value: $1950 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Dennis Hollingsworth Untitled (XXXIX) Monotype 22 of 30 1998 Value: $2000

Bette Hornstein The Huntress 100% Hand Knit Ladies Handbag 2012 Value: $450

Brad Howe Cabras Courtesy of Brad Howe Stainless steel, aluminum, polyurethane Value: $2500 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Jane Jaquette Platter. Line-Dot, 1 In memory of Edward Jaquette Clay, glazes, oxides, enamel, gold leaf 2012 Value: $400

Jane Jaquette Life Circles with Dots and Lines In memory of Edward Jaquette Oil on Canvas 2008 Value: $2150

Young I. Kang Overcome 0940 Mixed Media (Oil, Etching Ink, Acrylic) 2009 Value: $3000 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Young I. Kang Overcome 0926 Mixed Media (Oil, Etching Ink and Acrylic) 2009 Value: $2000

James Kearns Beauty Oil on canvas Value: $2500

James Khanlarian Therapy Session #6 In tolerance of Barry Krost Acrylic on canvas 2012 Value: $1000 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

James Khanlarian & Ginger Ambay First Kiss Acrylic on canvas 2012 Value: $2000

Dan Knauf St. Thomas Giclee on Canvas 2010 Value: $500

Aaron J. Knight Hermes Acrylic & glaze 2011 Value: $2000 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Jillian Kogan Rehab Republic Courtesy of Jillian Kogan Assemblage: Gelatin capsules, paper, metal, & addiction trappings on foamcore 1 of 1 2009 Value: $3500

Loryn Kolbrenner Effervescence Diamond Dust and Acrylic Value: $2800

Robert Kuo Pomegranate Hand-carved rock crystal 2010 Value: $420 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Nicole Landau Tower Photography 7 of 14 2010 Value: $1850

Donna Cohen Lane Black and Gold I Watercolor and acrylic paint, macro captured live and expanded into ink on watercolor paper. Accompanied by the authenticated pentimento “genesis” from which the piece grew 2012 Value: $5500

Erick Lassiter Jungle Run Gift of APLA Acrylic and oil stick on canvas 1998 Value: $5000 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Laura Leonhard Genetic Engineering Courtesy of L. Leonhard Mixed media assemblage 1 of 1 2006 Value: $1500

Laura Leonhard T.V. Tubes Courtesy of L. Leonhard Photograph on metal 1 of 1 2011 Value: $500

Robert Longo Russian Bomb Pigment Print 4 of 35 2003-11 Value: $5500 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Robert Longo Shark Pigment Print 4 of 35 2008-11 Value: $5500

Michael Lydon Light Years Acrylic on Canvas Action Painting 2012 Value: $7000

Gabriel Machuca Mind Analysis Courtesy of the artist Acrylic, oil, pastels, pen and ink 2009 Value: $200 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Russs Mariano Manja 46 Gift of the Mariano Family Recycled aluminum press plate; enamel & oil paint; galkyd resin 2011 Value: $500

Peter Max Untitled I Mixed Media on Paper 2005 Value: $2000

M. Mescua Buenos Dias Donated by Ron Valdez Screenprint 36 of 68 1994 Value: $500 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Marquis de Monteleon Ciao Paris Print AP 2012 Value: $500

Marquis de Monteleon Ciao Venezia Print AP 2012 Value: $500

Marquis de Monteleon Ciao Roma Print AP 2012 Value: $500 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Marquis de Monteleon Ciao London Print AP 2012 Value: $500

Marquis de Monteleon Forever Monroe In memory of Francis N. Peterson Original acrylic on canvas 1986 Value: $5000

Marquis de Monteleon Villa Borghese: The Garden of Eden #1 (Black) In memory of Virginia Hafner Archival pigment print on paper A/P 2000 Value: $600 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Marquis de Monteleon Villa Borghese: The Garden of Eden #1 (Red) In memory of Virginia Hafner Archival pigment print on paper A/P 2000 Value: $600

Marquis de Monteleon Villa Borghese: The Garden of Eden #1 (White) In memory of Virginia Hafner Archival pigment print on paper A/P 2000 Value: $600

Burton Morris I Love You Gift of Mr. & Mrs. Burton Morris Screenprint AP 5 of 5 2010 Value: $1500 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Murakami Maiden In The Yellow Straw Hat Offset lithograph 153 of 300 2008 Value: $4000

Murakami Poke Offset lithograph with hot foil 105 of 300 2008 Value: $4000

Richard Oszust Untitled Photograph - color 2011 Value: $300 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Amado Pena Mestizo Series “Mi Gente” Print Signed by artist 1997 Value: $750

Amado Pena Dos Gift of Debra Goldman Screenprint 30 of 40 1987 Value: $850

Bernadette Peters Annie Get Your Gun Signed 1999 Broadway Revival Playbill 1999 Value: $250 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Markus Pierson No Ordinary Coyote Gift of Debra Goldman Signed poster 1990 Value: $150

Richard Prince Untitled In Memory of Sally Rydell Gutman Lithograph 8 of 40 Value: $2500

Dan Pyle Attitude Charcoal 2007 Value: $1000 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Dan Pyle Middle Man Charcoal Value: $400

Pete Ramirez Scared Donated by Ron Valdez Woodcut 2 of 4 1994 Value: $450

Joan Marie Ransohoff Summer Storm Brewing Oil on canvas 2011 Value: $4000 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Miguel Reyes Hotel Silkscreen on velvet monoprint 2008 Value: $800

Rosi Robinson McCurdy’s Wharf Gift of Debra Goldman Offset Lithograph 7 of 10 1978 Value: $150

Launa Romoff Red Circle In Memory of Ronnie Romoff Mixed/Media Collage 2008 Value: $475 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

James Rosenquist Woman in the Sun Lithograph 52 of 60 1991 Value: $5000

David Ross Vessel #47 Courtesy of The Loft at Liz’s Porcelain 2010 Value: $90

Ed Ruscha Desert Gravure Photogravure 7 of 30 2006 Value: $5000 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Irina Sac Untitled 2 Print 2012 Value: $225

A. Salmona Pastel Anonymous Screen print on paper 1988 Value: $1250

Lucas Salvador Untitled In Memory of Lucas Salvador & Stephen J. Cerovski Graphite 1994 Value: $1000 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Julius Schulman Unknown Architectural Lobby Photograph (Bradbury Building; Downtown LA) Value: $5000

Lisa Schulte & Brian Currie Love Aluminum, neon, electrical 2012 Value: $1500

Jane Seymour Maternite Rouge Limited-edition giclee on canvas, hand-signed by artist, with hand-embellishing, and numbered AP 5 of 15 2007 Value: $3500 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Manuel Sparrow Untitled Donated by Ron Valdez Screenprint 73 of 89 1994 Value: $600

Leonard Stern Underwater Oil pastel 1990 Value: $500

Donald Sultan Ace of Clubs Aquatint Etching 43 of 44 1990 Value: $1500 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Donald Sultan Poetic Images (Cup) Lithograph 86 of 395 1989 Value: $1200

Lisle Taaje Mexico Polaroid Framed & Matted 3 of 10 2010 Value: $100

Itzchak Tarkay Indigo Chapeau Serigraph 2002 Value: $650 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Wayne Thiebaud Rose Etching 1979 Value: $7000

Michael Tidimus Sad Sweet Young Men Gift of Fahey/Klein Gallery Paint, Collage, Wood 1990 Value: $700

Elizabeth Tobias Distempered Series - Brain Wave - Multi In memory of Benjamin Tobias Cibachrome monoprint framed 2009 Value: $3000 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Fred Tomaselli Bloom Courtesy of Thomas Lollar Screen Print 194 of 200 2011 Value: $1200

Francis Turner Darlington - Coral Streak Donated by Ron Valdez Offset lithograph 1985 Value: $150

Francis Turner To Portland Oregon Donated by Ron Valdez Unsigned lithograph 1985 Value: $150 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Francis Turner Puget Sound, Seattle, Washington Donated by Ron Valdez Unsigned lithograph 1985 Value: $150

Francis Turner New York City, New York Donated by Ron Valdez Unsigned lithograph 1985 Value: $150

Francis Turner Nearing Point Concepcion, California Donated by Ron Valdez Unsigned lithograph 1985 Value: $150 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Francis Turner Taunton, Exeter Donated by Ron Valdez Unsigned lithograph 1985 Value: $150

Francis Turner Towards Chicago, Illinois Donated by Ron Valdez Unsigned lithograph 1985 Value: $150

Francis Turner Arizona, New Mexico Border Donated by Ron Valdez Unsigned lithograph 1985 Value: $150 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Francis Turner To Banbury Donated by Ron Valdez Unsigned lithograph 1985 Value: $150

Francis Turner New London, Connecticut Donated by Ron Valdez Unsigned lithograph 1985 Value: $150

Francis Turner Skipton to Carlisle Donated by Ron Valdez Offset lithograph 1985 Value: $150 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Unknown Untitled (Renaissance Man and Woman) Giclee on Canvas Value: $4000

Unknown The Bronze Age Cometh Gift of Anonymous Poster Value: $150

Unknown Austrian Painted Centerpiece Bowl Value: $350 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Unknown Crystal Bottle Value: $125

Unknown Orrefors Vase - CA 1954 1954 Value: $150

Unknown Pair of German Painted Vases Value: $250

SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Unknown Waterford Vase Value: $400

Unknown Painting on Ivory Value: $150

Unknown Dragonette Limited (Male) Silver Photograph 2008 Value: $450 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Unknown Dragonette Limited (Female) Silver Photograph 2008 Value: $450

Unknown Victorian Ceiling Fixture Courtesy of Liz’s Antique Hardware Brass and glass 1920 Value: $375

Unknown Victorian Flush Mount Ceiling Fixture Courtesy of Liz’s Antique Hardware Brass and glass; reproduction shade 1920s Value: $245 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Candyce Wagner-Binzley Prickly Poppies Sunset Gift of Artist Print from original watercolor (signed by artist) AP 2010 Value: $100

Candyce Wagner-Binzley Tierracotta and Succulents Gift of Artist Print from original watercolor (signed by artist) AP 2010 Value: $100

Candyce Wagner-Binzley Walk Among Giants Gift of Artist Print from watercolor - signed by artist AP 2009 Value: $100 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Steve Walker Bird’s Eye View Giclee on paper 2005 Value: $1500

Watanabe General Store Gift of Debra Goldman Screenprint 237 of 300 1988 Value: $1200

Watanabe Woodland Falls Gift of Debra Goldman Screenprint 231 of 300 1997 Value: $750 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

William Wegman Friends Printed on Museo Silver Rag Paper 534 of 1500 2009 Value: $3500

Wes Gray Wolf The Morning After/with Richard Hunter Cibachrome print AP Value: $500

Christopher Wool Untitled Etching 19 of 35 2005 Value: $1500 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Rob Word Always a Legend In Memory of Dick Mertz Giclee 2012 Value: $200

John Lloyd Young Color is Good Courtesy of the Artist Mixed media 2010 Value: $3500

John Lloyd Young Table At Spago Courtesy of the artist Mixed Media 2011 Value: $5000 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012

Weronika Zaluska UI-03 In Memory of Flores McGarrell Dry pigment print 8 of 500 2012 Value: $400

Weronika Zaluska U2-04 In Memory of Flores McGarrell Dry pigment print 53 of 500 2012 Value: $400 SILENT AUCTION Art Project Los Angeles 2012 DONATIONS NOT PICTURED

Susan Gottlieb PALE SWALLOWTAIL PAPILIO erymedon ON VERBENA Lantana Gift of The G2 Gallery Photograph printed on canvas | 2011 Value: $130

Susan Gottlieb YERBA MANSA anemopsis-californica Gift of The G2 Gallery Photograph printed on canvas | 2011 Value: $250

Susan Gottlieb LESSER GOLDFINCH carduelis psaltria V Gift of The G2 Gallery Photograph on printed canvas | 2011 Value: $300

Patrick Lucas Window Pain 1, 2 Acrylic on canvas - 2 Painting twins | 2 of 2 | 2010 Value: $1400

Jeff Powell & Tom Robbins Untitled Hanging lantern - reclaimed claro walnut, veneer, antique glass slides | 2012 Value: $2300

Unknown Carved Ivory Figure - CA 1920 Value: $150 CONGRATULATIONS RON VALDEZ DAVID GALGANO JACKIE COLLINS BARRY KROST Mark Perrin AND THE ART PROJECT LOS ANGELES EVENT COMMITTEE!

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The property listed in this catalogue will be offered and sold by AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA). Any questions should be directed to AIDS Project Los Angeles and not to the auctioneer, who serves merely as agent for APLA in conducting the auction sale and participated on the following terms and conditions, as amended by any posted notices or oral announcements during the sale, which govern the sale of the property listed herein:

1. (a) Neither the auctioneer nor AIDS Project Los Angeles assumes any risk, liability or responsibility for the authenticity of the authorship of any property identified in this catalogue (that is, the identity of the creator of the period/culture source or origin, as the case may be, with which the creation of any property is identified herein).

(b) ALL PROPERTY IS SOLD “AS IS” AND AIDS PROJECT LOS ANGELES MAKES NO REPRESENTA- TION OR WARRANTY OF ANY KIND OR NATURE, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, WITH RESPECT TO THE CORRECTNESS OF THE CATALOGUE, NOR SHALL IT BE DEEMED TO HAVE ANY REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTY OF PHYSICAL CONDITION, SIZE, QUALITY, RARITY, IMPORTANCE, GENUINENESS, ATTRIBUTION, PROVENANCE OR HISTORICAL RELEVANCE OF THE PROPERTY. No statement in the catalogue or made at the sale or in any bill of sale or invoice or elsewhere shall be deemed such a repre- sentation or warranty or any assumption of liability. APLA makes no representation of warranty expressed or implied, as to whether the purchaser acquires any reproduction rights in the property. Prospective bid- ders should inspect the property before bidding to determine its condition, size and whether or not it has been repaired or restored. Descriptions of manuscripts should not be taken as implying or guaranteeing that the manuscript is complete unless specifically stated.

2. Any property may be withdrawn by APLA at any time before the actual sale.

3. Unless otherwise announced by the auctioneer at the time of sale, all bids are per lot as numbered in the printed catalogue.

4. AIDS Project Los Angeles reserves the right to reject a bid from any bidder. The highest bidder ac- knowledged by the auctioneer shall be the purchaser. In the event of any dispute between bidders, the auctioneer shall have sole and final discretion either to determine the successful bidder or to reoffer and resell the article in dispute. If any dispute arises after the sale, APLA sale records shall be conclusive in all respects.

5. If the auctioneer determines that any opening bid is not commensurate with the value of the article offered, he may reject the advance.

6. On the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer or upon the expiration of the silent auction time period, the highest bidder shall be deemed to have purchased the offered lot subject to all of the conditions set forth herein and thereupon (a) assumes full risk and responsibility thereof, (b) will sign a confirmation of purchase thereof and (c) will pay the full purchase price therefor or such part as APLA may require, (d) All checks should be payable to AIDS Project Los Angeles. All property shall be removed from the premises by the purchaser at his expense no later than one (1) day following the sale. If not so removed, APLA at its discretion may send the property at the expense of the purchaser to a public warehouse for the account, risk and expense of the purchaser and such added charges will then be added to the purchase price of the object. If the foregoing conditions and other applicable conditions are not complied with, in addition to other remedies available to APLA by law, including without limitation, the right to hold the purchaser liable for the bid price, APLA at its option may either (a) cancel the sale, retaining as liquidated damages all the payments made by the purchaser or (b) resell the property on three days notice to the purchaser and for the account and risk of the purchaser, either publicly or privately, and in such event the purchaser shall be liable for payment of any deficiency, all other charges due hereunder and incidental damages.

7. The tax deductibility of any purchases should be taken up with your accountant.

8. Applicable state and local sales tax shall be applied to all purchases.

ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS OF SALE FOR FINE ART MULTIPLES

AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) disclaims any knowledge of the information specified in Section 1744 of the California Auctioneer and Auction Licensing Act and Related Auction Laws. Including but not limited to: Authorship, signature, medium or process, edition size or date. THANK YOU!

to all of the amazing individuals who have helped to make Art Project Los Angeles possible. Your commitment to our cause has made this event possible!

Leslie Barclay Bert Champagne Alyssa Garcia Robyn Goldman Lorna Kovano Alberto Martinez Louis Martinez DNG Framing Wilfredo Perdomo Melanie Rose Diane Sacks Simo & Mouna Sekkate Mirasol Sy Dave Tisthammer Volunteers of AIDS Project Los Angeles notes ______

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