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Saturday, April 9, 2016 27Th Annual Benefit Art Auction Massachusetts College of Art and Design 27tH aNNUAL BENEFIT ART AUCTION Saturday, april 9, 2016 Massartauction.org #MassArtAuction ® 27tH Annual Benefit art auctioN Saturday, april 9, 2016 Doors & Silent Auction open at 6:30PM Massachusetts College of Art and Design Bakalar & Paine Galleries 621 Huntington Avenue | Boston, MA 02115 ContENTS PAGES Sponsors & Committee 6 Auction Guidelines 10 Gallery Listing 15 Artist Listing 82 livE auctioN Sponsored by: 17 - 22 & raise your paddlE Begins at 8:00PM | With Karen Keane, CEO, Skinner, Inc. Silent auctioN Sponsored by: Silent auctioN 01 01 Sponsored by: 23 - 35 Closes at 10:00PM Silent auctioN 02 02 Sponsored by: 37 - 50 Closes at 10:20PM Silent auctioN 03 03 Sponsored by: 51 - 63 Closes at 10:40PM Opening Reception Absentee Bidding Paddle Sponsor: On cover: Laura McPhee (Faculty) Wednesday, March 30, Visit MassArtAuction.org Courtesy of Carroll and Sons 6:00-8:00PM On back cover: Sponsored by Twin Focus Capital First row / left to right Preview Days Student T-Shirt Sponsor: Partners LLC | Admission with March 31-April 7, Rachel Perry Auction sponsorship/ticket Courtesy of artist and NOON–7:00PM Yancey Richardson Gallery Sarah Hoff (Staff) Free and open to the public; closed Courtesy of the artist Tickets or General Sunday and during private events Second row / left to right Information John Guthrie ‘92 Courtesy of the artist Contact Corinne Wardian, Lorna Simpson Inst. Advancement Coordinator Courtesy of S3 Contemporary 617.879.7022 | [email protected] Third row Leah Giberson ‘97 Courtesy of the artist connect with us: @MassArtBoston | #MassArtAuction T:8.5” T:11” MullenLowe proudly supports all those who refuse to throw in the towel. Job # ZBPOPUB-16-00816 201 Version # 3 Document Name ZBPOPUB-16-00816-201_MassArt Auction Ad_8.5x11_v2.indd Last Modified 1-27-2016 3:29 PM Linked Graphics Colors In-Use Job Description MassArt Auction Ad Art Director TBD User Printer Output Date MassArt 1.22_v3.psd CMYK 300 ppi Cyan BOSMLW-NMXJ839T 10I-EXP550 ML 1-27-2016 3:34 PM Bleed 8.75” x 11.25” Mech Scale 100% Copy Writer TBD MullenLowe_Lockup_100K_US.ai Magenta Yellow Mechd By: mdanish RTVd By: amartinetti Trim 8.5” x 11” Print Scale None Proj Mgr chere Black Live 8” x 10.5” Stock None Acct Svc TBD Folded Size None Prod Mgr AJ CD/ACD COPYWRITER AD CONTENT Finishing None Art Buyer TBD Colors Spec’d 4C Copy Edit TBD ACCT SERVICE PROD COPY EDIT Special Instr. None Mac mdanish 1-27-2016 3:34 PM BY SIGNING YOUR INITIALS ABOVE, YOU ARE STATING THAT YOU HAVE READ AND APPRO Publications MassArt Auction VED THIS WORK. WELCOME to the 2016 MassArt Auction! As the nation’s only freestanding public college of art and design, we are proud to present our signature event, the MassArt Auction, now in its 27th year. While the MassArt Auction has evolved over the years, it is consistently defined by exceptional artwork sought by an eager audience of astute collectors, and the loyal patrons who provide thousands of MassArt students with critical scholarship support. Funds raised through the Auction go to the very heart of our mission, our students and their education. Your generosity this evening makes our commitment to excellence a reality so that every talented and high-achieving student, no matter what their financial means, can receive a world-class MassArt education. Our sincerest thanks to all of you for joining us and for supporting the next generation of MassArt talent and success. Please enjoy the evening--bid high and bid often! Ken Strickland Tali Kwatcher Interim President Chair, MassArt Foundation WHERE DO THE AUCTION PROCEEDS GO? Everyone wins when you participate in Raise Your Paddle at the beginning of the Live Auction. Raise Your Paddle is our annual appeal for outright contributions to student scholarships. Raise your paddle high at the beginning of the Live Auction to make a gift ranging from $2,500 to $100. Your gift, of any amount, ensures that MassArt will remain affordable for the next generation of artists, designers, and art educators. MassArt is dedicated to providing our students with an exceptional art and design education. Every winning bid at the MassArt Auction goes directly back to our students in the form of scholarships and academic program support. Your winning bid could help a student pay for tuition, art supplies, or something as essential as a meal plan. CHANGE A STUDENT’S LIFE. RAISE YOUR PADDLE! SUPPLIES 8% ART SUPPLIES HOW CAN YOU HELP? 12% FOR THE CLASS OF 2010, 69.8% OF MEALS STUDENTS RECEIVED LOANS STUDENT MEAL PLAN 42% TUITION AND FEES LOANS HOW MUCH DOES TUITION ONE YEAR AT MASSART COST? HOW DO STUDENTS FUND SCHOLARSHIPS 100% OF FUNDS RAISED DURING THEIR EDUCATION? $26,000 RAISE YOUR PADDLE FOR AN GO DIRECTLY TO IN-STATE STUDENT STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS WORK RAISE YOUR PADDLE HOUSING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE 50% OF MASSART STUDENTS LIVE AUCTION AT 8 PM WORK MORE THAN 16 HOURS A WEEK 38% ON-CAMPUS HOUSING 27th Annual Benefit Art Auction WElcome 4 2016 SponsorS additioNal corporatE Support Anonymous in memory of Victor Thay Jennifer & Andrew Custard Babson Real Estate Advisors Robert Beal Fred Ehrsam Cambridge Savings Bank Deborah & Ronald Feinstein Ann & Myron Falchuk Dimeo Construction Company Fisher Family Foundation Gallery NAGA Eastern Bank Tim Hilton & Sara Miller Dr. Kimberly & Robert Gatof Elkus Manfredi Architects Michelle & Frank Ingari Kristine Irving ‘03 & Marcello Albanese Ennead Architects LLP Fred & Jennifer Leichter Nicolas M. Kane & Travis S. Place Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary Harriet & Alan Lewis Lynne Kortenhaus Portobello Road: Kristina Hare Lyons Nancy T. Lukitsh Patricia LaValley & Geoff Hargadon & Marina Kalb Marjorie E. O’Malley Mark & Marsha MacLean RSM US LLP George & Jane Pelz Deirdre & Barry Nectow Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Alejandro & Aruña Quiroga Stephen Neumeier & Carol Savoy & Flom LLP Susan & Bob Schechter Kathy & Gary Sharpless ITS a Xerox Company Audrey & Mark Schuster Ginni & David Spencer Walsh Brothers Valentine Talland & Nagesh Mahanthappa Karla & Ken Strickland Nathalie & John Thompson ‘05 Patrick J. & Karen M. Veale P’10 In-KiNd doNorS Susan Whitehead Carol & Howard Wayne Around the Corner Framing Bryant Ross ‘04 art lovErS Lead GallEry SupportErS Dillon Buss Films Anonymous Adelson Galleries Boston Emergency Production, LLC Scott & Mary Carson Barbara Krakow Gallery Felton Street Studios Brit d’Arbeloff bkprojects Framers’ Workshop Paul & Elizabeth Harrington Carroll and Sons Handel & Haydn Society Jay Jakubowski Center Street Studios Alison ‘07 & Isaac Judd Drive-By Projects art ChaMpions Karen Keane & Dan Elias Gallery Kayafas Cheryl & Larry Franklin Sondra & Norman Levenson Gallery NAGA Richard Marshall kblockart art aFicioNadoS Patricia Pergola-Rivers & Robert Rivers LeRoy Neiman Center for Print Studies at Sandra & David Bakalar Marcie Richardson Columbia University Ronni & Ron Casty Jodi Slater Miller Yezerski Gallery Jean M. Hynes & Mark Joseph Condon Cathleen & Jim Stone Morgan Lehman Gallery Molly Shannon Keith Wang & Katherine Sayn-Wittgenstein Nancy Hoffman Gallery Chiara Trabucchi Kyle & Susan Weaver Pace Prints Jérôme Urvoy & Marc Wurbel Ryan Lee Gallery Clare Villari & David Weinstein art ENtHuSiaStS S3 Contemporary William & Elissa Warner Renee Anderson Samsøñ Katie Block Wingate Studios art connoisseurS Holly & David Bruce Alchemy Foundation Frank & Anastasia Catrickes MEdia Sponsor Anonymous Steve Corkin & Dan Maddalena Sponsor listing as of February 12, 2016 27th Annual Benefit Art Auction SponsorS 6 ONE STOP SHOP FOR ART SUPPLIES, COURSE MATERIALS, APPAREL AND GIFTS! STORE HOURS: Monday - Thursday: 8:30 am - 6:30 pm Friday: 8:30 am - 5:30 pm Saturday: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm Sunday: CLOSED MASSACHUSETTS ART & SUPPLY BOOKSTORE Kennedy Building, First Floor | massartshop.com | 617-739-4770 PROUD SUPPORTER OF THE 2016 ART AUCTION 2016 committee & Board KatiE BlocK Cheryl FraNKliN AUCTION COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR AUCTION COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR MaSSacHuSETTS COLLEGE oF ART aNd dESiGN MaSSACHuSETTS COLLEGE oF ART aNd dESiGN FOUNDATION: 2016 AUCTION COMMITTEE FOUNDATION: 2015-2016 BOARD oF DIRECTORS Franny Andahazy ‘83 Robert Bachelder Richard Coffman, Foundation Director June Biner Deanna Fulp, Foundation Director Emma Calus Jennifer Harrington, Foundation Director Richard Coffman Beth Kantrowitz Caroline Collings, Honorary Director Tali Kwatcher, Chair, MassArt Foundation Deanna Fulp Kristina Hare Lyons, Foundation Director Robert S. Gatof Marjorie E. O’Malley, VP for Advancement/Executive Director, Nicholas Greville, Honorary Director MassArt Foundation Jennifer Harrington, Vice Chair Katie Ryan Trevania Henderson, Chair Emerita Susan Schechter, Trustee William Hicks, Chair Emeritus Evan Scheele ‘98 Consuelo Arostegui Isaacson Molly Shannon Charles Jobson Jodi Slater, Foundation Director Alison Judd ‘07 Lloyd Speed Wesley Karger John Thompson ‘05, Assoc. Professor, Fine Arts 2D Brian Kinney Chiara Trabucchi, Foundation Director Jill Kravetz Lisa Tung, Director, Bakalar & Paine Galleries Tali Kwatcher, Chair Elissa Warner, Foundation Director Fred Leichter Marcia Lloyd MaSSACHuSETTS COLLEGE oF ART aNd dESiGN: Kristina Hare Lyons 2015-2016 BOARD oF TRUStEES Diane Nordin Hope Barkan Marjorie O’Malley, Executive Director Julia Dudley-Kramer ‘17, Student Trustee Paul Pflugfelder Elisa Hamilton ‘07 Jeremy Pozen, Treasurer David Lee, Chair Patricia Rivers Richard Marshall Susan Rothenberg, Honorary Director Peter Nessen Jeffrey Rutchik Pamela Parisi ‘67, Vice Chair Susan Schechter, Trustee Representative/Chair Emerita
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