Showing posts with label Benefit Auction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Benefit Auction. Show all posts

11.13.2020

THE GRIFFIN MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Photo Auction Benefit

 
Lot 1007: Pete Souza, "Hair Like Mine" 
"Jacob Philadelphia touches the head of President Obama" May 9th, 2009

Lot 1032: Sandra Chen Weinstein, "Geisha"



Lot 1047: Aline Smithson,“Summer Afternoon, From "Paradise in Color”

Lot 1055: Jennifer McClure, "Untitled" from series Laws of Silence

November 15, 2020
3:00 PM EST

Participation in the auction is free, however all would need to register in advance on the auction site in order to bid. The auction items are on View Now on the InValuable website in advance of the live auction. The live auction takes place on November 15, 2020 at 3 PM. Prints will be affordable and the proceeds will help support the Griffin and enhance their programming.

Over 70 prints spanning a wide spectrum of photographic genres will be available. Original photographs will be available from established photographic luminaries such as John Paul Caponigro, Barbara Crane, Elsa Dorfman, Jim Dow, Harold Feinstein, John Goodman, Cig Harvey, David Hilliard, Lou Jones, David Levinthal, Rania Matar, Arno Rafael Minkkinen, Olivia Parker, Vaughn Sills, Joyce Tenneson, George Tice, Bradford Washburn, William Wegman, Ernest Withers and so many more. Also available is a coveted and highly collectable complete set of “baseball” trading cards by Mike Mandel. A number of these cards are in major museum collections. We are also pleased to introduce you to works from the next generation of creative artists, Keiko Hiromi, Jennifer McClure, Aline Smithson and Sal Taylor Kydd among others.

For more information please contact The Griffin Museum of Photography at 781.729.1158 or by email contact Crista Dix, Associate Director at crista at griffinmuseum dot org.  
 

6.03.2014

PHILLIP GARBER: Auction to Benefit SAY "Every Voice Matters"

Times Square in the Rain
Photograph © Phillip Garber

Auction to Benefit 
SAY: Stuttering Association for the Young

"Our mission is to empower young people who stutter and inspire the world to treat them with compassion and respect so they can achieve their dreams. Our vision is a world where every voice matters."

Phillip Garber, a former student of mine, is a SAY alum and a sophomore in the BFA Photography program at the School of Visual Arts in New York. An aspiring photo-journalist, his focus is social documentary work. He attributes much of his confidence and success to SAY, which broadened his horizons and him gave him the power of his voice. "No matter how hard a situation may be, you always have an ally in your community."

Up for auction is Phillip's silver gelatin "wet print," Times Square in the Rain, with a starting bid of $250.00. Auction runs to June 12, 2014. Start bidding!


SAY: Stuttering Association for the Young is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping young people ages 8-18 through the organizations theater program, summer camp, and speech therapy. 

11.08.2011

SLIDELUCK POTSHOW BENEFIT AUCTION: Ruben Natal-San Miguel and many others

Lady Money Sings the Blues, Harlem 2011
Photograph by Ruben Natal-San Miguel

Edition 3/7 has been donated by Ruben Natal-San Miguel and Finch & Ada for the Second Slideluck Potshow Annual Benefit

Tickets are still available for the Slideluck Potshow Benefit on Wednesday 11/9. The online auction closes tonight, so get your bids in and come out tomorrow night for a wonderful evening of food, fun, and photography. A lot of other wonderful works up for auction tomorrow. Dinner, Drinks, Auction: Sandbox Studios, 121 Varick St. NYC

4.24.2011

TIBET FUND: Benefit Photography Auction

Revelation, toned Gelatin Silver Print
Photograph (c) Sean Perry

Angkor Wat triptych
Photograph (c) Jason Florio

Cairo
Donation courtesy of the Gere Foundation
Photograph (c) Richard Gere

Monk on the Roof
Photograph (c) Sonam Zoksang

Gate, Kyoto, Japan 2008
Photograph (c) Wyatt Gallery

11.03.07 #7 Kazzie Mahina
Archival Pigment Print from 8 x 10 inch Unique Tintype
Photograph
(c) Joni Sternbach

Wilted Hosta and Oak Leaves, Archival Inkjet Print
Photograph
(c) Russ Martin

Solitude, Archival Inkjet Print
Photograph (c) Marcia Schulman Martin

Sacred Lotus VI, Gelatin Silver Print
Photograph (c) Brian English

Fishing Boats, Mae Hong Son, Thailand
Photograph (c) Wyatt Gallery


The Tibet Fund celebrates 30 Years of Service to the Tibetan People on April 28 with a Gala Dinner and Art & Photography Auction. This year’s event honors actor Richard Gere for his dedication to protecting Tibet’s cultural identity, as well as philanthropists Shelley and Donald Rubin (Rubin Museum of Art) for their devotion to the preservation, study, and enjoyment of Himalayan art.

Chef Eric Ripert has invited Stephane Becht, April Bloomfield, David Chang, Tom Colicchio, Scott Conant, Dan Kluger, Mark Ladner, Anita Lo, Laurent Manrique and Joseph Realmuto to lend their culinary talents to the cause and make 30 Years of Service an extraordinary and unique occasion. The chefs will each cook for a table of 20 guests in the Pierre’s Grand Ballroom, which is being graciously donated by The Pierre Hotel.

Concierge Bid: The Auction will continue as a live event at the Pierre. If someone wants to bid
on-line, although they're not at the live event, they can place a "concierge bid" up to a certain amount and the Tibet Fund staff will keep their bid in play at the live event until their limit is reached. If they remain the highest bidder at the live event, they get the photo or artwork.

To buy tickets: call 212-213-5011 e-mail development@tibetfund.org. The Pierre Hotel, 2 E. 61st St. (at Fifth Ave.)

3.23.2011

LIFE SUPPORT JAPAN I+II+III: Online Auction

Spirit Stories #19, 2010 (8 available) $50
Photograph (c)Jessica Hines

Japanese Macaques, 2010 (10 available) $50
Photograph (c) Mike Gibson

No. 61, 2011 (3 available) $50
Photograph (c) Kerry Mansfield

Rabbit, 2010 (8 available) $50
Photograph (c) Monika Merva

$1 Of Panko Bread Crumbs, 2008 (5 available) $50
from the series The Value Of A Dollar
Photograph (c) Jonathan Blaustein

life support japan I
life support japan II
life support japan III
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wall space gallery
the photo community has pulled together at warp speed to help disaster victims in Japan. powered by aline smithson of lenscratch + christa dix of wall space gallery, Life Support Japan has already raised $20,000. over 900 photographers are donating their work and images are being uploaded every day, so check back often - for $50 you will get an 8 X 10 signed print, one of a special limited edition of ten - 100% of the proceeds will be donated to the non-profit organizations, Direct Relief International and Habitat for Humanity Japan
new images posted daily
seattle 206.330.9137 | santa barbara 805.637.3898

purchase thru google check-out. international buyers: email gallery@wall-spacegallery.com for an invoice and pay thru paypal. buy multiple prints, pay shipping once. also click on "Life Support Japan I" on the bottom of the page

3.16.2011

LIFE SUPPORT JAPAN: Photography Auction Funds Benefit Japan Disaster


SILENT AUCTION: JENNIFERSCHWARTZ Gallery

Atlanta, GA, March 19th. 11am-5pm

Absentee Bidding VIEW IMAGES

Maiko Takaku, Matsuo Kabuki (2003)
Photograph (c) Hiroshi Watanabe

Big with Monkey Doll, Suo Sarumawashi (2008)
Photograph (c) Hiroshi Watanabe

Barefoot Guitarist (2009)
Photograph (c) Gabe Sheen

Life Support Japan is an effort by photographers and galleries around the world to raise money to support those affected by the earthquake and tsunamis that struck Japan on March 11th, 2011. Money raised from these joint efforts will be donated to Direct Relief International and Habitat for Humanity Japan.

Silent Auction: Jennifer Schwartz Gallery, Atlanta, GA, March 19th. 11am-5pm. Winners Announced at 6pm on March 19th. Bids will be taken at the Gallery and also by Absentee Bidding. Absentee Bids can be sent to auction@jenniferschwartzgallery from 11am-5pm (Eastern Standard Time). They will accept absentee pre-bids Friday March 18th from 5pm-7pm. Additionally there will be a "buy it now" option, where the bidder can buy the lot at the full retail price.

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20x200: A JEN BEKMAN PROJECT
(limited editions x low prices) + the internet = art for everyone

Imperial Palace Gardens with Wall, Tokyo, 2009
Photograph (c) Emily Shur

All of the proceeds from the sale of this print benefit Japan Society's Earthquake Relief Fund. Japan Society has created a disaster relief fund to aid victims of the Tohoku earthquake in Japan. 100% of the contributions will go to organization(s) that directly help victims recover from the devastating effects of the earthquake and tsunamis that struck Japan on March 11, 2011. 20X200

"I have photographed in Japan since my first visit in 2004 . . . I identify deeply with the level of respect that nature commands there, as well as the mesmerizing attention to detail prevalent within Japanese life. This honoring of the natural world is indicative of a certain way of thinking; a collective consciousness that goes beyond simply caring for plants or animals or taking pride in one’s work." –Emily Shur


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Hope, India, 2011 $50
Photograph (c) Manjari Sharma

January Rain, Tokyo, 2009 $50
Photograph (c) Michael Kirchoff

the photo community has pulled together asap, powered by aline smithson of lenscratch and christa dix of wall space gallery. at this time, over 850 photographers have donated their work (!) so new images are being uploaded every day - check back often - for $50 you will get an 8 X 10 signed print - one of a special limited edition of ten - 100% of the proceeds will be donated to non-profit organizations, Direct Relief International and Habitat for Humanity Japan, benefiting disaster victims.

*purchase thru google check-out. international buyers: email for an invoice and pay thru paypal. buy multiple prints, pay shipping once.

note: Life Support Japan is planned as a long term project, not a short term fix to help Japan. they are creating a website, I'll post when it's live. "thank you from the bottom of my heart for this huge outpouring of support in this effort to help."–gallery owner, christa dix

3.12.2011

LIFE SUPPORT JAPAN: Online Auction

Doll In The Living Room (6 available) $50
Photograph (c) Kevin Miyazaki

(Click to Enlarge Images!)

Untitled $50
Photograph (c) Aleksandra Patova

No. 61 2011 $50
Photograph (c) Kerry Mansfield

Jun Masuda as Oyanagi / SOLD OUT
Photograph (c) Hiroshi Watanabe

Rikugien Garden, Tokyo, 2009 / SOLD OUT
Photograph (c) Emily Shur

Tokyo Subway, 2010 / SOLD OUT
Photograph (c) Jeffrey Aaronson

Mudflat Ariake Sea / SOLD OUT
Photograph (c) David Burdeny


Vineyard Blush / SOLD OUT
Photograph (c) Tom Chambers


Fireworks / SOLD OUT
Photograph (c) Gabriel Herman


Ocotillo Tree in Pinto Basin $50
Photograph (c) Ron Resnick


Some Days / SOLD OUT
Photograph (c) Aline Smithson



Lucky Cats:White Cat 001b (5 available) $50
Photograph (c) Sheri Lynn Behr


life support japan
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wall space gallery

new images posted daily
seattle 206.330.9137 | santa barbara 805.637.3898
gallery@wall-spacegallery.com


this is the first of many auctions the photo community has pulled together asap, powered by aline smithson of lenscratch and christa dix of wall space gallery. over 100 more photographers are donating their work and images are being uploaded every day, so check back often - for $50 you will get an 8 X 10 signed print, one of a special limited edition of ten - 100% of the proceeds will be donated to non-profit organizations, Direct Relief International and Habitat for Humanity Japan, benefiting disaster victims...and check-out the silent auction on march 19th at jennifer schwartz gallery. please visit these sites and *purchase a piece of art!

*purchase thru google check-out.
international buyers: email for an invoice and pay thru paypal. buy multiple prints, pay shipping once. new images posted each day.