MassArt Auction
Saturday, March 29, 2025
Proud to support the MassArt Auction
March 29, 2025 See you there!
LIVE AUCTION
Saturday, March 29, 2025, 8:00 PM
SILENT AUCTION
Open for Bidding: Monday, March 17, 2025 at 12:00 PM – Saturday, March 29, 2025 at 10:30 PM
OPENING RECEPTION
Wednesday, March 19, 2025
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Open to all participating Auction Artists, Gallery Partners, Sponsors, and Ticket Holders.
Opening Reception Sponsor:
PUBLIC PREVIEW DAYS
March 17 – March 27, 2025
All featured Auction art is on display in the Design and Media Center (DMC) at MassArt. Viewings are available by appointment.
For more information, questions, and to schedule an appointment, please contact the Auction Team:
E: auction@massart.edu T: 617.879.7014
To bid on all Auction items, visit: MassArtAuction.org/bid
ARTWORK ON COVER:
Felipe Ortiz ’09 Pollinator, 2022 Courtesy of the artist LOT: 21
ARTWORK ON BACK COVER:
David Lloyd Brown ’79 Out of the Blue REF#2024/04, 2024 Courtesy of the artist LOT: 13
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Auction Sponsors/2
Auction Committee & MassArt Boards/3
Auction Guidelines /8
Gallery Listing /12
Live Auction & Raise Your Paddle /16
Begins at 8:00 PM / Auction with Karen M. Keane, MassArt Board of Trustees Chair & Chairman Emerita, Bonhams Skinner
Live Auction Sponsored by:
Artist Listing /53
Silent Auction on Bidsquare
Open for bidding Monday, March 17 at 12:00 PMSaturday, March 29 at 10:30 PM
Exhibition Sponsored by:
Silent Auction 01
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Silent Auction 02
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Silent Auction 03
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COCKTAIL TABLE SPONSORS
DINNER SPONSORS
LOUNGE SPONSORS
Auction Sponsors
PRESENTING SPONSOR:
OPENING RECEPTION SPONSOR:
ART PATRONS:
ART DEVOTEES:
ART AFICIONADOS
Andra & Marijn Dekkers
Fred Ehrsam
Nina Fletcher
Spencer Glendon & Lisa Tung
Claire & Jesse Johnson
Susan & Bob Schechter
Valentine Talland & Nagesh Mahanthappa
Jérôme Urvoy & Marc Wurbel
Marty Willis
ART CONNOISSEURS
Mary K. Grant & Jim Canavan
Karen M. Keane & Dan Elias
Wanita & Bill Kennedy
Ted MacLean & Joanne Liataud
Deirdre & Barry Nectow
David & Kimberly Nelson
Treasure Bay Collections
ART ADVOCATES
BR+A Consulting Engineers
Environments at Work
Moriarty
Novalis Life Sciences
Roche Bobois
Skanska
Spectrum Lighting
Studio Other
Third Rock Ventures
ART LUMINARIES:
Mark Condon & Jean Hynes / Cheryl & Larry Franklin
ART CHAMPIONS:
Rich & Gabrielle Coff man / Bill & Linda McQuillan
Trish & Bob Rivers / Bill & Elissa Warner
ART LOVERS
Marcie Richardson
Karen & Michael Rotenberg
Susan Whitehead
ART SUPPORTERS
Commodore Builders
Corderman & Company
Creative Office Resources
Gallery NAGA
Haworth
Lee Kennedy Company
Maharam
MillerKnoll
National Development
Saragoni & Company
R.G. Vanderweil Engineers, LLP
ART ENTHUSIASTS
Suzanne Bump
Andrew & Jennifer Custard
Angella Henry
Courtney Jacobovits
Mark & Marsha MacLean
Richard Marshall
Brenda Molife & Jerald Walker
Laura & Halsey Morris
Peter Muise & Tony Grima
Steve & Holly Muson
Stephen Neumeier & Carol Savoy
Jane Peyrouse
Kathy & Gary Sharpless
Kelly Sherman ’02 & Daniel Goldsmith
ADDITIONAL AUCTION DONATIONS
Boston Beer Company
Virginia Litle & Tony Godfrey
Paul & Dr. Bethany Nasser
GALLERY PARTNERS
Abigail Ogilvy Gallery
Adelson Galleries
Anderson Yezerski Gallery
BK Projects / Drive-by Projects
Gallery NAGA
Krakow Witkin Gallery
Leica Gallery
Leroy Neiman Center for Print Studies
Mary Ryan Gallery
MassArt Art Museum
MassArt Master Print Series
Mobilia Gallery
Oehme Graphics
Pace Prints
RYAN LEE Gallery
Soprafina Gallery
Stoney Road Press
Tamarind Institute
VanDeb Editions
AUCTIONEERING SERVICES
PUBLIC MEDIA PARTNER
2025 Auction Committee & MassArt Boards
Elizabeth Lowrey H’19
Auction Committee Chair, Foundation Director
2025 MASSART AUCTION COMMITTEE
Hillary Babick
AnnMarie Baldwin
Suzanne Bump, MassArt Trustee, Foundation Director
Andra Dekkers, Foundation Vice Chair
Cheryl Franklin
Jameson Johnson
Alison Judd M’07, Foundation Director
Wanita Kennedy, Foundation Director
Ian Kennelley ’94
Denise Korn, MassArt Trustee
Tali Kwatcher, Foundation Chair Emerita
Thom Lussier ’94
Robert Maloney ’96, M’14, Associate Professor, Illustration
Nagesh Mahanthappa
Charlie Nectow
Christine O’Donnell
Christian Restrepo ’15, Studio Manager, Fashion Design
Patricia Rivers, Foundation Vice Chair
Karen Rotenberg
Katie Ryan
Valentine Talland, Foundation Director
John Thompson M’05, Visiting Lecturer, Printmaking
Lisa Tung, Executive Director, MassArt Art Museum (MAAM)
Elissa Warner, Honorary Foundation Director
Heather White, Professor, Fine Arts 3D & Jewelry & Metalsmithing
Meg White
Marc Wurbel
Lisa Wyett
2025 MASSART AUCTION PROGRAM
PRODUCTION
Contributing Editors: Dana Alsamsam, Kathy Calnan, Kylie Enos ’22, Megan Cronin ’94, Michaelann Ferro ’21 and Cilicia Rios
Design: Mayra Campos ’23 / mayracampos.com
Printing: DS GRAPHICS | UNIVERSAL WILDE
www.dsguw.com / universalwilde.com
SPECIAL THANKS
Auction DJ:
Audio/Visual:
Catering:
2024–2025 MASSART BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Karen M. Keane, Chair
Daren Bascome ’93, Vice Chair
Sunand Bhattacharya
Suzanne Bump
Lina Maria Giraldo ’06
Denise Korn
Makeeba McCreary
Peter Nessen
Janice M. Saragoni
Kelly Sherman ’02
Jeffrey Young ’26, Student Trustee
2024–2025 MASSART FOUNDATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Deirdre Nectow, Chair
Andra Dekkers, Vice Chair
Patricia Rivers, Vice Chair
Ted MacLean, Treasurer
Katie Block
Suzanne Bump
Richard Coffman
Emily Foster Day, Executive Director & MassArt VP of Advancement
Nina Fletcher ’91
Mary K. Grant, MassArt President
Courtney Jacobovits
Alison Judd M’07
Ashley Karger
Wanita Kennedy
Juan Jose Barboza-Gubo M’08
Roja, 2021
of the artist and Praise
Fred HC Liang, Professor, Fine Arts 2D & Printmaking
Elizabeth Lowrey H’19
James Mason ’81, Associate Provost
Brenda Molife, MassArt Provost & VP of Academic Affairs
Emma Pickard
Janice M. Saragoni, MassArt Trustee
Representative
Valentine Talland
Marty Willis
Nick Winton
HONORARY DIRECTORS
Henry Biner
Caroline Collings
Robert Gatof
Nicholas Greville
Jennifer Harrington
Charles Jobson
Katherine Sloan
Michael Tarnow
Elissa Warner
CHAIRS EMERITI
Trevania Henderson, Chair Emerita
William Hicks, Chair Emeritus
Tali Kwatcher, Chair Emerita
Susan Schechter, Chair Emerita
Clare Villari, Chair Emerita
WATERTOWN EXPLORATORY LABS
ART: KYSA JOHNSON, SEA SUITE – SUBATOMIC DECAY PATTERNS WITH SEA GRASS, CORAL AND SEA STARS, 2023
We are proud to support MassArt and the future generation of artists and designers.
Welcome to the 2025 MassArt Auction!
MassArt is a place where creativity knows no bounds, where the power of art and design transcends convention to shape a brighter, more connected world. Tonight, you are part of something extraordinary—a celebration of the creative spirit that fuels MassArt’s mission and transforms lives. Now in its 36th year, the MassArt Auction is one of Boston’s premier cultural events, showcasing exceptional works by both emerging and established artists. Featuring works by MassArt students, alumni, and renowned artists across the globe, the Auction presents everything from fine art to wearable creations to bespoke commissions—there’s something to captivate every art lover.
At its heart, the MassArt Auction is more than a celebration—it’s a powerful way to make a lasting impact. Together, we raise essential funds for student scholarships and academic programs while directly supporting artists in Boston and beyond. Your contributions ensure that MassArt continues to be a vital force at the center of creativity and civic engagement, shaping the next generation of artists, designers, and educators. We are thrilled that the incomparable Karen M. Keane, Chair of the MassArt Board of Trustees, will once again lead the evening’s Live Auction as auctioneer. Last year, thanks to your generosity, we surpassed $1 million in fundsraised for the tenth consecutive year. Tonight, we can build on that momentum and make an even greater impact.
The MassArt Auction would not be possible without the dedication and hard work of our sponsors, artists, gallery partners, faculty, staff, students, volunteers, and alumni—many of whom are here with us tonight. We are deeply grateful for your contributions and support. We especially extend our heartfelt gratitude to our Auction Chair, MassArt Foundation Director Elizabeth Lowrey H’19, for her exceptional leadership and unwavering dedication to this event and to MassArt, and to the Auction Committee for their tireless efforts in bringing this evening to life. By being here this evening, you affi rm your belief in the transformative power of art and design, your commitment to helping MassArt students realize their potential, and your support of the Commonwealth’s dynamic cultural landscape.
Thank you for your support. Enjoy the evening, and as always: Bid high, bid often, and don’t forget to Raise Your Paddle!
Change a student’s life— MassArt students are worth the investment. Raise Your Paddle!
MassArt students are: Artists, Designers, Educators, Entrepreneurs, Leaders & Makers
But they can’t do it alone and that is where you can help!
Again this year, we will be allocating all Raise Your Paddle donations to the Mastodon Emergency Fund. MassArt established this fund to cover emergencies and unexpected financial hardships facing our students such as medical bills, food, one-time rental assistance or car repair. These funds can also be used to purchase supplies needed for projects.*
When you show your support with a Raise Your Paddle gift, you make it possible for our students to make the world a better place through the power of art and design. Your gift, of any amount, will help students like Loui pursue their art careers.
Make a gift of any amount by going online to massartauction.org/give.
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If you are not able to join us for this year’s Auction to participate in the Raise Your Paddle segment (or perhaps were outbid on that piece of art you had hoped to buy and are feeling generous!), you can still make a gift of any amount by going online to massartauction.org/give.
“Since moving to Boston, I have experienced a bit of culture shock due to how expensive it is to live here, especially as an out of state student. Receiving a scholarship from the Mastodon Fund has helped me afford groceries, and pay off some medical bills I had when I got sick last year. I am glad to have been a recipient for these funds because they have truly helped me ease some worries, and I hope that others will have the opportunity to benefit from the Mastodon Fund just as I have!”
Loui Burke ’25, Sculpture Mastodon Emergency Fund recipient and Auction artist
PADDLE SPONSOR:
Deirdre Nectow Chair, MassArt Foundation
Mary K. Grant, PhD President, MassArt
SCAN THE QR CODE TO RAISE YOUR PADDLE :
To the artists, To the educators & the students, To the art lovers, collectors & viewers:
Thank you.
Clark Fine Art Services is proud to support the Mass Art Auction.
Fine art handling, Newton MA. Established 2011.
IN HONOR OF OUR
PARTNERSHIP
& THE 36TH ANNUAL BENEFIT ART AUCTION
INVESTMENT ADVISORY & FAMILY OFFICE SOLUTIONS
Auction Guidelines
BEFORE THE AUCTION
We encourage all MassArt Auction guests to register in advance of Friday, March 14 on Bidsquare by visiting bidsquare.com/user/ register. This will allow you to be ready to submit bids when the Auction officially opens for bidding on Monday, March 17 at 12:00 NOON EDT via massartauction.org/bid . Once you register, Bidsquare will be notified and will approve you for bidding or request additional information to complete your registration via email. If you created an account on Bidsquare for previous MassArt Auctions, your log-in credentials should still be valid, but we recommend that you doublecheck them to make sure. Registering a few days in advance will ensure you will be approved to bid in time for the auction.
PUBLIC PREVIEW DAYS
We are excited to feature around 300 works of contemporary art this year! All of the featured artwork from both Live and Silent Auctions will be installed and available for viewing in MassArt’s Design and Media Center. The works will be on exhibit during a Public Preview Period, running March 17 - March 27 by appointment. For more information on how to participate, please visit massartauction.org or contact Kylie Enos, Fundraising Events Manager:
E: auction@massart.edu T: 617.879.7014
SILENT AUCTION BIDDING
The three Silent Auction sections will all be featured in one timed online auction on Bidsquare starting Monday, March 17 at 12:00 PM NOON EDT through Saturday, March 29 at 10:30 PM EDT via massartauction.org/bid .
What is a timed auction? A timed auction is automated, and takes place solely online. The bidding for each lot is opened at a predetermined level at a set time and stays open over an extended period. During this period of open bidding, a bidder will be able to see the current high bid on each lot. You may place a higher bid at a defined bidding increment. A bidder’s identity is always kept confidential during the auction. In a timed auction, bidders are automatically informed by email if they are the high bidder, or if they have been outbid by another competing bidder. Bidders can also participate by placing a “maximum bid,” which means setting the highest amount you are willing to pay for an item at auction and allowing the system to automatically bid on your behalf up to that limit. At the end of the defined bidding period, the lot is sold to the highest bid offered. In this timed auction, sales for all lots will close on March 29 at 10:30 PM EDT, which represents the end of the auction. If you are the winning bidder at the close of the Silent Auction, your bid constitutes a legal contract to purchase the item.
Ranauro ‘11
What Is a Heart?, 2022 Courtesy of the artist and Anderson Yezerski Gallery
LOT: 08
LIVE AUCTION
On Saturday, March 29, we will host a true hybrid event for this year’s Live Auction. For those attending virtually, please join us at massartauction.org/bid promptly at 8:00 PM EDT to participate in this year’s virtual Live Auction, live streamed with auctioneer, Karen M. Keane, MassArt Board of Trustees Chair & Chairman Emerita, Bonhams Skinner. A live auction is hosted in real-time and is held before an audience of in-person and online bidders. Alongside those participating in the room, Bidsquare allows a bidder to remotely participate in a live gallery auction via the internet. Bidders who are unable to attend the Live Auction in real time can place absentee bids online starting Monday, March 17 at 12:00 NOON EDT, which will be automatically processed during the Live Auction. Bidders participating virtually in the Live Auction will have their bids automatically received by the clerk, who will place your bid in realtime. Bidding will continue until competition for the lot ends. If the highest bid offered meets the minimum price designated by the seller as acceptable, the lot is sold. The auctioneer will then move on to the next lot. The highest bid acknowledged by the auctioneer constitutes a legal contract to purchase the item by that bidder.
RAISE YOUR PADDLE
Raise Your Paddle is our annual appeal for outright contributions to our student scholarship fund. Your gift of any amount will help MassArt remain affordable and accessible. This year, funds raised from our annual Raise Your Paddle appeal will be designated to the Mastadon Emergency Fund, which supports MassArt students experiencing unexpected financial hardship. Gifts made through Raise Your Paddle are outright donations and are tax-deductible as allowed by law. The MassArt Auction team will reach out to Raise Your Paddle participants to confirm payment options for Raise Your Paddle pledges in the week following the Auction. We encourage our guests to consider participating in Raise Your Paddle at the end of the Live Auction or making their gift online at massartauction.org/give.
BUY NOW!
The popular “Buy Now” option will be available for all Silent Auction lots during the timed online Silent Auction on Bidsquare, running from Monday, March 17 at 12:00 NOON EDT through Friday, March 28 at 12:00 NOON EDT via massartauction.org/bid . Any Silent Auction lot may be purchased outright by paying 150% of its stated value at any time during the outlined bidding period. Artwork may be purchased by clicking “Buy Now” on a selected lot on Bidsquare and remitting payment of the issued invoice by Friday, March 28 at 5:00 PM EDT. If payment is not received by that time, the buyer will lose claim of the artwork and it will become available for Silent Auction bidding.
Rosie
BUYER’S PREMIUM
A buyer’s premium equal to 15% of the winning bid will be applied to each lot sold and will be paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. This premium helps to offset the administrative costs of running the MassArt Auction in order to ensure the funds raised through artwork sales go directly to student scholarships and academic programming. A buyer’s premium will not be applied to any pledge(s) made during the Live Auction’s Raise Your Paddle fundraising opportunity.
SALES TAX
All artwork purchases are subject to the Massachusetts 6.25% sales tax unless the purchaser possesses a Massachusetts sales tax exemption number. Exemption certificates from other states will be accepted if presented with a business card or on letterhead. Please contact the Fundraising Events team at auction@massart.edu with questions.
PAYMENT
Credit cards on file will be automatically charged within 72 hours of the close of the Auction for all artwork purchases. If buyers would like to make alternative payment arrangements, please get in touch with the Auction team within 48 hours of the close of the Auction. All purchases are final and no exchanges or refunds will be allowed.
ARTWORK PICK-UP & DELIVERY
Our team works closely with our artwork partners to provide an excellent experience for our buyers. We plan to offer all buyers the options of local Boston pick up, free delivery in the Metro Boston, MA area* or shipment of artwork at the expense of the purchaser during the weeks after the Auction. Please know that the process to get purchased pieces into the hands of buyers is extensive and takes time. All buyers will be contacted directly to make arrangements. Thank you in advance for your patience.
Please visit our website at massartauction.org or contact the MassArt Auction Team at auction@massart.edu or 617.879.7014 with any questions you may have.
ARTWORK INSTALLATION & TRANSPORTATION PARTNER:
*Metro Boston, MA area includes the following: Arlington, Bedford, Belmont, Boston, Brookline, Burlington, Cambridge, Concord, Dedham, Dover, Everett, Lexington, Lincoln, Medford, Melrose, Needham, Newton, Quincy, Somerville, Stoneham, Sudbury, Wakefield, Waltham, Watertown, Wayland, Wellesley, Weston, Westwood, Winchester, Woburn
GENERAL RULES
The Massachusetts College of Art and Design Foundation (MassArt Foundation) reserves the right to add items to or withdraw items from the Auction without notice. The MassArt Foundation has attempted to describe and catalog all items accurately, but all items are offered “as is, where is.” The MassArt Foundation neither warrants nor represents, and in no event shall be responsible for, the correctness of the descriptions, genuineness, authorship, provenance, or condition of the items. No statement made in this program, orally at the Auction, or elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty, representation, or assumption of liability. The values listed are estimates of fair market values. Items have not been appraised by the MassArt Foundation. Each person (bidder) issued a bid number assumes all risks and hazards related to the items obtained at the Auction. Each bidder agrees to hold harmless from any liability arising there from the MassArt Foundation, its employees, the event organizers, sponsors, and volunteers connected with the Auction. All items purchased in the Auction become the property of the winning bidder once that bidder is acknowledged by the Auctioneer.
We thank you for your support and wish you the best of luck on your auction bidding!
Investing in the Future of MassArt and its Talented Community
Gallery Listing
Many of the artists participating in the MassArt Auction are represented by galleries in Boston and beyond. We hope that you will take note of the gallery names listed with the entries. We encourage you to explore these galleries to experience a greater body of work by Auction artists and to learn about other artists the galleries may represent. Please let the gallery know that you saw their name at the MassArt Auction! GALLERY
13 Forest Gallery 13forest.com 781–641–3333 167A Massachusetts Ave. Arlington MA 02474 US
Abigail Ogilvy Gallery abigailogilvy.com 213–262–0298 1923 S. Santa Fe Avenue Los Angeles CA 90021 US
Adelson Galleries adelsongalleries.com 561–720–2079 318 Worth Avenue Palm Beach FL 33480 US
Anderson Yezerski Gallery andersonyezerski.com 617–262–0550 460 Harrison Ave, A16 Boston MA 02118 US
Arden Gallery ardengallery.com 617–247–0610
Beth Urdang Gallery bethurdanggallery.com 781–264–1121 15 Central Street Wellesley MA 02482 US
BK / Drive- By Projects bkartprojects.com 617–835–8255 81 Spring
Boston Sculptors Gallery bostonsculptors.com 617–482–7781 486
Caldbeck Gallery caldbeck.com 207–594–5935 12
Chase Young Gallery chaseyounggallery.com 617–859–7222 450 Harrison Avenue, 57 Boston MA 02118 US
Copley Society of Art copleysociety.org 617–536–5049 158 Newbury Street #1 Boston MA 02116 US
Cortile Gallery cortilegallery.com 508–487–4200 230 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657 US
Ellen Miller Gallery ellenmillergallery.com 617–620–9818 450 Harrison Ave, 309A Boston MA 02118 US
Galatea Fine Art galateafineart.com 774–551–6824 460B Harrison Avenue, B6 Boston MA 02118 US
Galerie Renate Bender galerie-bender.de +49 89 3072–8107 Türkenstrasse 11 Munich 80333 DE Gallery NAGA gallerynaga.com 617–267–9060 67 Newbury Street Boston MA 02116 US Haven Palm Beach havenpalmbeach.com 561–331–5511 211 Royal Poinciana Way Palm Beach FL 33480 US
Ken Saunders Gallery kensaundersgallery.com 312–573–1400 2041 W Carroll Avenue, C320 Chicago IL 60612 US
Kingston Gallery kingstongallery.com 617–423–4113 450 Harrison Avenue, 43 Boston MA 02118 US
Krakow Witkin Gallery krakowwitkingallery.com 617–262–4490 10 Newbury Street Boston MA 02116 US
Laisun Keane laisunkeane.com 978–495–6697 460C Harrison Avenue, C8A Boston MA 02118 US
Lanoue lanouegallery.com 617–262–4400 450 Harrison Avenue, 31 Boston MA 02118 US
Larkin Gallery larkingallery.com 508–487–6111 405 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657 US
Leica Gallery Boston leicagalleryboston.com 857–305–3609 74 Arlington Street Boston MA 02116 US
Leroy Neiman Center for neiman.arts.columbia.edu 212–854–7641 310 Dodge Hall MC 1806 New York NY 10027 US
Print Studies / Columbia University School of the Arts 2960 Broadway
Listval listval.is 354–694–6048 Hólmaslóð 6 Reykjavík 101 US
MassArt Art Museum (MAAM) maam.massart.edu 617–879–7333 621 Huntington Avenue Boston MA 02115 US
Mercury Gallery mercurygallery.com 978–546–7620
Mobilia Gallery mobilia–gallery.com 617–876–2109
NEAC / TAG newenglandartcenter.com 774–551–6824 460 Harrison Avenue, 2C Boston MA 02118 US
Oehme Graphics Oehmegraphics.com 970–870–6609 2655 Copper Ridge # 1 Steamboat Springs CO 80487 US
Pace Prints paceprints.com
Pallette Art Gallery paletteartgallery.com 959–920–3270
Patricia Ladd Garega patricialaddcaregagallery.com 603–284–7728
Pellas Gallery pellasgallery.com 424–394–2184
Praise Shadows praiseshadows.com 617–487–5427
Robert Klein Gallery robertkleingallery.com 617–267–7997
RYAN LEE Gallery ryanleegallery.com
Savage Godfrey Gallery savagegodfrey.com 508–667–1062
Schoolhouse Gallery galleryschoolhouse.com
Sears-Peyton Gallery searspeyton.com 212–966–7469
Sher Gallery shergallery.com
Soprafina Gallery soprafina.com 617–728–0770
Stoney Road Press stoneyroadpress.com 353 1 887 8544 11–13 Stoney Road Dublin D03 K651 IE
Tamarind Institute tamarind.unm.edu
The Drawing Room shop.anthif.com
Van Ward Gallery vanwardgallery.me
VanDeb Editions vandeb.com 718–786–5553 37-18 Nothern Blvd Long Island City NY 11101 US
Bid high Bid often
Sangbin IM Stage III, 2009 Courtesy of the artist and RYAN LEE Gallery LOT: 10
Megan Remington ’25 Floating Drawer, 2023 Courtesy of the artist LOT: 25
Hansel Tai Rainbow Chain No. 2, 2024 Courtesy of the artist and Mobilia Gallery, Cambridge, MA LOT: 04
Live Auction
Begins at 8:00 PM | Saturday, March 29 massartauction.org/bid
With Karen M. Keane, MassArt Board of Trustees Chair & Chairman Emerita, Bonhams Skinner
Location: Design and Media Center Atrium
Live Auction Sponsored by:
Jane Maxwell Sitting, 2024 Courtesy of the artist and Lanoue Gallery LOT: 27
02 LOT: 01
Clint Baclawski M’08
The Fens, 2024, Edition 1 of 48
Mirrored plexiglas, acrylic, pigment print, and LED bulb
95.5" x 6" x 3"
$3,500
Courtesy of the artist
Clint Baclawski earned a BFA from the Rochester Institute of Technology and an MFA from MassArt. He’s had solo exhibitions in NYC, Cal Poly, and Edinburgh, and will be exhibiting this summer at Wassaic Project. Clint is a recipient of a Mass Cultural Council Grant and selected for a residency in Venice, Italy. His work is held in collections, including the M.I.T. List Museum, Fidelity, and Google.
Visit: clintbaclawski.com
Sol Lewitt
Untitled (Purple), 2004, Edition of 30, III/XXX Lithograph with aquatint and etching 35.75" x 36"
$10,000
Courtesy of the artist and Krakow Witkin Gallery
Sol LeWitt (1928-2007) was an American artist linked to various movements, including Conceptual art and Minimalism. LeWitt came to fame in the late 1960s with his wall drawings and “structures” (a term he preferred instead of “sculptures”) but was prolific in a wide range of media including drawing, printmaking, photography, painting, installation, and artist’s books. He has been the subject of hundreds of solo exhibitions in museums and galleries around the world since 1965.
Hansel Tai
Margery Thomas Mueller
Broken Landscape, 2016
India ink on Yupo paper
26" x 20" (each)
$5,000
Courtesy of the artist
Margery Thomas Mueller received her BFA from Carnegie Mellon, after studying at the Art Students League in NYC and the Accademia di Belle Arti in Perugia, Italy. Her work was recently exhibited in the 16th Annual Drawing Discourse Exhibition at UNC-Asheville and the New Now Auction at the Phillips Auction House in NYC. She has been the recipient of several awards including the Curator’s Award from BWAC Wide Open, third Place in Bradley University’s International Print and Drawing Competition, and the Emerging Artist Award and Nellie Taft Board Award from the St. Botolph Club. Her work is shown at the Patricia Ladd Carega Gallery in Sandwich NH.
Visit: margerythomasmueller.net
Leslie Sills
Detention, 2020
Oil, gouache, charcoal, cotton thread on paper/panel 20" x 24"
$7,000
Courtesy of the artist
Leslie Sills, with a B.A. in Psychology from Boston University, attended The School of the Museum of Fine Arts (Ceramics) and MassArt (Painting). Her work has been shown in numerous galleries and museums throughout the country, most recently at Kayafas Gallery in Boston, and is in the collection of The Fuller Museum. Recent awards include: Artist Resource Trust Fellowship, A Lifetime Achievement Award from The National College Art Association, Distinguished Alumni Award from Boston University, as well as The IDEAL Award (Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Access, and Leadership) from Boston University. Visit: lesliesills.com
Rainbow Chain No. 2, 2024
Baroque pearls, surgical stainless steel, piercing, oxidized silver, and nylon thread 20" x 1 25"
$3,200
Courtesy of the artist and Mobilia Gallery, Cambridge, MA
Hansel Tai is a studio artist based in Tallinn, Estonia. His work investigates queer culture in the Post-internet Epoch, where the natural is overshadowed by the body cult, deformation, subcultural signs and high gloss metal, and hyperstition is materialised into fetish objects. Hansel has exhibited internationally, with notable showcases at the Museum of Art and Design, New York; Het Nieuwe Instituut, Netherlands; and FRAME, Germany. His accolades include the Enjoia’t MISUI Award (2019), Gallery Alice Floriano Award (2023), and NYC Jewelry Week’s One for the Future Award (2023–2024). His works are part of the permanent collections at Museum Arnhem and CODA Museum in the Netherlands. In addition, he serves as a guest lecturer and critic in the Jewelry + Metalsmithing Department at RISD. Hansel obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Art Jewelry from the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing in 2016. He then pursued further studies at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam and earned a Master’s degree with distinction (Cum Laude) from the Estonian Academy of Arts in 2019.
Josef Albers
I-S VV I, 1971, Edition of 100, AP 18/25, 25 AP
Screenprint on American etching paper
18.5" x 31.5"
$9,000
Courtesy of the artist and Krakow Witkin Gallery
Josef Albers (1888–1976) was a German-born artist, educator, and influential figure in modern art and design. After studying art education and lithography, he joined the Bauhaus in 1920, focusing on glass painting and later teaching the Vorkurs (foundation course). Albers became a Bauhaus professor in 1925, contributing to innovations in glass, metal, furniture, and typography until the school’s closure in 1933. Emigrating to the United States that same year, he led the art department at Black Mountain College in North Carolina until 1949 and later served as head of Yale’s design department (1950–1958). Albers is best known for his Homage to the Square series, which begun in 1949, and his groundbreaking theories on color and design, which influenced generations of artists. His work was celebrated in major exhibitions, including retrospectives at MoMA and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Albers lived in New Haven, Connecticut, until his death in 1976.
Freeman
American Regatta, 2023
Oil on canvas
$12,000
Courtesy of the artist
Bob Freeman earned his BFA and MFA from Boston University. In 1997, he earned Boston University’s Distinguished Alumni Award. In addition to numerous gallery shows, his paintings have been featured in exhibitions at DeCordova Museum, Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Williams College Museum of Art, and Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
Visit: Robertfreemanart.com
Burke ’25
Shadow Puppet Deer, 2023
Iron, metal rod, and basswood
10.5"
$4,500
Courtesy of the artist
Loui Burke will receive a BFA from MassArt. Her work was recently exhibited at the FA3D Departmental Exhibition in Spring of 2024, and the Don’t Play With Your Food exhibition in the Spring of 2024.
Rosie Ranauro ’11 What Is a Heart?, 2022
Acrylic on unstretched canvas
45" x 55"
$8,000
Courtesy of the artist and Anderson Yezerski Gallery
Rosie Ranauro lives and works in Boston, MA, and holds a BFA in Painting from MassArt which she received in 2011. She has shown locally and internationally, and is currently an artist in residence at the Boston Center for the Arts.
Visit: rosie-ranauro.com/home.html
Sangbin IM
Stage III, 2009, Edition 1 of 20 Lambda print 20" x 30"
$3,500
Courtesy of the artist and RYAN LEE Gallery
Sangbin IM received his MFA in painting and printmaking at Yale University as a Fulbright scholar. He received his doctorate from Columbia University, and currently teaches at Sungshin University in Seoul. His work has been the subject of notable solo and group exhibitions at Museum1, Korea; Soul Art Space, Korea; Kimchungup Architecture Museum, Korea; Hanwon Museum of Art, Korea; and many others. His work is also included in major public collections such as the Artium Museum, Spain; Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Arts; Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art, Korea; Museum of Sungshin Women’s University, Korea; and the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Korea; among others.
Visit: sangbinim.com
Robert
34" x 24"
Loui
25" x
x 7.5"
Dreamer, 2013, Edition 10 of 29
Woodcut printed on white somerset satin with hand cut paper and pillow 30" x 22"
$3,800
Courtesy of the artist and MassArt Master Print Series
Liliana Porter was born in Argentina in 1941 and has resided in New York since 1964. Porter is a multidisciplinary artist working in printmaking, painting, photography, video, installation, theater, and public art. Active since 1959, her work has been shown in over 450 exhibitions worldwide, including Dia Beacon, Pérez Art Museum Miami, and the Venice Biennale. Her art is held in major collections such as MoMA, the Whitney, TATE Modern, and Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes in Buenos Aires. A co-founder of the New York Graphic Workshop, Porter has also created public art for New York’s MTA and Doménech Station in Puerto Rico. Awards include a Guggenheim Fellowship, multiple NYFA Fellowships, and Argentina’s Premio Universitario de Cultura. Widely reviewed in Artforum and Art in America, Porter’s career is the subject of numerous monographs. She taught at Queens College, CUNY, until 2007, and her theatrical works, including THEM (2018), highlight her innovative approach to storytelling.
Visit: lilianaporter.com
David Lloyd Brown ’79
Out of the Blue REF#2024/04, 2024
Oil on Canvas 78" x 60"
$10,000
Courtesy of the artist
David Lloyd Brown received his MFA from Cornell University and BFA from MassArt. His recent solo exhibits include The Saint Botolph Club Boston with an upcoming show at the Mayor’s Gallery at City Hall, Boston. He is a recipient of the Blanche E. Colman Award and Finalist for a Massachusetts Arts and Humanities Grant. His work is held in the collections of Fidelity and Putman Associates.
Visit: davidlloydbrown.com
Johnny Tang
Perditus, 2024, Edition 1 of 5 Giclée print from 35mm negatives 24" x 42.84"
$6,000
Courtesy of the artist
Johnny Tang specializes in a surreal and cinematic brand of imagery. He received his BFA in photography from Savannah College of Art and Design, and completed his first residency with Monson Arts in 2023. Recent exhibitions include: Black & White International Photography Exhibition at Independent & Image Art Space in Chongqing, China, and Emerging Artists 2024 at the Blue Space Gallery in Guadalajara, Mexico.
Visit: johnnytangphoto.com
James Turrell
From Aten Reign, 2015, Edition 26 of 30, 6 APs
Ukiyo-e Japanese style woodcut with relief printing 26" x 18.5"
$19,500
Courtesy of the artist and Pace Prints
James Turrell received his MFA from Claremont Graduate University, becoming a key figure in the Southern California Light and Space movement of the 1960s and 70s. His work centers on the manipulation of light, from projections and sensory deprivation to color fields and site-specific interventions. Turrell is the recipient of numerous awards, including a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship in 1984. Turrell had over 160 solo exhibitions worldwide since 1967, including the three-venue museum exhibition presented concurrently at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston in 2013. Turrell’s work is in over 70 international collections and 22 permanent installations.
Liliana Porter
Bill Thompson
Stroll, 2020
Urethane on polyurethane block
20.5" x 26.5" x 7"
$13,000
Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Renate Bender
Bill Thompson’s work was recently exhibited at Galeria Cadaqués, Spain; ARCO, Madrid, Spain; The Butler Institute of American Art; and Galerie Renate Bender, Germany. Collections include Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Perez Museum, Rose Art Museum, DeCordova Museum, Sammlung Weishaupt, MIT, Fidelity, Fogg Art Museum, Davis Museum, Hyundai, and Detroit Institute of Arts.
Visit: billthompsonstudio.com
Ellsworth Kelly
Blue Yellow Red, 1990, Edition of 80, AP 15/25, 2 PP
Three-color lithograph
37.13" x 36.13"
$11,500
Courtesy of the artist and Krakow Witkin Gallery
Rania Matar
Yasmina, Beirut, Lebanon, 2022, Edition 2 of 6
Archival pigment print
37" x 44"
$6,500
Courtesy of the artist and Robert Klein Gallery
Rania Matar’s work has been exhibited in museums worldwide, including the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, LACMA, Carnegie Museum of Art, National Museum of Women in the Arts, Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, and Fotografiska. Her work is also part of the permanent collections of several museums. She is a 2018 Guggenheim Fellow. Matar published four books and is working on her fifth book: 50 Years Later: Where Do I Go?
Visit: raniamatar.com
Ellsworth Kelly was born in 1923 in Newburgh, New York. He studied at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, from 1941 to 1943. After military service from 1943 to 1945, he attended the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts, Boston, from 1946 to 1948. In 1949, Kelly went to France and enrolled at the École des Beaux-Arts, Paris, under the GI Bill. In France, he discovered Romanesque art and architecture as well as Byzantine art. He was also introduced to Surrealism and Neo-Plasticism, which led him to experiment with automatic drawing and geometric abstraction. In his work, Kelly abstracts the forms in his paintings from observations of the real world, such as shadows cast by trees or the spaces between architectural elements.
Wangechi Mutu
The Original Nine Daughters, 2012, Edition 4 of 30 Suite of nine etchings with aquatint, linocut and collage 18.75" x 10" (each)
$30,000
Courtesy of the artist and Pace Prints
Wangechi Mutu addresses the politics of identity in her work by juxtaposing images and materials from historical and contemporary sources. Mutu received her MFA from Yale University. Her work has been the subject of solo shows at museums and institutions throughout the US and abroad including: Le Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal; WIELS, Belgium; Deutsche Guggenheim, Germany; Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego; Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; and the Miami Art Museum. Her work has also appeared in numerous group shows at institutions including: Palais de Tokyo, Paris; Gotesborgs Kunsthalle, Sweden; MoMA; Tate, UK; Minneapolis Institute of Art; and The Studio Museum in Harlem, New York. In 2010, Mutu received the Deutsche Bank Artist of the Year Award from the Deutsche Guggenheim.
2 Parts with Letters, 2020
can and hand painted plastic letters in acrylic glass 15.75" x 4.75" x 4.75"
$9,000
Courtesy of the artist and Adelson Galleries
François Bel was born in Lyon in 1977 and now lives and works in Toulouse, France. Bel is a multidisciplinary artist, equally at ease with painting, sculpture, and installations. His work is as eclectic as his inspirations, influenced by street art, from which he borrows its system of repetition and variation, “New Realism” movements, which particularly appeal to him, and Dada and Pop Art, for the way they subvert daily objects in order to criticize today’s consumer society, like Duchamp’s ready-mades. Bel re-appropriates each material, working in turn with nylon cord for his suspensions and wire for his sculptures. In a society where everything happens increasingly quickly, Bel stops time for an instant in his works. Bel is exhibited and collected in France, Monaco, Belgium, Spain, Germany, Korea, and the United States.
Visit: francois-bel.com
Ortiz ’09
Acrylic on canvas
58" x 42"
$8,600
Courtesy of the artist
Colombian American painter and public artist Felipe Ortiz earned a BFA from MassArt in 2009. His paintings were recently displayed at the Governor’s office in Boston’s State House. Felipe’s work has been exhibited in public and private collections, including the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, Punto Urban Art Museum, MassArt Art Museum (MAAM), Cape Cod Museum of Art, and the Ministry of Culture in Cali, Colombia.
Visit: felipeortiz.com
$14,000
Courtesy of the artist
Barbara Bosworth is a photographer whose large-format images explore both overt and subtle relationships between humans and the natural world. Whether chronicling the efforts of hunters or bird banders or evoking the seasonal changes that transform mountains and meadows, Bosworth’s caring attention to the world around her results in images that inspire viewers to look closely.
Visit: barbarabosworth.com
Julian Opie
Dance 4., 2023, Edition 32 of 55
Lenticular acrylic panel, mounted onto white acrylic 66.88" x 36.38"
$20,000
Courtesy of the artist and Krakow Witkin Gallery
Julian Opie lives and works in London where he makes paintings, sculptures, films, and installations in public spaces. Between 1979 and 1982, he studied at the Goldsmith’s School of Art in London. His works are included in collections such as the Tate, the National Portrait Gallery, the Victoria and Albert Museum, the British Museum, the National Museum of Art, Osaka; and MoMA, among many others. Opie not only focuses on museum and gallery exhibitions; he also uses other opportunities and spaces such as album covers and public space to create and exhibit art.
Visit: julianopie.com
François Bel Blue Spray in
Spray
Barbara Bosworth Fireflies along the lane, the meadow, Carlisle, 2008, Edition 1 of 5 Archival inkjet print 32" x 40"
Felipe
Pollinator, 2022
2023
mirrored glass, silicone, epoxy, wood, and metal
$20,000
Courtesy of the artist
Anjali Srinivasan received a MFA from Rhode Island School of Design in 2007. Her work was recently exhibited at Corning Museum of Glass and will be shown at Art Mumbai 2024. She has been a recipient of the Swarovski Designer of Year Award, the Rakow Commission, and a Brother Thomas Fellowship. Her work is held in the collections of institutions across South Asia, the USA, and Europe.
Visit: anjalisrinivasan.com
$15,000
Courtesy of artist and Gallery NAGA
Richard Raiselis is recognized for his sweeping urban vistas and for his complex examinations of vegetation and landscape. His paintings are concerned as much with the process of seeing as they are with the things shown. Raiselis’ work from 2012-2018 takes advantage of lofty perspectives above Boston’s financial district and Kenmore Square areas to develop elaborately observed treatments of dense views of structures and space. In Raiselis’ 2022 exhibition, perched views of Boston’s skyline are paired harmoniously with views from the artist’s back porch in a suburb west of Boston. His paintings of man-made structures mimic the forms of robust trees in the woodland landscape. Light filtered through branches and foliage imitates the bright reflections against gridded windowpanes. Raiselis has been an Associate Professor at the Boston University College of Fine Arts since 1996. His work has been shown at the National Academy of Design in New York, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, Ohio, and the New Britain Museum of American Art in New Britain, Connecticut, among many others. Richard Raiselis is represented by Gallery NAGA in Boston, MA.
Visit: gallerynaga.com/richard-raiselis.
Courtesy of the artist
Megan Remington will receive a BFA in Sculpture from MassArt in May 2025. Her work was recently exhibited at the Mary Cosgrove Dolphin Gallery at Worcester State University as a part of the Fire & Water exhibition. She is the recipient of the 2024 Pat Doran Scholarship, as well as the 2023 Summer Workshop Scholarship from the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship, and the 2023 MassArt Emerging Leader Award through her work as a student employee at MassArt. Visit: maremington.myportfolio.com
$900
Courtesy of the artist
Andy Li received his BFA from MassArt in 2012. He creates work that draws on self-reflection, empathy, and humor to connect human experiences, inviting us to find common ground and ask, “Do you feel what I feel?”
Visit: Radandyli.com
Anjali Srinivasan Sunset Body,
Blown
48" x 24"
Richard Raiselis Bright Moment, 2018 Oil on linen 40" x 24"
Megan Remington ’25
Floating Drawer, 2023
Ash wood and brass
21" x 41" x 8"
$4,850
Andy Li ’12
The Symphony, 2023, Edition 3 Embroidery 20" x 10"
Jane Maxwell Sitting, 2024
Mixed media with plexiglass on wood panel 36" x 36"
$13,000
Courtesy of the artist and Lanoue Gallery
Jane Maxwell is a mixed media artist. Her work is exhibited at major galleries throughout the US, including a recent solo exhibition at Lanoue Gallery in Boston. Her work is acquired by collectors around the world.
Visit: janemaxwell.com
Juan Jose Barboza-Gubo M’08
Profundidad Roja, 2021
Stainless steel, fiberglass, resin, urethane chameleon paint, and cement 79" x 22.5" x 8"
$24,000
Courtesy of the artist and Praise Shadows Art Gallery
Juan Jose Barboza-Gubo obtained his MFA in Painting and Sculpture from MassArt in 2008. His solo exhibitions include the Museum of Contemporary Art, Peru; the Museum of Memory, Peru; Inter Kultur Foto Art; the French Institute of Stuttgart; the Colonial Museum of Bogotá, Colombia; and Praise Shadows Gallery, among others. Recent awards include: Artadia Boston 2023 and a fellowship from the Mass Cultural Council in 2019.
Visit: barboza-guybo.com
Willian Wegman ’65
Dawn and Up, 2006, Edition 4 of 15
Pigment Print 17" x 22" (each panel)
$9,500
Courtesy of the artist
William Wegman (born 1943) is an artist and author whose paintings, drawings, videos, and photographs have been exhibited in museums and galleries internationally, including at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, MoMA, and Centre Pompidou. He is best known for his work featuring his Weimaraners, and has appeared with them on Saturday Night Live and Sesame Street.
Visit: williamwegman.com
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