BRITISH FRIENDS OF THE ART MUSEUMS OF ISRAEL [Gala Auction Catalogue] by PHILLIPS

GALA DINNER AND ART AUCTION Tuesday 16 January 2018

British Friends of the Art Museums of Israel

GALA DINNER AND ART AUCTION Tuesday 16 January 2018 GUEST OF HONOUR Alex Israel AUCTIONEER Henry Highley Associate Director, 20th Century & Contemporary Art, Phillips SPONSORS Phillips The Dorchester PHILLIPS 30 Berkeley Square London W1J 6EX AUCTION VIEWING TIMES Tuesday 9 January – Saturday 13 January 10am – 6pm Sunday 14 January 12pm – 6pm

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Welcome From the Co-Chairs

We are delighted to welcome you all to our annual BFAMI Gala. This evening celebrates not only our magnificent achievements but also marks the end of a year-long celebration of 70 years of BFAMI. We thank you for the part you have played in our successes. We are extremely grateful to Nathalie Zaquin-Boulakia and the team at Phillips for their guidance, expertise and sponsorship of the gala. Our gratitude also goes to The Dorchester and 45 Park Lane, we are thrilled to be able to hold our event at this iconic London venue. It is of course only through the incredible generosity and continued support of all the artists and galleries that this magnificent evening is possible. This year we are delighted to honour Alex Israel. Los Angeles based, Israelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work explores popular media, Hollywood and the cult of celebrity culture. His work has been the subject of many solo exhibitions and is included in numerous museum collections worldwide including: MoMA, New York; Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York; and the Centre Pompidou, Paris and is owned by leading collectors world-wide. We are very grateful to Gagosian Gallery for their generosity. Over the last year BFAMI has been immensely proud to have been able to fund educational projects at twelve of Israelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most celebrated museums. Our continued support allows the museums to offer exceptional programmes which enhance Israeli society and culture.

Through making art accessible to all, we reach out to all sectors of society; uniting and engaging the most disadvantaged communities. Projects supported by BFAMI include mobile shows visiting needy schools on the periphery thereby encouraging young children and their families to engage with art and to discover Israel’s cultural background; schemes that motivate co-existence by uniting Jewish and Arab students through creative collaboration; workshops which broaden museum audiences by training non-Hebrew speaking members of staff. Funding provided by BFAMI enables the museums to offer free of charge activities to the population of Israel’s most disadvantaged areas. The work of BFAMI is essential in safeguarding and providing these invaluable interactions. We couldn’t do this without the essential support of Sothebys and Christies our long-standing partners.

are doing a fantastic job leading our Young BFAMI group with incredible energy and enthusiasm. On behalf of the entire BFAMI community a huge thanks to Michelle Hyman and Gili Yuval who work tirelessly throughout the year ensuring our day to day activities are managed to perfection. Finally, we would like to thank you all for your continuous participation and generous support of the museums. We wish you an enjoyable evening!

Poju Zabludowicz

Pamela Crystal

Special thanks to Renée Benatar our Dinner Chair, to Cathy Wills and Marie Shek for meticulously curating the auction and the members of the Gala Committee: Anita Zabludowicz, Fiona McGovern, Ayelet Elstein, Maïa Morgensztern, Annabelle Scholar, Elliot Safra and Fiona Agha. We also thank Edward Lee for heading the Acquisitions Committee and Francine Peters for chairing the successful Women in Art Lunch, with headline sponsor auction house Dorotheum. We would also like to thank Hazel Collins, Giorgina Djanagoly and Anke Adler-Slottke for our fruitful cultural trips to Israel and Vienna, and to Sandra Lawson for energetically leading the sponsorship effort which has yielded very fruitful relationships for BFAMI. Annabelle Scholar, Elliot Safra and Antonia Grosse

Dennis Goodman, Wendy Fisher and the Kirsh Foundation are proud to support BFAMI

Thanks

We are deeply grateful to those whose generous contributions helped to make this Gala Dinner so special.

Sponsors PHILLIPS The Dorchester

Hosts Almine Rech and Bernard Picasso Christie’s Wendy Fisher Gagosian Gallery Lisson Gallery Batia Ofer Sir John and Lady Ritblat Karen Ruimy Sotheby’s UBS Anita and Poju Zabludowicz

Luminaries Jill and Joe Karaviotis Cheryl and Stuart Lewis Wendy and Phillip Press

Promoting Family Wellbeing Through the Arts

BFAMI Committee Patrons

Cultural Programme

Lady Ritblat

Tal Lahyani

HE The Ambassador of Israel

Nathalie Zaquin Boulakia

Mr & Mrs Simon Salama-Caro

Miriam Metliss

Ron Arad RA

Hazel Collins

Muriel Salem

Jacqueline Nowikovsky

Dame Vivien Duffield DBE

Yasmine Eppel

Hanni Seifert

Raphael Rosenfeld

Sir Anish Kapoor RA

MaĂŻa Morgensztern

Sandra Shashou

Philip Salem

Marie Shek

Ted Schama

Beyond Art

Carine Szwajcer

Joanna Steingold

Francine Peters

Freda Uziyel

Omer Tiroche

Anna Zaoui

Romy Unterhalter

Sir Timothy Sainsbury Honorary Presidents Janice Atkin Anthony Brown

Committee Members

Giorgina Djanogly

Anke Adler-Slottke

YOUNG FRIENDS

Tiffany Zabludowicz

Wendy Fisher

Fiona Agha

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Tali Zeloof

Edward Lee

Edward Album

Anita Zabludowicz OBE

Lady Alliance

Co-Chairmen

Chief Operating Officer

RenĂŠe Benatar

Elliot Safra

Michelle Hyman

Honorary Vice-President

Nicola Blake

Annabelle Scholar

Shimona Cowan

Dame Janet de Botton DBE

Lara Wolfe

Events and Programming

David Breuer-Weil

Vice-Chairman

Honorary Members

Jill Cerasi

Antonia Grosse

Nathan Steinberg

Melanie Clore

Della Worms

Georgina Cohen

Committee

Ayelet Elstein

Donna Bengio

Co-Chairmen

Denise Esfandi

Sarah Blum

Pamela Crystal

Ilana Fattal

Chen Chowers

Poju Zabludowicz

Candida Gertler OBE

Roxanne Cohen

Smadar Goldstein

Clarissa Datnow

Vice-Chairman

Linda Grosse

Jeremy Epstein

Fiona McGovern

Saul Ingram

Daniella Fattal

Sandra Lawson

Natasha Gertler

Honorary Secretary

Keren Misgav-Ristvedt

Emma Haguenauer

Cathy Wills

The Hon. Mrs Marion Naggar

Joanna Hattab

Helena Newman

Deborah Kattan

Honorary Solicitor

Batia Ofer

Tamila Kerimova

Martin Paisner

Estee Pilkington

Ezra Konvitz

Gili Yuval

A Letter from the Israel Museum, Jerusalem

It is my great pleasure to send greetings to you on the occasion of the annual Gala of our British Friends. First and foremost, I am delighted to announce the recent appointment by the Board of Directors of Professor Ido Bruno as the new Director of the Israel Museum. Ido, who lives and works in Jerusalem, is one of Israel’s most eminent designers, industrial design teachers, and a leading cultural figure. I am confident that Ido brings with him the experience, values, vision, and vitality necessary to lead the Museum into the future. 2017 also saw several other changes in the Museum at the senior management level, particularly the completion at the end of 2016 of the 20-year tenure of James Snyder as Director. Under James’s exemplary management, the Museum experienced significant growth and expansion in all areas of its work. Of special note was his spearheading of the Museum’s comprehensive three-year Renewal Project. From January 2017, James became Director Emeritus, also taking upon himself a new role as International President of the International Council working for AFIM and with the Museum’s extensive international network of Friends. Our 2017 exhibition program once again presented outstanding exhibitions which drew large and appreciative audiences. Of particular note were Ai Weiwei: Maybe, Maybe Not, displaying for the first time major works by one of the most influential and esteemed members of the international contemporary art scene; and Jerusalem in Detail, inspired by the life’s work of David Kroyanker, the foremost chronicler of Jerusalem architecture, focusing on the myriad design

motifs hidden in Jerusalem’s streets and buildings. Jerusalem in Detail also pays tribute to the Museum’s Founding Father Teddy Kollek – that legendary mayor of Jerusalem – on the tenth anniversary of his passing. We were proud to welcome to the Museum in 2017 many important visitors. In May, we were honored to welcome President Donald Trump – being the third consecutive U.S. President to visit the Israel Museum in the past decade – who chose the Israel Museum as the venue to deliver his keynote speech. In July, we welcomed the Prime Minister of India, H.E. Narendra Modi, accompanied by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, during his historic visit to Israel; and in August, we hosted UN Secretary-General António Guterres. We are deeply grateful to all of our friends throughout the world for their ongoing support and devotion which makes possible everything we do in the Museum. On this Gala evening, it is a special privilege to express our gratitude for the sustained commitment of our British Friends, under the inspired leadership of its Co-Chairs Pamela Crystal and Poju Zabludowicz.

Isaac Molho Chairman of the Board The Israel Museum, Jerusalem

A letter from the Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Dear Friends, Once again, it is a pleasure to welcome you to the annual BFAMI Gala and Benefit Auction, and express my gratitude for your dedicated support, which is vital and much appreciated by all of us. The past year has brought much excitement with the opening of the greatly anticipated Louise Bourgeois exhibition, Twosome, the first comprehensive overview of the artist’s work in Israel, with a record 50,000 visitors in two months only! This year, visitors to the Museum enjoyed a broad array of changing exhibitions by leading Israeli and international contemporary artists working in various media. Among the exhibitions were: Regarding Africa: Contemporary Art and Afro-Futurism, which weaved in various narratives and perspectives challenging traditional representations; 3.5 Square Meters: Constructive Responses to Natural Disasters examined current and future responses to natural disasters; Red over Yellow reflected the unique taste and passion of a private collector through a wide selection of works; and an exhibition by Fatma Shanan, the 2016 winner of the Haim Shiff Prize for Figurative-Realist Art. In addition, this year was the first time the Museum’s curators collaboratively mounted the exhibition Collective, featuring works from the collections, many of which had never been shown before. As the world commemorates the centennial of the 1917 Russian Revolution, the Museum presents Total Red: Soviet Photography, an exhibition which follows the development of Soviet photography against the backdrop of the revolution.

Paralleling the exhibitions on view, we offer a rich program of lectures, concerts, musical performances, film screenings and festivals. In addition, we are proud of the Young Friends program which is in its third year and continues to attract new members who enjoy exclusive events in the Museum and throughout the city, from special exhibition views to artist studio visits. We celebrated Purim with a colorful evening of festivities, Taboo: Forbidden Night at the Museum, and continuing our collaboration with the radio station Teder. FM, we hosted leading musicians as well as a series of lectures, interactive exhibitions and performances. As always, we acknowledge with deep gratitude BFAMI’s continued generous support of the Museum’s diverse educational programs, especially the interactive Exhibitions for the Whole Family. In keeping with Israel’s warm Mediterranean climate, the current show, In the Sea, presents works centered on the painterly space of sea and water, depicted by a range of artists and media. It is accompanied by special sea-themed and kinetic sand activities. I would like to express my deep appreciation and thanks to BFAMI and its dedicated members, and to extend a personal invitation to each of you to visit the Museum in the near future. Wishing you a great and art-filled 2018. Yours sincerely, Suzanne Landau Director, Tel Aviv Museum of Art

In appreciation

Our deepest thanks go to the following for their kind contributions: Alison Jaqcues Almine Rech Benjamin Khalili Cynthia Corbett Gallery Facsimile Editions Gagosian Gallery Hauser & Wirth Helly Nahmad Israel Museum, Jerusalem Kamel Mennour London Glass Blowing Max Hetzler Gallery Natalia Lebedeva Pace Gallery Riccardo Crespi Gallery Rokeby Gallery Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Sprueth Magers Tamares Group Tenderpixel Gallery Thaddaeus Ropac The Gallery of Everything Thomas Dane Tornabuoni Art Union Gallery Union Pacific Victoria Miro Waddington Custot WBG London Projects Zabludowicz Collection

In appreciation

The British Friends wish to thank all the artists who so generously gave works of art to the Gala Auction: Rita Ackermann

Francesca Pasquali

Michael Ajerman

Oren Pinhassi

Hurvin Anderson

Michael Pybus

Pedro de Andrade Nunes

Abigail Reynolds

Zadok Ben-David

Michal Rovner

Sara Berman

Gideon Rubin

Ivo Bisignano

Analia Saban

Ion Bârlădeanu

Philip Shalam

David Breuer-Weil

Sandra Shashou

André Butzer

Amy Stephens

Ernesto Canovas and

Thomas Struth

Gracjana Rejmer-Canovas

Felix Treadwell

Hiroyuki Doi

Keith Tyson

Nogah Engler

Dewain Valentine

Ilana Fattal

Gal Weinstein

Peter Halley

Ai Weiwei

Aleksander Hardashnakov

Johnson Weree

Richard Healy

Julian Wild

Jenny Holzer

Richard Woods

Alex Israel

Samuel Zealey

Chantal Joffe Tadashi Kawamata Ewelina Koszykowska Takuro Kuwata Peter Layton Tom Leighton Dale Lewis Adjani Okpu-Egbe Laura Pannack Irvin Pascal

Agnes and Edward Lee are proud to support BFAMI and wish this event every success

Educational Programmes Supported by BFAMI 2016-2017

Israel Museum, Jerusalem

Museums of Bat Yam (MOBY)

Summer Activities in the Youth Wing

Performance/Multi-Disciplinary Arts Programme

Jewish Holiday Programmes for Children

- to help develop high and strong self esteem for

Guided Tours for Families

school children aged 5-10 years, by expressing

Tours of the Youth Wing Collections

themselves in creative ways

Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Nahum Gutman Museum of Art

Interactive Exhibition for the Whole Family

The Nurture Programme - designed to cultivate

Summer Activities

artistic excellence among children from

School Visits for Children from

disadvantaged backgrounds in Tel Aviv

Disadvantaged Areas Negev Museum of Art Design Museum, Holon

Introducing the Museum to Kindergartens

Educational Workshops in Design

in Beâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;er Sheva

Ein Harod Museum

Petach Tikva Museum

Quiet Audio Guide Sets

The Race to the Museum - a community based project offering families from underprivileged

Haifa Museum

backgrounds the opportunity to participate in

Welcome to the Museum! - an art education

educational programmes full of fun and creativity

programme for elementary schools in Haifa, focusing on children from multicultural, low

Rubin Museum

socio-economic neighbourhoods

Rubin Comes to Visit -Outreach Activity for the Ethiopian Community

Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art Special Needs Workshop for children and adults

Art Scholarships

The Family Museum - working with parents and

40 Scholarships for talented and disadvantaged

children from disadvantaged backgrounds

children to attend Art Classes at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Janco Dada Museum Meetings - Ein Hod-Ein Hawd - educational programme designed to organize encounters between Jewish and Arab students

Cultural Programme

This year we were delighted to be able to arrange two very special trips in the spring and autumn. In April thirty-five participants travelled to Israel to visit the Israel Museum, Jerusalem, the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and many other museums that we support around the country. It was an opportunity to meet the outstanding curators and educational specialists who create the ground-breaking programmes we underwrite. In addition, we were graciously hosted by collectors and artists, viewing new exhibitions, private collections and artist’s studios. BFAMI with the help of Dorotheum, our Luncheon sponsor, arranged an amazing cultural trip to Vienna in November. Showcasing the best of Vienna’s historical sights, as well as its contemporary art scene, we had the opportunity to visit leading museums, Secession masterpieces, private collections, Vienna Art Week, and the deeply moving Holocaust Memorial by Rachel Whiteread. The highlight was a private concert by the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra followed by a Gala Dinner hosted by Dorotheum in their magnificent palace. During the year we arranged an exciting and stimulating programme of special events in London. In February, Pace invited us to a private tour of the soldout exhibition, Transcending Boundaries, by TeamLab, an interdisciplinary group of ultra-technologists whose collaborative practice seeks to navigate the confluence of art, technology, design and the natural world.

Members came together in June to attend a performance of Remnants at the Print Room, a new theatrical music piece by Patrick Eakin Young, featuring gripping vocals, electronic music and dance, which was followed by a short talk. In September, Isaac Julien led us on a tour of his studio and a screening of his acclaimed film Ten Thousand Waves. This was followed by a Q &A moderated by Maïa Morgensztern. We were invited in October to a private lunch in the beautiful boardroom of Sotheby’s hosted by Senior Jewellery Specialist Daniela Mascetti where we were privileged to view and handle Magnificent and Noble Jewels. Later in the month, we had breakfast and a private view at the Italian Cultural Institute of an exhibition curated by Artuner of the works of the Italian post-war sculptor Pietro Consagra alongside new collages by French artist Marine Hugonnier. To round off the year, we visited the stunning home of Freda and Izak Uziyel to view The Theatre of Self, where we enjoyed a lavish light supper and the works of David Czuprun and Katja Seib. As you see, our trips and events are very varied and if you would like to join us on our explorations of the art world please contact the BFAMI office.

Nathalie Zaquin Boulakia Hazel Collins Yasmine Eppel Antonia Grosse Maïa Morgensztern Annabelle Scholar 19

Women in Art Lunch 2018

Dear Friends, For the last 17 years Women in Art (WIA) has grown and grown into the well established Art Lunch of the summer. The list of significant artists we have honoured has been unsurpassed in celebrating the enormous contribution that women bring as a whole to the burgeoning art scene. In true WIA style our Woman in Art for 2018 is Marina AbramoviÄ&#x2021;, a true art superstar of our times. Her performances have been described as both dramatic and dangerous and by making her own body a medium she has avoided traditional, object-based art materials and cut down the distance between the artist and the audience. The Lunch will take place on June 26th 2018 at The Dorchester where Marina will be in conversation with Tim Marlow Artistic Director of the Royal Academy. To hear them in conversation (without having to sit in silence!) is a truly unique opportunity within the contemporary art calendar. I am delighted that Dorotheum Auction House will once again be our headline sponsor and I am thrilled to continue our relationship with Martina Batovic and her team. I look forward to welcoming you to Women in Art 2018 on the 26th June. Warmest wishes

Francine Peters

Another Successful Year for Young BFAMI!

Future BFAMI Events 2018

Cultural Programme BFAMI Trips 2018 Women in Art Lunch Tuesday 26th June 2018 Honouring Marina AbramoviÄ&#x2021; YBFAMI - Young Friends Summer Art Party Please check our website for more details www.bfami.org

Pamela and David Crystal are proud to support the British Friends of the Art Museums of Israel and wish the Gala every success

Poju and Anita Zabludowicz wish the British Friends of the Art Museums of Israel many congratulations on the occasion of the Gala

Denise Esfandi wishes BFAMI every success!

LIVE AUCTION 1â&#x20AC;&#x201C;15

Lot 1

Chantal Joffe

Chantal Joffe (b.1969 St Albans, USA) Lives and works in London.

Gertrude Stein, 2014 Oil on board 30.5 x 30 x 4cm

Chantal Joffe brings a combination of insight and integrity, as well as psychological and emotional force, to the genre of figurative art. Almost always depicting women or girls, sometimes in groups but recently in iconic portraits, Joffe’s paintings only waveringly adhere to

Estimate: £7,000-10,000

their source – be it a photograph, magazine page or even a reflection in the mirror – instead reminding us that distortions of scale and form

Donated by the artist, courtesy

can often make a subject seem more real.

of Victoria Miro Gallery Joffe was awarded the Royal Academy Wollaston Prize in 2006. She has exhibited nationally and internationally including at the National Museum of Iceland, Reykjavík; National Portrait Gallery, London; Jewish Museum, New York; Jerwood Gallery, Hastings; Collezione Maramotti, Reggio Emilia, Italy and the Saatchi Gallery, London.

Lot 2

André Butzer

André Butzer (b.1973 Stuttgart, Germany) Lives and works in Rangsdorf, Germany.

Untitled, 2017 Acrylic on canvas 90 x 93cm

Untitled, 2017, is one of the most recent examples from André Butzer’s series of Frauenbildnisse (Portraits of Women). Big-eyed, with a white collar, set in front of a bright yellow background, she delivers her

Estimate: £20,000-30,000

radiant and vibrant colour energy directly to the viewer. This work is characteristic of Butzer’s expressive figuration.

Donated by the artist, courtesy of Max Hetzler Gallery, Berlin

Butzer has been the subject of solo exhibitions in institutions across Germany. He has also participated in various international group shows. His works are in the public collections of Carré d’Art – Musée d’Art Contemporain, Nîmes; Kupferstichkabinett/State Museums of Berlin; Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles; Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix; and the University of Chicago amongst others. 37

Lot 3

Gideon Rubin

Gideon Rubin (b.1973 Tel Aviv, Israel) Lives and works in London. Rubin explains his work; “I’d like to think the figures in my paintings

Untitled, 2017 Oil on linen 110cm x 90cm

remind the viewer of certain people or evoke memories rather than portray specific identities. I want the viewer to look at them and focus on the process of painting and the medium itself, and to focus on certain details that I provide, such as the posture of a figure…. It is

Estimate: £12,000-18,000

impossible to directly identify with the characters in my paintings rather I want to offer alternative ways of viewing the figures, where the

Donated by the artist

viewer is also involved in completing a narrative or scene.” His works have been exhibited at the Beijing Biennale at the National Art Museum, China; Flag Art Foundation, New York; The Tel Aviv Museum of Art and The Israel Museum, Jerusalem. He received the ‘Shifting Foundation’ grant in 2014 and Outset residency program, Tel Aviv (2013).

Lot 4

Zadok Ben-David Another Hot Day, 2016 Perspex box and hand painted stainless steel 25 x 100 x 12cm

Zadok Ben-David (b.1949 Bayhan, Yemen) Lives and works in London. Another Hot Day is part of the series People I saw but Never Met originally exhibited in Australia Ben-David has exhibited extensively throughout Europe, the USA, Israel and Asia. In 2008 he was commissioned to make a sculpture for the

Estimate: ÂŁ18,000-25,000

Beijing Olympic Games.

Donated by the artist

Ben-David has participated in art biennales worldwide including; the Venice Biennale, Italy; Wonder Singapore Biennale, Singapore; and the Busan Biennale, South Korea (2010). He is the recipient of the Tel-Aviv Museum Sculpture prize (2005), and the First Prize at XIV Bienal Internacional de Arte de Vila Nova de Cerveira, Portugal (2007). His works are held in public and private collections throughout the world. 39

Lot 5

Alex Israel Wave, 2017 Acrylic on Acrystal 61 x 61 cm

Alex Israel (b.1982 Los Angeles, US) Lives and works in Los Angeles. Israel emphasises Los Angeles as central to an understanding of American culture and the American dream. Channelling celebrity culture and popular media, as well as the slick appearance and aspirations of Los Angeles, the entertainment capital, Israel approaches

Estimate: ÂŁ20,000-30,000

his hometown with an uncanny coupling of local familiarity and anthropological curiosity.

Donated by the artist, courtesy of Gagosian Gallery

Israel has had major solo exhibitions in Le Consortium, Dijon; The Nasher Sculpture Centre, Dallas and Astrup Fearnley Museum in Oslo. His work is included in the collections of MoMA; The Whitney Museum, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, MOCA and and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Centre Pompidou, Paris; and the Moderna Museet, Stockholm.

Lot 6

Michal Rovner

Michal Rovner (b.1957 Tel Aviv, Israel) Lives and works in New York and Tel Aviv.

Current -T6 , 2014 Pure pigment on archival paper 112 x 100cm Edition 3 of 6

Current -T6 is comprised of hundreds of small figures, creating a human structure. The figures blur into an almost human mass. This human scene raises various questions and associations - ideological, religious, social or political.

Estimate: £7,000-9,000 Rovner’s work in video, sculpture, drawing, sound and installation has Donated by the artist,

been exhibited in over 60 solo exhibitions including a mid-career

courtesy of Pace Gallery

retrospective at the Whitney Museum of Art, the Israel Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, the Jeu de Paume, and the Louvre. In 2013, Rovner created the installation Traces of Life at the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum devoted to the 1.5 million Jewish children murdered in the Shoah. Rovner’s video installations have been exhibited at the Tate Gallery, the Stedelijk Museum, LVMH Headquarters, and Yad Vashem. 41

Lot 7

Ai Weiwei

Ai Weiwei (b.1957 Beijing, China) Lives and works in Beijing.

Hands without Bodies, 2017 Porcelain 47x 13 x 11cm Edition of 50

Hands without Bodies is a life-sized work created in celadon-glazed porcelain, reflecting the artist’s deep commitment to the belief that the future of humanity relies on the strength of the connections between people. The piece was commissioned by the Israel Museum following his 2017 exhibition at the Museum.

Estimate: £35,000-55,000

Ai Weiwei is a Chinese contemporary artist and activist. As a political

Donated by the Israel Museum, Jerusalem

activist, he has been highly and openly critical of the Chinese Government’s stance on democracy and human rights. His work has been shown worldwide including in many one man shows and he is the most renowned artist working in China today. The work on display is a prototype. The edition will be shipped from Berlin.

Lot 8

Rita Ackermann

Rita Ackermann (b. 1968 Budapest, Hungary) Lives and works in New York.

Nude 12, 2016 Oil on board 59.4 x 39.4 cm

Generating polarity charged by forms in opposition, Ackermann’s KLINERAPE paintings merge the masculinity of Franz Kline’s iconic expressionism with provocatively sensual lines that signal the

Estimate: £20,000-25,000

universal feminine. Suggesting concurrent discord and reconciliation, the artist’s sinuous colours and expansive brushstrokes envelope

Donated by the artist, courtesy of

an engagement of both form and allusion. Nevertheless, the images

Hauser & Wirth Gallery

provoke immediate readability as ubiquitous common signage. Ackermann trained at the University of Fine Arts Budapest and then moved to New York to further her studies at The New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting and Sculpture. Her work has been featured in numerous museums and galleries across Europe, Japan and the USA. 43

Lot 9

Barnaby Furnas Flood (Red Sea), 2006 Urethane on linen 330.2 x 762 cm

Barnaby Furnas (b.1973 Philadelphia, USA) Lives and works in New York. Reminiscent of Rothko’s vast contemplative fields, Barnaby Furnas’s Flood (Red Sea) draws upon the associations of Abstract Expressionism. Spanning over 7 meters the work construes the transcendental as sheer power. Obliterating the serene blue ‘sky’with frenzied swipes of

Estimate: £100,000-150,000

red, Furnas presents a landscape as an encompassing plane of colour and texture that engulfs the viewer in spectacle.

Donated by Natalia Lebedeva Furnas is represented by established galleries including Marianne Boesky and Victoria Miro. This work was shown at The Contemporary Art Museum, St Louis, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver and The Saatchi Gallery, London.

Lot 10

Dale Lewis Fanta, 2017 Oil on canvas 170 x 200cm

Dale Lewis (b.1980 London, UK) Lives and works in London. Fanta was specifically created for the BFAMI auction. The painting like most of Lewis’ work is done from the memory of a scene he witnessed near his home and studio in East London. In this case a McDonald’s restaurant in the middle of the night. Fanta pays homage to the stone

Estimate: £8,000-10,000

carved sculpture Family Group 1954 by sculptor Henry Moore, a work Lewis would have seen regularly growing up as a child in Essex. Fanta

Donated by the artist

questions the role of the traditional family group in today’s society. Lewis completed a BA in Fine Art at London Guildhall University in 2002, and a MFA at the University of Brighton in 2006. He was the recipient of the 2016 Jerwood Painting Fellowship, and completed the Zabludowicz Residency in New York City in 2017. Lewis’ work features in international collections including the Saatchi Collection, David Roberts Art Foundation, the Hort Collection and the Zabludowicz Collection. 45

Lot 11

Keith Tyson

Keith Tyson (b.1969 Ulverston, UK) Lives and works in Sussex and London.

Unnatural Portrait, 2016 Mixed Media on Aluminium 98 x 84cm

Keith Tysonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work is concerned with an interest in generative systems and an embrace of the complexity and interconnectedness of existence. Tyson works in a wide range of media, including painting,

Estimate:ÂŁ18,000-28,000

drawing and installation.

Donated by the artist

In 2002 Tyson received the Turner Prize. His works are in the permanent collections of MoMA, New York; The Art Council Collection, London; Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris and Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Copenhagen to name but a few.

Lot 12

Thomas Struth

Thomas Struth (b.1954 Geldern, Germany) Lives and works in Berlin and New York.

Dahlie N° 21, Winterthur, 1992 C-print 58 x 46 cm Edition 5 of 10

Struth’s work has been widely shown in solo and group exhibitions, among them the 44th Venice Biennale and Documenta IX at Kassel. His first solo show outside of Germany took place at Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh followed by being part of the group show Another

Estimate: £7,000-10,000

Objectivity organized by the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London. Following exhibitions held at the Dallas Museum of Art and MOCA in

Donated by Thaddaeus Ropac

Los Angeles, in 2003 his work was presented in the Great Hall of the Metropolitan Museum, with the screening of the video One Hour Video Portraits of portraits on which Struth had been working since 1996. The centrepiece of this exhibition was the Museum Photographs. In 2007, he became the first contemporary artist ever to be exhibited at the Museo del Prado, Madrid, among the permanent collection of old masters. 47

Lot 13

Steven Meisel Untitled VIII From â&#x20AC;&#x153;Four Days in LA: The Versace Pictures, 2000 C-Print 121.9 x 160cm Edition 2 of 6

Steven Meisel (b.1954 New York, USA). Lives and works in New York. Steven Meisel is an American fashion photographer, who obtained popularity and critical acclaim with his work in US and Italian Vogue and his photographs of Madonna. This photograph is part of a series shot in four days in palatial Los Angeles residences, feature leading fashion supermodels Amber Valetta and Georgina Grenville as virtually identical women with their

Estimate: ÂŁ6,000-8,000

elegant frocks, dressed platinum hairstyles, full make-up, and huge rock-like jewels. It was shown at White Cube Gallery, London in his first

Donated by The Zabludowicz Collection

solo European gallery presentation in 2001.

Lot 14

Analia Saban Markings (from Cadmium Yellow Extra-Deep, Old-Holland Classic Colours), 2016 Digital C-print on resin-coated paper and primed canvas 101.6 x 152.4 cm

Analia Saban (b.1980 Buenos Aires, Argentina) Lives and works in Los Angeles. Saban’s diverse practice spans painting, sculpture, printmaking and photography. She addresses the material nature of these mediums, investigating their physical properties through scientific and archaeological experiments. This work is a recent example from the artist’s ongoing Markings series in which she carefully peels off photographic emulsion from the surface of a photograph and reapplies it to an adjacent white canvas. Here, a photograph of

Estimate:£15,000-20,000

cadmium pigment is playfully reinvented as a pigment itself, and is used by the artist to mark the canvas in a painterly gesture.

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Saban has exhibited widely in solo and group shows at major American and European museums. Recently, the Israel Museum, Jerusalem announced the acquisition of one of her works for their collection.

Lot 15

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Price: ÂŁ350

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Lot 16

Michael Ajerman

Michael Ajerman (b.1977 New York, USA) Lives and works in London and New York.

March, 2016 Oil on Linen 70 x 60 cm

Ajerman states that his interest in painting remains firmly in the

Estimate: £3,500-4,500

He has had solo exhibitions in the UK, Italy, USA and Israel and has

pursuit of the depiction of individuals.

been included in numerous group exhibitions including, Kunskog at Donated by the artist

500 Dollars, London; East Wing Collection 8 at the Courtauld Galleries; The Painting Room at the Transition Gallery; and Bomberg’s Relevance at the Ben Uri Gallery. He is a recipient of the William Newman Memorial Painting Prize (1996), the Royal Academy’s British Institute Award (2003) and the Manhattan Graphic SummerInk Scholarship (2012).

Lot 17

Hurvin Anderson Mirror: Don’t look back 4, 2015 Intaglio/Relief collograph, screenprint, gold/silver leaf 91.1cm x 72.4cm Edition 2 of 9

Hurvin Anderson (b.1965 Birmingham, UK) Lives and works in London. Anderson’s vibrant paintings draw on the genres of still-life, landscape and portraiture to explore the way community and identity can be represented. Anderson’s practice touches upon his Jamaican heritage as well as referencing wider art history. His works have been shown at Tate

Estimate: £4,000-6,000

Modern, Camden Art Centre, Dulwich Picture Gallery and in various galleries across Europe and the USA.

Donated by the artist, courtesy of Thomas Dane Gallery

Lot 18

Pedro de Andrade Nunes

Pedro de Andrade Nunes (b.1980 Lisbon, Portugal) Lives and Works in London. Tragedy of the Hopeless represents an intense experience into

Tragedy of the Hopeless, 2017 Acrylic on Canvas 200 x 200 cm

death and the inevitability of finitude. It was painted on the anniversary of the death of the Artistâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s father. As well as an artist Pedro is a Portuguese/Brazilian lawyer and

Estimate: ÂŁ1,500-2,500

currently an angel investor, backing entrepreneurs across Lisbon, London and Tel Aviv.

Donated by the artist His works are held in the Coller Capital Art Collection and in private collections.

Lot 19

Ion Bârlădeanu

Ion Bârlădeanu (b. 1946 Zapedeni, Romania) Lives and works in Romania.

untitled, 1982 pencil, pen and collage on card 29 x 45 cm

Barledeanu created satirical drawings and collages from a young age,

Estimate: £1,000-2,000

The long reign of militant communist leader Nicolae Ceausescu was an

but it wasn’t until the Romanian revolution of 1989 that his creative practice was really brought into the light.

era of extreme censorship, draconian politics and state violence. It was Donated by The Gallery of Everything

during this time that Bârlădeanu began his oeuvre, assembling

on behalf of Ion Bârlădeanu

subversive commentaries and illustrating them with collage and caricature. The execution of Ceausescu and the subsequent fall of communism both liberated and crippled the country, but for Bârlădeanu it gave him freedom.

Lot 20

Sarah Bedford Prey, 2004 Acrylic and mixed media on linen 147 x 122 cm

Sarah Bedford (b. 1987 Roundup, USA) Lives and works in New York. Her recent paintings and collages explore the visionary, metaphoric potential of floral still life. Bedfordâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s works have been shown at Perrish Museum, New York; Le Couer Gallery, Paris; Washington Project for the Arts Exhibition and Gala, Washington and in various galleries

Estimate: ÂŁ1,500-2,000 Donated by the Zabludowicz Collection

throughout the USA.

Lot 21

Sara Berman Qing Comme, 2017 Oil on linen 41 x 35 cm & 36 x 26 cm

Sara Berman (b.1975) Lives and works in London. Berman completed her MFA at Slade School of Art, UCL in June 2016 where she was awarded a distinction and the Audrey Wykeham prize for painting. Previously, Berman worked as a fashion designer and consultant. A long and deeply held interest in the conversation

Estimate: ÂŁ2,000-3,000

between design, commerce and identity informs her artistic practice.

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Her works have been shown at the 2017 Royal Academy summer exhibition, the National Portrait Gallery and a solo exhibition at Galerie Huit, Hong Kong.

Lot 22

Ivo Bisignano

Ivo Bisignano (b.1969 Regalbuto, Sicily) Lives and works in Tel Aviv, Milan and London.

Catching the shadow of a kiss, 2016 Wire sculpture, brass, glass and wood 35 x 40 x 10cm

“Two dimensions become three when you capture the light and create shadow.” After studying architecture Bisignano moved to Milan where he

Estimate: £2,000-3,000

worked in the fashion world collaborating with several magazines. Following this he created his own mythological repertoire made of

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characters, portraits, video and animation translating fashion into new visual expressions. He is a recipient of the Special Prize Illustration 2011 & 2014, Milan and Special Prize Animation 2011 & 2012 Paris.

Lot 23

David Breuer-Weil Tin Dinosaur, 2017 Aluminium on resin 31 x 18 x 8 cm Edition 2 of 8 + 1 AP

David Breuer-Weil (b. 1965, UK) Lives and works in London. Starting in 1989, Breuer-Weil developed his personal iconography based on the imaginary ‘neracian’ world. The London Jewish Museum exhibited 50 monumental paintings within an industrial building in Covent Garden in 2003. His later project was shown at The Vaults, London in 2013.

Estimate: £3,500 – 5,500 In tandem with his epic paintings and sculptures, Breuer-Weil has Dontated by the artist

always delighted in rendering ideas quickly and in small format. Paintings are often based on scribbles in notebooks. Large bronzes

This work is a solid 3D printed rendering

start as maquettes in clay and plasticine. But there are also these

of the original made in tin foil

quasi-ephemeral figures crafted from tin foil and other experimental media, utilising 3D printing the artist has started to preserve these spontaneous and vulnerable pieces.

Lot 24

Tereza Bušková

Tereza Bušková (b.1978 Prague, Czech Republic) Lives and works in Birmingham.

Beauty for One Day, 2008 Screen Print 88 x 58.6cm Edition 2 of 6 + 4AP

Bušková researches Eastern European traditions, delving into a rich culture of folklore, theatre, film, animation, literature and craft. Formally her works recall diverse elements from the likes of Mikhael Vrubel, Gustav Klimt and on occasion the director Sergei Parajanov.

Festive Days, 2009 Screen Print 88 x 58.6cm Edition 2 of 6

She creates decadent theatrical performances, mixing live action references from carnival, Viennese Actionism or happenings and baroque opera. Since her graduation from the RCA in 2007, Buskova has been

Estimate: £1,000-2,000 for both artworks Donated by Zabludowicz Collection 60

exhibited by David Roberts, Anita Zabludowicz, the Newlyn Art Gallery and the Whitechapel Gallery.

Lot 25

Ernesto Canovas and Gracjana Rejmer-Canovas The Meeting, 2014 Ink and dyed foam on paper 59 x 84 cm

Ernesto Canovas (b.1971 Barcelona, Spain) and Gracjana RejmerCanovas (b.1984 Warsaw, Poland). Both artists work and live in London. The Meeting is created by combining black watercolour and collage, resembling a page from a bespoke photo album, preserved for our eyes like a souvenir. The nostalgically familiar narrative crafted by

Estimate: ÂŁ2,000-3,000

Canovas and Rejmer-Canovas finds the perfect context in Paul Smith No.9 Albemarle Street.

Donated by the artists Ernesto and Gracjana exhibited their collaborative work in Halcyon Gallery, London, Kir Royal Gallery in Valencia and the Puerto Rico Triennale 2016.

Lot 26

Keith Coventry Avonly Road Estate Crayon on paper 22.5 x 21 cm

Keith Coventry (b. 1958, Burnley, UK) Lives and works in London. Coventry’s Estate Paintings look like homages to Kasimir Malevich’s suprematist paintings, however the simple, geometric shapes, typically rendered in black or dark oxblood reds, are in fact replicas of the maps showing the layout of buildings found outside British public

Estimate: £4,000-6,000

housing estates.

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Coventry’s work has been exhibited widely in the UK and Europe and is

Helly Nahmad Gallery

included in collections worldwide, including the British Council; Tate Modern; Arts Council of England; Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, and The Museum of Modern Art, New York. In 2010 Coventry was awarded the John Moores Painting Prize.

Lot 27

Hiroyuki Doi untitled, 2016 ink on paper 45.7 x 38.1 cm

Hiroyuki Doi (b. 1946 Nagoya, Japan) Lives and works in Tokyo. Doi is a Japanese draughtsman whose concentric mappings form a meditated response to the loss of his brother. These monochromatic and often mesmeric essays take up to three months to complete, for they serve to honour the memory of a relationship which only

Estimate: ÂŁ2,000-3,000

continues in this, its newly discovered form.

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Doiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s works are held in public and private collections worldwide,

Everything/Yoshiko Otsuka Fine Art (Tokyo)

including the American Folk Art Museum, New York; La Fondation Antoine de Galbert, France; John Michael Kohler Arts Centre, Wisconsin; Louis Dreyfus Family Collection, New York; Menil Collection, Texas; The Museum of Everything, London and the Pilot Corporation, Japan.

Lot 28

Nogah Engler Dance, 2017 Oil on Canvas 35 x 25 cm

Nogah Engler (b.1970 Israel) Lives and works in London. Engler’s haunting landscapes tread the tenuous path between the idyllic and its dissolution. Drawing on nature’s endless cycle of life and decay as well as the destructive hand of man, her paintings embody the fragility of existence and the ultimate dichotomy of life and death

Estimate: £1,500-2000

that lies at the heart of the natural order.

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Engler exhibited her solo show Nogah Engler: Enchanted Forest, at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Other exhibitions also include Circles of Time, Noga Gallery, Tel Aviv and Wondrous Worlds – Five Women Painters, Tel Aviv Museum of Art , Helena Rubenstein Pavilion.

Lot 29

Ilana Fattal

Ilana Fattal (b.1964, Israel) Lives and works in London

Grace, 2014 Translucent Resin 75 x 12 x 8cm Edition 1 of 9 (3 sculptures)

Grace is one of a series of work by Fattal. The playful colours leave a

Estimate: ÂŁ3,500-5,000

The idea behind the translucent Resin figure symbolises an elegant

long lasting impression on the viewer and the beauty lies within the texture. When placed in a natural light setting, the figures shine bright and provide a rare vision.

woman in an abstract way. Although the form and shape of the three Donated by the artist

figures are the same, each one presents an individual character, which is reflected when the light shines through. The powerful colours of Blue, Green and Yellow create a unique texture, presenting the different levels of purity and innocence within each graceful figure.

Lot 30

Barcelona Haggadah

The Barcelona Haggadah is one of the finest Hebrew manuscripts in The British Library. Written and illuminated in circa 1340, this early

1992 Printed Metal Leaf by hand, goatskin bindings 25 x 20 x 15 cm Copy 457 of 550 copies

Haggadah is unusual due to the unrestrained humour of the artist whose fanciful figures and musical instruments adorn the illuminated pages of the manuscript. The facsimile took two years to produce and was printed in up to nine colours onto specially-milled paper. All metal leaf was applied by hand

Estimate: ÂŁ4,000-6,000

onto a raised surface wherever it was burnished onto gesso in the original manuscript. The commentary volume and complete translation

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was written by seven eminent scholars and contains many new translations of early Hebrew poets. The original manuscript is on display in the Treasures Gallery of The British Library. â&#x20AC;&#x192;

Lot 31

Peter Halley Untitled (blue cell), 2000 Acrylic paints on laser-printed paper 28 x 21.6cm 2000

Peter Halley (b.1953 New York, USA) Lives and works in New York. This work on paper depicts the flowing conduits and static cells that define Halley’s visual practice. The contained geometry of colour references the minimalism and controlled formalism that artists such as Josef Albers, Barnett Newman and Ad Reinhardt advanced. The composition depicts a diagram of our everyday

Estimate: £3,000–5,000

experience of the contemporary urban environment, in which our social space is ever more divided and geometrised, but as

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individuals we remain connected via ‘conduits’ of information

Waddington Custot Gallery

flows, roadways and electrical grids. His work has been exhibited in galleries in Chicago, London, Madrid, Moscow, New York, Paris, Rome, Seoul, and Tokyo.

Lot 32

Alexander Hardashnakov

Aleksander Hardashnakov (b.1982 Toronto, Canada) Lives and works in Toronto, Canada.

Alexander, Magdalena, Pathos, 2017 Oil on linen 169 x 145cm

The work Alexander, Magdalena, Pathos is a portrait of the artist and his best friend. It is born out of a romantic notion, a possibly violent idea of friendship that leads towards an “us versus them” mentality.

Estimate: £2,000-3000 Hardashnakov works have been shown at the Museum of

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Contemporary Canadian Art; The Power Plant, Toronto; Martos Gallery,

Union Pacific Gallery

New York; The Duck, Berlin.

Lot 33

Richard Healey Victor Hugo lost in Cherry Grove, 2015 Powder coated steel, whistles 90 x 60 x 20cm

Richard Healy (b.1980, London, UK) Lives and works in London. His work encompasses a number of media including video, sculpture, installation and print. Healy has exhibited his work at London South Gallery, London; Koppe Astner Gallery, Glasgow; WAH Gallery, Eindhoven; Dienstgebaude Gallery, Zurich

Estimate: ÂŁ3,000-5,000 Recent solo exhibitions include The Great Indoors, Marian Cramer Donated by the artist, courtesy of

Projects, Amsterdam; Lubricants & Literature, Tenderpixel, London;

Tenderpixel Gallery

Zodiac Beach, LRRH, Berlin; Victor Hugo Lost in Cherry Grove, with Tenderpixel at Art International, Istanbul; Outside the Red House, Marian Cramer Projects, Amsterdam; The Pines, White Cubicle, London; Prone Positions, Rowing, London; Vetiver, Marian Cramer Projects, Amsterdam; But Mr Architect!, Furnished Space, London and Strategies for Building, Outpost, Norwich.

Lot 34

Jenny Holzer Limited Edition Napkins set, 2017 Irish Linen Double Damask Napkins 56 x 56cm each (set of 6)

Jenny Holzer (b.1950 Ohio, USA) Lives and works in New York. For BFAMI’s 70th anniversary year Jenny Holzer created a special edition textile as Woman in Art Guest of Honour 2017. The Irish Linen Double Damask napkin has a Satin Band Finish and Bespoke Embroidery with the words:

Price: 1 set - £1000 2 sets - £1,500 3 sets - £2,000

“In a dream you saw a way to survive and you were full of joy.” Holzer works with language as an artistic medium, employing it across a variety of formats, from printed posters to LED displays.

Created for BFAMI Women in Art Lunch

Her work is part of the public domain, equally accessible in museums

London, 2017. Edition of 25 + 5AP

and galleries as in storefronts, on billboards and T-shirts.

Lot 35

Tadashi Kawamata

Tadashi Kawamata (b.1953 Mikasa, Japan) Lives and works in Paris and Tokyo.

Corner Piece n° 91, 2016 Wood and glue 48 x 36 x 32cm

Tadashi Kawamata constructs temporary site-specific structures that ask viewers to reassess their environments. Engaging with ideas of home, shelter, and social contexts, Kawamata creates installations in both public

Estimate: £5,000-8,000

and private spaces. Like an architect, he assembles a team to collectively build works based on his project plans and plywood collage studies.

Donated by the artist, courtesy of Kamel Mennour Gallery

He has built humble tree huts that perch on building façades in highprofile urban settings, such as the Centre Pompidou and the Place Vendôme, Paris. He has exhibited at Art Basel in Miami Beach; Mario Mauroner Contemporary Art Salzburg-Vienna at EXPO Chicago; Annely Juda Fine Art at Art Basel in Hong Kong and in London. 71

Lot 36

Ewelina Koszykowska The Thinker in Transition, 2017 Oil on canvas 121.9 x 121.9cm

Ewelina Koszykowska (b. Poland) Lives and works in London. The Thinker in Transition has been influenced by the artistâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s visits to the Rodin Museum in Paris. The balance of ruggedness and minimalism of the form interchange between the masculine figure and the cloth that he holds. The veil transforms into what could be perhaps a person,

Estimate: ÂŁ2,500-3,500

an idea, a former self, a memory, something which is asking to evolve. The audience is asked to fill in the blank, to unravel the mystery of

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what the veil could represent allowing the veil to become the abstract element in what could otherwise be described as a realist piece. Koszykowska is a graduate of Columbus College of Art and Design where she received a full portfolio scholarship. Her work is exhibited in galleries and museums across the United States and Europe.

Lot 37

Takuro Kuwata Flower Vase, 2013 Porcelain 50.5 x 15.5 x 14.5cm

Takuro Kuwata (b. 1981, Hiroshima, Japan) Lives and works in Toki. Kuwata is a radical potter who nevertheless describes his work as firmly grounded within the traditions of ceramics. His focus is to push the potential of his materials, while referencing traditional forms and making functional objects.

Estimate: ÂŁ8,000-12,000 He is known for a number of experimental procedures, including Donated by the artist, courtesy of

adding stones to his clay mix so that when fired, they burst or puncture

Alison Jacques Gallery

the clay structure, or using needles to catch the glaze of a vessel so that it creates a bumpy texture when fired. His works are exhibited in leading design fairs around the world such as Salon 94 at Expo Chicago and New York, Design Miami and Art Basel.

Lot 38

Peter Layton

Peter Layton (b.1936 Prague, Czech Republic) Lives and works in London.

Blue Note, 2016 Glass 20 x 19 x 7cm

Peter Layton has been at the forefront of British Studio Glass since

Estimate: £1,000-2,000

This Blue Note piece was a precursor to one of Peter Layton’s most iconic

discovering this ‘new’ and exciting art form while teaching Ceramics in the USA during the late 1960’s.

series Burano, in blue. Hand blown in the heart of London in Peter’s studio Donated by the artist, courtesy of

on Bermondsey Street, the Blue Note incorporates precise horizontal

London Glass Blowing

canework and demonstrates how light and airy a piece of glass can feel. Peter’s colourful and painterly works are in numerous public and private collections internationally, including the Victoria & Albert Museum, London; the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.

Lot 39

Tom Leighton Buildings 2, 2011 C-type print, perspex mounted 74.9 x 279.4 cm Edition 3 of 5 +2 AP

Tom Leighton (b.1981 London, UK) Lives and works in London. The photographs of Tom Leighton engage with the urban landscape. By digitally altering photographs, he tries to deconstruct and retranslate the cities that we inhabit. Leighton has travelled internationally, building up an impressive body of photographic images that he then combines to make fantastical landscapes.

Estimate: ÂŁ5,000-7,000 His works are part of many private collection as well as public ones Donated by the artist, courtesy

including The V&A Museum, UBS Collection and AT&T Corporate

of Cynthia Corbett Gallery

Collection, USA.

Lot 40

Andrew Levitas The External Circle, 2016 / 2017 Metalwork photograph with artist’s stand 30.5 x 46.7 cm artist’s stand 7.9 x 56.1 x 40.9 cm

Andrew Levitas (b.1977 New York) Lives and works in New York. Levitas is an American painter, sculptor, filmmaker, writer, producer, photographer, and actor. Levitas’ work has garnered attention through top auction houses, museums, and art fairs. In 2012 he had a solo exhibition Metalwork Photograph: Sculptures at Phillips de Pury in Manhattan, as well as

Estimate: £1,000-2,000

a ten-year retrospective Andrew Levitas: A Brief Survey 2002-2012 at New York University. His work featured in the first solo exhibition

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ever presented at the highly anticipated Phillips, Berkeley Square in 2014 which included examples of Levitas’s earlier two-dimensional artwork in which he successfully fused metalwork and photography, as well as examples of the artist’s more recent works depicting crumpled sheets and three-dimensional freestanding installations.

Lot 41

Adjani Okpu-Egbe Home Sweet Home, 2015 Mixed media on paper 90 x 70cm

Adjani Okpu-Egbe (b.1979 Cameroon) Lives and works in London. This piece was inspired by the artist’s search for a new home after a medical discharge from the British Army in 2009 left him homeless. Okpu-Egbe is a distinctive voice amongst a new generation of

Estimate: £2,000-3,000

African-born artists. His textured oil paintings have a strong social commentary, describing the artist’s political activism and interest in

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historical black leaders, including the Kings and Queens of Africa. He became a full-time artist in 2012 following a commission from BBC to give an artistic interpretation of The Queens Diamond Jubilee Pageant on the River Thames in 2012. His paintings were enthusiastically received at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art exhibition, Regarding Africa in 2016. They were also a big hit with the media and with collectors at the second 1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair at Somerset House in London in 2014.

Lot 42

Laura Pannack

Laura Pannack (b.1985 London, UK) Lives and works in London.

Chocolate - from the series purity, 2016 Analog photograph 76.2 x 76.2cm

Laura Pannack is a British social documentary and portrait

Estimate: ÂŁ1,000-2,000

Her work has been extensively exhibited and published both in the UK

photographer. Her art seeks to explore the complex relationship between subject and photographer and is often of children and teenagers.

and internationally, including at The National Portrait Gallery, The Donated by the artist

Houses of Parliament, Somerset House, and the Royal Festival Hall in London. In 2010 Laura received first prize in the Portrait Singles category of the World Press Photo awards. She was awarded the Vic Odden Award by The Royal Photographic Society for a notable achievement in the art of photography by a British photographer aged 35 or under.

Lot 43

Irvin Pascal Old Heavy Bruiser, 2016-2017 Oil stick, ink, oil pastel, coloured paper, charcoal, on stretched and collaged cotton rag paper, nailed to artist’s wooden frame 76.2 x 55.8 cm

Irvin Pascal (b.1987 London, UK) Lives and Works in Brighton. In Old Heavy Bruiser the spectacle brought into focus is a biomorphic entity. It is built up of matter which can be translated into a poetic abstraction of a body. Within the bounds of that body, a passive face peers through, gazing endlessly at that which it cannot see. But whose body is in question? ‘The old heavy bruiser’. Pascal is a Bloomberg New Contemporaries Artist for 2017. He has

Estimate: £1,500-2,000

exhibited at the BALTIC Centre For Contemporary Art, Newcastle; Copeland Gallery, London; Von Goetz Art, London; Atkinson Gallery,

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Somerset and Latham Watkins, London and his work is included in collections such as Latham Watkins LLP and others.

Lot 44

Francesca Pasquali Red Straws, 2017 Straws on wooden panel and lacquered frame 110 x 90 x 25 cm

Francesca Pasquali (b.1980 Bologna, Italy) Lives and works in Italy. Works from Pasqualli’s iconic Straws series are made of thousands of coloured drinking straws, cut to varying lengths and assembled to create plastic and organic tri-dimensional patterns. The basis for Pasquali’s research is the relationship between nature and artifice. The evolutionary and mutative state of microcosmic textures of

Estimate: £12,000-18,000

plants and animals is mirrored in the weaving of recycled plastic materials that shape the artist’s sculptural creations, which

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constantly change in relation to the spectator.

Tornabuoni Art The Francesca Pasquali Archive was established in 2015. Among her recent projects were the solo show at Tornabuoni Art London and MOCA, London, in 2016. She will participate the First International Biennial of Shenzhen, China 2018. Her works are housed in important private collections and several public institutions. 80

Lot 45

Oren Pinhassi Towel Snake (White #2), 2016 Bath Towel, Plaster 21.59 x 27.94 x 26.67cm

Oren Pinhasi (b.1985, Tel Aviv, Israel) Lives and works in New York. The piece is part of the Drip Dry Eyes exhibition in Tempo Rubati Gallery, New York. He is a graduate from the MFA programme at Yale University School of

Estimate: ÂŁ1,500-2,500

Art. Recent solo and two-person exhibitions include: Hanging Gardens, New Capital Projects, Chicago; 55 Gansevoort, New York; 83 Pitt Street,

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New York; The Contagious Bride, Tempo Rubato, Tel Aviv. Pinhassi was an artist in residency at the The Shandanken Project at Storm King Sculpture Park and at Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. He is the recipient of the Fannie B. Pardee Prize, Yale School of Art, The Art Slant Prize, the Shlomo Witkin Prize â&#x20AC;&#x201C; For Excellence In the Art Field and the Excellence Program Scholarship, by the Ministry of Education Israel. 81

Lot 46

Michael Pybus Blue Nurse, 2017 Acrylic, glitter dust spray, black lava and sand texture mediums on canvas 100 x 100cm

Michael Pybus (b.1982 London, UK) Lives and works in London Pybus received a BA (Hons) from Goldsmiths College and then studied sculpture at the Royal College of Art, London gaining an MA in 2008. Over the past five years, Pybus has made a name for himself as a painter of pop motifs and brand iconography - specifically an obsession with the global powerhouses of Pokemon and IKEA.

Estimate: ÂŁ2,000-ÂŁ3,000

Ubiquitous imagery is co-opted by Pybus, making the brands work for him.

Donated by the artist Pybus has had 17 solo exhibitions since 2011 in Europe, the Far East and Latin America. He has an upcoming solo show for the inauguration the new project Jelato Love in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. His work is in major public and private collections around the world.

Lot 47

Abigail Reynolds Untitled (Breuer), 2015 Folded print 75 x 57x 4 cm

Abigail Reynolds (b.1975) Lives and works in St Just, Cornwall, UK. Abigail Reynolds studied English Literature at Oxford University before pursuing Fine Art. Her interest in books & libraries prompts her collages and sculpture which are often composed of found photographs spliced to create fresh narratives.

Estimate: £1,800–2,500 Reynolds has exhibited at art institutions and galleries in London, Donated by the artist, courtesy of

Vienna, Los Angeles, Seattle, Berlin, and Eindhoven. In March 2016 she

Rokeby Gallery

was awarded the BMW Art Journey prize at Art Basel, to travel to lost libraries along the Silk Road. Her works are housed in the Government Art Collection, Yale University Art Gallery, New York Public Library and many private collections. Reynolds was awarded an Arts Council England Grant in 2016 to produce her first film work The Mother’s Bones. 83

Lot 48

Philip Shalam Flora, 2017 Photograph 70 cm diameter Edition 2 of 3

Philip Shalam (b.1964 Switzerland) Lives and works in London. Shalam has spent his life living and working around the world, allowing for a variety of cultural spaces that enable him to continuously experiment with photographic expression. After completing a foundation course at the London College of Printing and working in that field for a few years Shalamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s eye turned to collecting movies and

Estimate: ÂŁ2,500-3,000

photography. Sharp lines, geometric forms as well as architectural themes are all seen in his photographs.

Donated by the artist For several years Shalam has received awards from the IPA, the International Photograph Awards, for his remarkable photographs. His works are exhibited worldwide in galleries and in private collections.

Lot 49

Sandra Shashou

Sandra Shashou (b.Brazil) Lives and works in London.

What Now!, 2017 Giclee Print 69 x 185cm Edition 2 of 6

Sandra is a multimedia artist who has a diverse practice of sculpture,

Estimate: ÂŁ3,500-5,500

In recent years, her work has been exhibited internationally,

photography and painting. Collecting is an integral part of Shashouâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s practice with a continuous search for handpicked sentimental treasures destined to be broken.

including Art Miami, Art Southampton NY, Armoury Antiques NY, Donated by the artist

Art15 Olympia London. What Now! is the first of a new series of limited edition ink jet photographs and videos documenting the shattered and fractured ballerinas in preparation for the current body of work of Broken sculptures introducing a new form of figurines.

Lot 50

Amy Stephens Form, Reform, 2017 Stainless steel, Perspex, wood, flock 180 x 100 x 10cm

Amy Stephens (b.1981 London, UK) Lives and works in London. Form, Reform is a unique piece that is part of a series. It is a new work that has not been shown elsewhere. Amyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s recent solo exhibitions have taken place at Minibar Artist Space,

Estimate: ÂŁ3,000-5,000

Stockholm, Sweden; Poppy Sebire Gallery, London, UK; Oonagh Young Gallery, Dublin, Ireland.

Donated by the artist She has recently been awarded the Triangle Network Fellowship to Muscat, Oman with Gasworks Gallery supported by the British Council. She has work in several public and private collections, including the Zabludowicz Collection and the OPW State Collection, Ireland.

Lot 51

Felix Treadwell Puff Park, 2017 Acrylic on Canvas 180 x 160 cm

Felix Treadwell (b.1992 Brighton, UK) Lives and works in London. The narrative in Felix’s work explores day-to-day notions, such as popping into the off-licence to pick up a pack of cigarettes or meeting new friends, each adding a slightly surreal element, such as interacting with flamingo-like birds.

Estimate: £2,500-3,500 The magazine GQ claimed “he is the main thing happening this year Donated by the artist,

(2017) in British art”. His work has been shown in selected group

courtesy of Union Gallery

exhibitions including at the BALTIC Centre of Contemporary Art, Newcastle upon Tyne; Lewisham Art House, London; Royal College of Art, London; Hans Brinker, Amsterdam.

Lot 52

DeWain Valentine

DeWain Valentine (b.1936 Fort Collins, Colorado) Lives and works in Gardena, California.

Skyline, 1986 MIxed media on paper 75 x 105 cm

Influenced by the seascapes and skies of Southern California, Valentine is one of the leading figures of the Light and Space Movement. Valentine’s preoccupation with the power of illusion,

Estimate: £7,000-9,000

allusion and substitution - employed with amazing effect in works ranging from collage to installations using fiber optics to sculptures of

Donated by the artist, courtesy of Almine Rech

cast resin or laminated glass to recent painting/objects – places him within a long and varied tradition of artists attempting to address through material and technique the largely intangible qualities of light and atmosphere. His works are held in various collections such as MoMa, New York; the San Diego Museum of Art, California; the Atlantic Richfield Corporate Art Collection and the Anaconda Corporation Collection.

Lot 53

Gal Weinstein Can’t put my finger on it, 2010 PVC 65 x 55 x 2 cm

Gal Weinstein (b.1970 Tel Aviv, Israel) Lives and works in Tel Aviv. Weinstein is heavily influenced by the visual myths of Israeli culture and explores the relationship between art and reality. I can not put my finger on it corresponds in the broadest sense to the

Estimate: £4,000–6,000

character of a portrait. The fingerprint of the artist is as unique as his facial features. The drawings of the fingers are not only an

Donated by the artist

expression of individuality, but in their formal appearance also a sign of a uniform measure and recognition unit. Weinstein has showcased his works across the globe including at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, San Francisco Art Institute and the Haifa Museum of Art. He represented Israel at the 2017 Venice Biennale.

Lot 54

Johnson Weree untitled, 2010 Pencil and pen on paper 50 x 32.5 cm

Johnson Weree (b.1970, Liberia) Lives and works in the Netherlands. Through the eyes of the visionary refugee artist Johnson Weree, all are beautiful. Weree’s practice involves drawing from early morning until late at night creating surreal and other worldly portraits of imagined subjects.

Estimate: £500–1,500 As a child in Liberia he salvaged discarded materials for his creations. Donated by The Gallery of Everything

Using battery fluid for paint and scrap wood for canvass, his limited

on behalf of Johnson Weree

access to media makes him some to cherish colour. Weree’s works are held in private collections and have been exhibited internationally by the Museum of Everything.

Lot 55

Julian Wild

Julian Wild (b.1973 Birmingham, UK) Lives and works in London and Sussex.

Exploded System, 2011 Stainless Steel 45 x 45 x 45cm

Exploded System is part of a series of works that explore the relationship between rural and urban contexts through the creation of man-made versions of natural structures. This sculpture is a

Estimate: ÂŁ2,500-3,500

maquette for a much larger work (made from a number of stainless steel discs that explode out from its centre) that was commissioned

Donated by the artist, courtesy

by the Burghley House Preservation Trust.

of WBG London Projects Julian Wild is Vice-president of The Royal British Society of Sculptors. He is a recipient of the 2012 Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Arts Club Trust Studio Bursary Award. His works are held in The Jerwood Foundation collection, Frank-Suss collection, and Wyeth Europa among other collections.

Lot 56

Richard Woods Pink House with a Purple Door (AL), 2017 Acrylic on plywood 47 x 38 x 38cm

Richard Woods (b.1966 Chester, UK) Lives and works in London. Woods is known for his architectural installations characterised by cartoon-like decorative surfaces, bold patterns and vibrant colours, which he has said are inspired by his parents’ garish 1970s home. This maquette forms part of his latest project, Holiday Home – part of

Estimate: £2,500–3,500

this year’s Folkestone Triennial where Woods created six colourful bungalows, situated in unexpected locations around the town.

Donated by the artist Major exhibitions of Woods’ work have taken place at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London; Turner Contemporary, Margate; Liverpool Biennial. His works are held in major collections including the Saatchi Collection, Arts Council England, Victoria & Albert Museum and the British Museum.

Lot 57

Samuel Zealey Molecular Monolith, 2017 Steel Dimensions variable Edition 1 of 3

Samuel Zealey (b.1986 Dulwich, UK) Lives and works in Essex. This piece is a sculpture that has been inspired by the “insignificantly” small structures that are know as the building blocks of all life. Within this piece these tiny structures have been upscaled to a monumental size giving homage to important discoveries within molecular science. Molecular Monolith is dynamic in its building

Estimate: £8,000–12,000

blocks which can be continuously changed to create different sculptural forms even multiple forms from the 16 hexagons that

Donated by the artist

this work is composed of. Zealey has exhibited at The Geffrye Museum, London; Saatchi Gallery, London and ICA, London. He has been commissioned to create public sculptures which are currently displayed across the UK. 93

Lot 58

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Estimate: ÂŁ2,500-3,500

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Lot 59

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Estimate: £800-1,500

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Index A

Rita Ackermann - 43

Barcelona Haggadah - 66

Abigail Reynolds - 83

Michael Ajerman - 52

Peter Halley - 67

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars – Experience - 94

Hurvin Anderson - 53

Aleksander Hardashnakov - 68

Michal Rovner - 41

Pedro de Andrade Nunes - 54

Richard Healy - 69

Gideon Rubin - 38

Art Class Scholarship - 50

Jenny Holzer - 70

Analia Saban - 49

Ion Bârlădeanu - 55

Alex Israel - 40

Philip Shalam - 84

Sarah Bedford - 56

Sandra Shashou - 85

Zadok Ben-David - 39

Amy Stephens- 86

Sara Berman - 57

Chantal Joffe - 36

Thomas Struth - 47

David Breuer-Weil - 59

Tereza Bušková - 60

Tadashi Kawamata - 71

Felix Treadwell - 87

André Butzer - 37

Ewelina Koszykowska - 72

Keith Tyson - 46

Ivo Bisignano - 58

Takuro Kuwata - 73 C

Ernesto Canovas and Gracjana Rejmer-

Canovas - 61

Peter Layton - 74

Keith Coventry - 62

Tom Leighton - 75

Andrew Levitas - 76

Gal Weinstein - 89

Dale Lewis - 45

Ai Weiwei - 42

D Hiroyuki Doi - 63 E

DeWain Valentine - 88

Johnson Weree - 90 M

West Lagoon Hotel – Experience - 95

Steven Meisel - 48

Julian Wild - 91

Nogah Engler - 64

Richard Woods - 92 O

Adjani Okpu-Egbe - 77

Ilana Fattal - 65 Barnaby Furnas - 44

Samuel Zealey - 93 P Laura Pannack - 78 Irvin Pascal - 79 Francesca Pasquali - 80 Oren Pinhassi - 81 Michael Pybus - 82

Front cover image: Alex Israel, Wave, Acrylic on Acrystal, 2017, lot 5 Back cover image: Rita Ackermann, Nude 12, 2016, lot 8