Blast into the Future: Pratt Fine Art Auction Catalog 2018 by Pratt Fine Arts Center

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Introduction

“Mystery creates wonder and wonder is the basis of man’s desire to understand.” — NEIL ARMSTRONG

Welcome to the future, friends! As we join together in support of Pratt Fine Arts Center tonight, we reflect back on a time when we believed that anything was possible; we recall a mid-century moment in time when curiosity sparked creativity and imagination boosted innovation. A rocket-fueled race to space infused popular culture with a shared sense of wonder and somehow we knew that we could do things no one had ever done before. That same spirit is alive and well at Pratt every day. Discoveries are made and connections are formed as students—ages 8 to 80—explore new frontiers. Artists push themselves into the great unknown as their work travels to new dimensions. We may not be racing into space, but we are opening minds through art and traversing new territories each and every day. We are fostering the great explorers of our time. Tonight we raise our paddles high and bid boldly to ensure that this exploration remains accessible to thousands of students and artists in the coming year. Together we make a vital investment in art and artists that will pay off to infinity and beyond. It takes a full crew to pilot this ship and each member is critical to our launch and trajectory. And so we offer our immense gratitude to the staff, board, and committee volunteers for making this evening possible. You are truly out of this world! And to our intrepid passengers, thank you for joining us on this journey tonight! We are honored to see so many loyal supporters and new friends on board, moon boots and all. Together we will advance our mission to make art accessible to everyone. We love you to the moon and back! Cheers,

Sabrina Knowles Auction Chair

Jenny Pohlman Steve Galatro Board President Executive Director

Pratt Fine Arts Center

In Memoriam Nancy Delaney Alvord, 1922 – 2017 Nancy Delaney Alvord, whose creative mind, generous spirit, and joyous love of beauty motivated a lifetime of philanthropy, passed away on December 22, 2017. Together with her husband Buster, she led a life of wisdom, compassion, and generosity devoted to interests in education, arts, and public service. Nancy’s service in the local arts community was truly transformational. When she was elected President of the Seattle Repertory Theatre Board of Trustees, a change in the bylaws was required—the founders having not foreseen a woman occupying the leadership position. At the time she observed prophetically, “I’m glad this modern world came about and I can be myself and have my own name.” Nancy’s interest in advancing arts and culture also benefitted Seattle Art Museum, Henry Art Gallery, Meany Hall, KUOW, and countless others, including Pratt Fine Arts Center. Nancy’s spirit lives on through her family as well as the many organizations and individuals she inspired along the way.

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Blast Into the Future! Award Winners . . . . . . . 4 2018 Jurors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Bidderâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Introduction

Table of Contents About Pratt Fine Arts Center . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Thank You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Silent Auction One Item Listing . . . . . . . . .

Silent Auction Two Item Listing . . . . . . . . . . 35 Live Auction Item Listing . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Raise-the-Paddle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Artist & Experience Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91

Schedule of Events 5:30 pm

Registration, Cocktails and Silent Auctions

6:50 pm

Silent Auction #1 Closes

7:10 pm

Silent Auction #2 Closes

7:30 pm

Dinner and Live Auction

10:00 pm

End of Auction

Pratt Fine Arts Center

Blast into the Future: Artist Award Winners Juror’s Excellence Award Selected individually by each of our jurors, three prizes are awarded for overall artistic excellence.

Dawn Endean, Uninvited Guest Rickie Wolfe, Falling Fast Lee Campbell, Voyage

Conceptual Visionary Award One prize, determined by the jury as a group, awarded for an artwork that demonstrates conceptual appeal beyond traditional aesthetic valuations.

Dawn Endean

Taylor Ames, Die Eltern

Skill Artistry Award One prize, determined by the jury as a group, awarded for the artwork that best demonstrates superior craftsmanship and mastery of materials.

Henry Jackson-Spieker, Capsule Light

Director’s Choice Awards Selected exclusively from silent auction categories by Pratt Fine Arts Center’s Executive Director, Steve Galatro, three prizes are awarded to highlight work worthy of honorable mention.

Rickie Wolfe

Becky Street, Rocks and Water Asia Tail, Beaded Necklace Kim Van Someren, Many Decks Pratt Fine Arts Center thanks Blick Art Materials for their generous support of our Artist Awards and Chihuly Garden and Glass for their contribution of artist gifts.

Kim Van Someren

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Becky Street

Henry Jackson-Spieker

Asia Tail

Taylor Ames

Lee Campbell

Pratt Fine Arts Center

Blast into the Future: 2018 Jury Members Betsy Fetherston Since 2015 Betsy has been the director of the Columbia City Gallery. Previously she was the owner and director of the Fetherston Gallery, where for 17 years she promoted and nurtured the careers of regional and national artists. She was also a member of SADA (Seattle Arts Dealers Association). Prior to moving to Seattle she worked in arts management and in Washington DC. She believes strongly in the arts as an engine for community enrichment and development. Now, as a part of SEEDArts and the Columbia City Gallery, she is actively engaged in continuing the gallery’s mission as a center of arts in the community.

Elisheba Johnson Elisheba is a multi-media artist and poet who has dedicated her career in the arts to creating space for emerging and POC artists to create and showcase their work. Johnson, who has a BFA from Cornish College of the Arts, was the owner of Faire Gallery Café, a multi-use art space that held art exhibitions, music shows, poetry readings and creative gatherings. Since 2013 Johnson has been at the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture where she is a public art project manager and works on capacity building initiatives including Seattle Arts Leaderships Team (SALT), Public Art Boot Camp. In 2013, Elisheba co-wrote and published “The Adventures of Emery Jones: Boy Science Wonder” with her father Charles Johnson. Elisheba is also a founding member of COLLECT, a monthly curated art tour to inspire a new generation of art collectors. Elisheba is currently a member of the Americans for the Arts Emerging Leaders Network advisory council.

Walt Riehl Walt Riehl discovered the visual arts through his involvement with Pratt Fine Arts Center. Over the last 35 years he has taken classes at Pratt, served as volunteer, served two terms as board member as well as Board President. He is currently a member of the Pratt Advisory Board. He and his wife collect contemporary glass art and contemporary art jewelry. Walt is currently a trustee of the Museum of Glass in Tacoma.

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Ian Lindsay Ian Lindsay is an auctioneer, actor, and writer. He has been honored to assist a wide range of non-profit organizations in Seattle, around the Pacific Northwest, and beyond. His acting work at the Seattle Children’s Theatre, Taproot, Village, and Seattle Opera provides grounding for his auctioneering style. Recently spending many hours writing a TV show, he discovered how hard that is (and fun). A former member of the Seattle Arts Commission and board member of Shunpike, Ian works to promote the fiscal health of the arts in our community. Ian is proud alum of Seattle University’s Philosophy and Drama programs.

Introduction

Auctioneer

Golden Ticket Drawing

Participate to Win Your Choice of a Live Auction Item!*

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Purchase a Golden Ticket for $100 for a chance to select your choice from the designated Live Auction Items.

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Use your bid number to purchase as many Golden Tickets as you like while supply lasts during the Silent Auction. Only 100 tickets available! Look for the Golden Ticket sellers in the Silent Auction sections.

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With each purchase you’ll get to blast off with a new flashy ring!

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The winning Golden Ticket will be drawn at random during dinner and before the start of the Live Auction. At that time, the winner will select his or her choice from the designated Live Auction items.

* Live Auction items marked “Not Eligible for Golden Ticket Selection” may not be chosen. Must be present to win.

Pratt Fine Arts Center

Bidder’s Guide Bidder Numbers You will be given a bidder number at the registration desk as you enter. All sales will be recorded by that number. If you and your guest requested separate bidder numbers, you will each receive a packet listed under your individual names. If you requested a shared bidder number, you will receive a single bidder packet with two bidder cards enclosed.

Silent Auctions To bid on items in the Silent Auction, write your bid number opposite the dollar amount on the bid sheet. You must use pre-printed bid amounts. You may skip lines if you wish. In order to guarantee your purchase of a Silent Auction item, enter your bid number in the BUY IT NOW box. The person whose number appears in the BUY IT NOW box will immediately own the item. At the close of each Silent Auction, a Pratt representative will circle the highest written bid for each item. In the event of a dispute, at the discretion of the auctioneer, final oral bids will be taken from those who have already placed written bids.

Live Auction The Live Auction will begin simultaneously with dinner service at 7:30pm and will continue until all items have been auctioned. To make a bid, hold up your bid card. The highest bid number acknowledged by the auctioneer will be the purchaser. A Live Auction bid acknowledged by the auctioneer is a legal contract to purchase the item. In the event of a dispute between bidders, the piece may be withdrawn and new bidding initiated at the discretion of the auctioneer.

We are delighted to welcome Ian Lindsay to Pratt as auctioneer for this evening’s festivities. Ian is an auctioneer, actor,

and acting teacher. He has been honored to assist a wide range of non-profit organizations from around the Puget Sound and beyond. A former member of the Seattle Arts Commission and Shunpike, Ian works to promote the fiscal health of the arts in the Puget Sound region and beyond.

Raise the Paddle During the Live Auction, auctioneer Ian Lindsay will invite guests to Raise the Paddle in support of Pratt’s mission. Once Ian Lindsay announces the level at which you would like to participate, hold your bid card high until he reads off your bidder number.

Express Pay Enroll in Express Pay when you check. By registering for Express Pay, you can avoid standing in line to pay for your purchases at the end of the night. To participate in Express Pay, a designated registration assistant will swipe your credit card or hold a signed check made out by you to Pratt Fine Arts Center. These will be kept on file for the event. At the close of the evening, your purchases will be paid as you have directed. If you do not make a purchase during the event, your credit card information will be deleted or your check will be shredded. A Guest Statement receipt for all charges will also be mailed to you post-event.

Check Out Pratt Fine Arts Center accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, cash, and personal checks as payment for auction purchases. Express Pay participants receive priority assistance; Pratt representatives provide Express Pay participants with Express Pay Guest Statements as they enter the checkout area. Review your statement to make sure all of your items are included, and then proceed directly to the art pickup area to claim your purchases without stopping at the cashiers’ station. Those not using Express Pay should stop at the cashiers’ station after 9:00pm

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Photo by Victoria Holt

Introduction

to receive a Guest Statement based on their bidder number and to pay for their purchases. You will need to show this Guest Statement as proof of payment to the assistants at the art pick-up area in order to claim your purchases. Items become the property and responsibility of the purchaser upon receipt. All sales are final the night of the auction. The buyer is responsible for removing all artwork and other purchases from the auction premises at the close of the event. In the case of an oversized item, Pratt representatives will work with you to make special arrangements in the art pick-up area.

Sales Tax, Deductibility, and Service Fees No sales tax will be charged for purchases made during this event. Pratt Fine Arts Center is a registered 501(c)3 charitable organization. If your purchase price for an item exceeds its fair market value as stated in the catalog, the overage may be deductible as a charitable contribution. Please consult with your financial and tax advisor for details.

Art and experience purchases will be subject to a standard 10% processing fee which will be added to your purchases upon checkout. These fees allow us to provide you with quality auctioneer services, accurate data entry staff, and professional cashiers. Processing fees do not apply to Raise the Paddle contributions.

General Information Pratt Fine Arts Center reserves the right to add or withdraw items to or from the auction without notice. Every attempt has been made to describe and catalog all items accurately, but all items are offered â&#x20AC;&#x153;as is, where is.â&#x20AC;? The values listed are estimates of fair market value only. Items have not been appraised. Each person attending the auction assumes all risks and hazards related to the auction and items obtained at the auction. Each attendee agrees to hold harmless from any liability arising there from Pratt Fine Arts Center, its elected and appointed officials, members, employees, the auctioneer, the auction company and its agents and employees, the event organizers, sponsors, and volunteers connected to the auction.

Pratt Fine Arts Center

About Pratt Fine Arts Center Pratt Fine Arts Center began in 1976 as a tiny art facility with a big vision to build a community of artists and an educational center providing the tools and the training to support the creation of art. Today, Pratt makes art accessible to everyone, offering a place for spirited exchange, self-expression and personal transformation through creativity. A unique multidisciplinary visual arts resource, Pratt provides education and instruction, community programs and professionally equipped art making facilities.

Your artist is inside. Pratt Fine Arts Center is proud to serve as a lasting tribute to Edwin T. Pratt, a civil rights leader who devoted his life to improving the quality of life for all people. Mr. Pratt served as Executive Director of the Seattle Urban League from 1961 to 1969. His assassination in that year by unknown assailants was deeply felt by many Seattleites who depended on Pratt’s calm leadership during a period of social upheaval. For almost four decades, Pratt has been providing the Northwest community with the opportunity to experience art. Pratt’s classes teach more than 3,800 students and its studios serve more than 300 working artists each year. Its classes, lectures and programs reach more than 20,000 people annually. Affordable studio space with an unparalleled array of equipment provides artists of all ages and abilities with the opportunity to learn, to experiment and to create.

Pratt Staff

Chuck Lopez, Glass Studio Technician

Laura Hammarlund, Development Director

Dawn McCord, Auction Art Manager

Leanna Adams, Administrative Assistant

Heather Olson, Marketing Manager

Lisa Geertsen, Sculpture Studio Manager

Joan Carpenter, Consulting Accountant

Myra Kaha, Youth and Teen Manager

Jonathan Gooden-Demoz, Events Coordinator

Morgan Peterson, Hot Shop/ Cold Shop Coordinator

Julia Harrison, Jewelry/ Metals Manager

Rand Coburn, Closer/ Charger

Julie Custer, Development Manager

Renee Carroll, Administrative Assistant

Julieta Renteria, Auction Volunteer Coordinator

Rickie Wolfe, Print Studio Coordinator

Kamla Kakaria, Print and 2D Studio Manager

Ryan Davis, Director of Business and Operations

Cait Willis, Administrative Assistant

Karina San Juan, Marketing and Communications Director

Salena Hill, Scholarships Project Manager

Cheryl Matson, Flameworking Coordinator

Katie Twiss, Customer Service Manager

Cheyanne Payne, Administrative Assistant

Kimberly McIntyre, Wood Studio Manager

Steve Galatro, Executive Director Andrea Boyd, Bookkeeper Andrea Ramsay, Wood Studio Coordinator Anne Randall, Jewelry/ Metals Assistant Ashley Driscoll-Perez, Administrative Assistant Barbara Magaña-Perez, Jewelry/ Metals Coordinator Brandon Bowman, Sculpture Coordinator Brennan Kasperzak, Closer/ Charger Brian Haddix, Sculpture Technician

Sasha Tepper-Stewart, Kilnshop Coordinator Scott Darlington, Glass Studio Manager

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2018 Sponsor Gift Artists: Lee Campbell, Matt Spinney, Cathy Chase, Rosie Daniel, Sabah Al-Dhaher and Betty Archer

Auction Committee

Board of Trustees

Sabrina Knowles, Chair

Jenny Pohlman, President

Cheryl Berenson

Madeline Dow Pennington, Vice President

Lee Campbell Ritama Haaga Leonard Lewicki Piper O’Neill Madeline Dow Pennington Anna Skibska Teri St. Onge

Robin Kirschbaum, Treasurer Lee Campbell, Secretary Ralph Bufano Susan Edelheit Preston Hampton David Hensel Cynthia Hibbard Terri Hiroshima Leonard Lewicki Cirihn Rogers Malpocher Piper O’Neill Richard Openshaw Anna Skibska Sam Smith Sarah Traver Katherine Wax

Pratt Advisory Board Chris Abrass Sandra Carlson Michael Casteel Manya Drobnack Brian Flock Richard Frank-Huff Leonard Klorfine Roger MacPherson Susan Mersereau Gary Molyneaux Michael Monroe Debora Moore Walt Riehl Ann Suter Bob Swain Kirsten Tollefson Fletch Waller

Richard Wortley Monique Guevara, Board Intern

Pratt Fine Arts Center

With Heartfelt Thanks to Our Sponsors Presenting Sponsor

Corporate Benefactors

Live Auction Matching Challenge Sponsor

Dale & Leslie Chihuly

Artist Award Sponsor

Benefactors Chap & Eve Alvord Manya & Gary Drobnack

Artist Table Sponsors Artist Gift Sponsor

Featured Gallery Sponsor

Anonymous Cristi & John Ludwig John & Joyce Price Margaret Taylor & Robert Elliott Fletch Waller & Ann Janes-Waller

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Supporters Artech Fine Art Services

Alaska Airlines

Aaron Bourget

Artist Trust

Rik Alllen & Shelley Muzylowski Allen

Bernie Funk

Anne Briggs

Alex Martin

Bellevue Arts Museum Broadcast Coffee Roasters Bullseye Glass Central Welding Supply Chateau Ste. Michelle Dandy Co. Framesmith Glass Art Society Hand of God Wines Lake City Picture Framing Museum of Glass Museum Quality Framing Redhook Brewery Seattle Art Fair Uline

Table Captains Artful Ashes Sandra & Kent Carlson Chihuly Garden and Glass Daniels Real Estate Kathy Alvord Gerlich Cynthia Hibbard Terri Hiroshima Leonard Lewicki Roger & Nancy MacPherson Nintendo of America, Inc. Piper & Billy O’Neill

Chateau Ste. Michelle Chihuly Garden and Glass Tim Durkan Jeanne Marie Ferraro Kerstin Graudins Tom Henscheid Leonard Lewicki Roger & Nancy MacPherson Kim McIntyre

Meera Bhardwaj

Ritama Haaga Kim McIntyre

Introduction

Experience Package Contributors

Special Thanks

Art Exhibition Services

Alec Miller Madeline Dow Pennington Dan D. Shafer Jennifer Stenhouse Art Photography: Alec Miller Arts Catalog Design: Dandy Co.

OOLA Distillery

Event Production: Jubilee Event Engineers

Madeline Dow Pennington & Ryan Pennington

Invitation Design: Piper O’Neill

Pratt Board of Trustees

Videography: Aaron Bourget

Tom Skerritt & Julie Tokashiki Space Needle Alicia Tormey Two Tone Studios

Sponsor Gift Artists Sabah Al-Dhaher Betty Archer Lee Campbell Cathy Chase Rosie Daniel Ritama Haaga Matt Spinney

Jenny Pohlman & Sabrina Knowles Robert Edson Swain Architecture + Design Anna Skibska Sam & Pat Smith Ann & Ron Suter Traver Gallery Richard & Barbara Wortley Ann Wyman

SILENT AUCTION

Lynne Hull

Sarah Kaye

Copper and bronze, 21 x 5 x 5, 2018

Ceramic, 12 x 15, 2017

1000

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Known for its hardness and permanence, Lynne Hull is challenged to create metalwork that is soft, sensual and organic in expression. Using the industrial metal spinning process for over 30 years, she has found herself shaping sheet metal into sculptural forms that explore our perceptions about metal and its properties.

lynnehull.com

Large Bowl | $125

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Sarah Kayeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s one-of-a-kind center piece is slipcast in porcelain with mason stained slip used as an accent. The bowl is glazed on the inside for practicality and shine, and the outer surface is unglazed so you can enjoy the softness of the vitrified porcelain with your fingers. Food safe, dishwasher safe and stain resistant -life is for living, not handwashing dishes.

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Whoha | $300

skayeceramics.com

Cathy Chase

Curtiss Brock

Cast Glass, 10.5 x 5.5 x 1, 2018

Blown glass, 6 x 6 x 14

1002

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This body of work by Cathy Chase is about the ordinary everyday object that often gets overlooked but is quite necessary for success of the work, a remembrance of all hands that have used and touched this tool. Cathyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work has been shown at The Bellevue Arts Museum, Viscosity Gallery, PDX Gallery and Pilchuck Auctions.

Vase | $300

cathychase.com

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An established glass artist with over 25 museum collections around the world, Curtiss Brock founded CB Glass as a vehicle for developing limited edition blown glass pieces that focus on function and the originality of design. Donated from the collection of Bernie Funk.

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Sweep | $350

Please note: All art & experience purchases are subject to a 10% processing fee.

Jason Brown

Susan Balshor

Steel, 14 x 4 x 4, 2017

Raku fired Ceramic, 8 x 6 x 8

ITEM

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Susan Balshor was a long-time instructor of mold-making and kiln casting at Pratt and an active member of the Education Committee. She also attended many sessions as student, staff, and instructor at Pilchuck Glass School. Her work was included in Corning’s New Glass Review in 2009 and Bullseye Emerge in 2008. Susan passed away in 2013.

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Jason Brown’s piece represents a slightly abstracted feather, specifically an eagle feather. Among Native communities, an eagle’s feather is a highly-valued symbol of respect. Made from steel, the material used building the cities that have displaced the Native communities and cultures, this sculpture combines elements of each into something new, a symbol of growth together.

Coin Purses (Set of 3) | $400 ITEM

Feather #14 | $175

hammerhandforge.com

Lotus Slippers | $250 Raku Fired Ceramic, 6x6x4

1006

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Brandon Bowman, Brian Haddix, Susan Balshor

Finding a Stellar Soulmate | $217 Bronze & Glass, 8x 8 x 6, 2018

1007

A collaborative piece between Bowman, Balshor and Haddix about the search for love that understands our true nature. The lense expresses the depth at which we understand our world. The meteorite, the time and space we search to find our match and the ring the moment between the viewer and the meteorite. When shaken, the meteorite will show the viewer a new side of itself.

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Susan Balshor

Cliff Goodman

Gus Schairer

Glass, 12 x 8 x 8, 2018

Soapstone on Granite, 10.5 x 9 x 5, 2014

Silver Foil Vessel | $525

1008

Sarah Bryant

Mary Anne Carter

Fused, Roll-up, Blown Glass, 12 x 6 x 6, 2017

Screen Printed Lamé Soft Sculpture, 18 x 10 x 3, 2017

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Although traditionally Sarah Bryant has worked in two dimensional media, she loves working in glass because of the deceptive aspects of stiffness and stability. In this piece, Sarah is fascinated how a solid, fused pattern arrangement in a rectangle can be completely changed by reheating and rolling it into a closed container, then blown and twisted into a vessel.

Fire Sauce Soft Sculpture Trio | $180

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Originally created in August 2017 as part of Mary Anne Carter’s installation Women in the Style of Taco Bell, this collection of Fire Sauce soft sculptures features excerpts of poems that relate to femininity by Sommer Browning, Monica McClure, and Melissa Crawford. Equal parts playful and uncanny, the installation featured a kaleidoscopic display of costumes, performances, and visual art intended to glitter bomb the patriarchy with humor and flamboyance.

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seattleglassblowing.com

Twist in Blue-Green Vase | $400

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George “Gus” Schairer is an award-winning, internationally recognized sculptor who has been the featured artist at Whetstone, Blue Heron, and Heron’s Nest Galleries. His work has been shown at Kirsten Gallery, The Artist’s Gallery, The Hardware Store, Barnworks, Silverwood Gallery, Red Barn Gallery, the Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts, and the VAA and Poncho Auctions. Donated from the collection of Bernie Funk.

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Cliff Goodman began his journey as a glass artist in 1976. He trained under Fritz Driesbach and attended the Pilchuck School and Penland School of Crafts. His passion for the landscape of the Northwest is reflected in the wide range of organic forms and patterns in his pieces. He opened his workspace to the public as the Seattle Glassblowing Studio in 1991.

Isis Reclining | $300

thisismaryannecarter.com

Please note: All art & experience purchases are subject to a 10% processing fee.

Brennan Kasperzak & Ali VandeGrift

Benjamin Grabstein Wrapped Basket | $250

Blown glass, cane drawn, sandblasted, 8 x 10, 2016

Benjamin Grabstein is a glass maker and architectural designer in the greater Seattle area. Wrapped Basket was inspired by ancient roman glass. Wrapped Basket is intended to be a modern interpretation of an ancient roman vessel, but also appear aged, as if it could be an ancient object.

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Ali VandeGrift and Brennan Kasperzak have been collaborating on large-scale work since spring of 2013, scaling and translating flamework to hot shop techniques, and creating new and innovative works of art. They make most of their collaborative work at Pratt.

ITEM

Glass, 10 x 9 x 9, 2017

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Sedona Sunrise Basket | $500

vandegriftkasperzak.com

Robin Oakes

Tom Henscheid

Glass: fused, coldworked, blown, 12 x 7, 2017

Madrona wood, 13 x 5, 2017

1014

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When Robin Oakes works with glass, she tries to include as many of the techniques she has learned in her travels through the world exploring this material. Her pattern bar rollups capture the ebb and flow of nature and the colors of the earth. This piece brings to mind a fresh peach on a warm summer day.

Salad Bowl Set | $500

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Tom Henscheid received a BFA from Boise State University in 1976, with majors in printmaking and photography. For the last 40 years, Tom has worked as a professional craftsman using wood, metals and other unconventional building materials to create furniture, architectural components, and surface finishes for many of Seattleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s finest homes.

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Peachy | $750

Benjamin Grabstein

Scott Szloch

Glass, 9 x 9 x 9, 2017

Forged mild steel, 8x 8 x 3, 2012

1016

ITEM

Benjamin Grabstein is a glass maker, and architectural designer in the greater Seattle area. Blue and Gray Artifact was created as an exploration of color, texture, and form. The piece was inspired by the qualities of ancient artifacts and the physical changes that occur to an object over time, giving the object a new life.

Isamu | $1000

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A forging instructor since 2001, most of Scott Szloch’s work is custom architectural ironwork usually obtained by word of mouth. Isamu knows there is no beginning and no end, and that there is no positive without the negative. Forged from a ring of solid steel, this sculpture is named for Isamu Noguchi, an early influence for Scott, as it reminds him of Noguchi’s stone carving Black Sun.

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Blue and Gray Artifact | $300

scottszloch.com

Mariusz Rynkiewicz

Rosie Daniel

Glass, 12 x 5.5 x 5.5, 2018

Hotcast Glass, 23kt Gold Leaf, 2 x 6 x 6, 2018

1018

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Mariusz Rynkiewicz is in love with the creative aspect of glass, from casting to blowing. He was taught by the best glass blowers and designers at the Krosno Glass Works. He came to Seattle in 1988 and in 1995 he opened his own glass studio. This piece shows one of Mariusz’s newest techniques: ink on glass, made on stein glass windows scrap from stein glass factory Spectrum.

Rosie Bowl | $135

rosiedaniel-art.com

mariuszart.com

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Based in Seattle, WA, Rosie Daniel is an artist, traveler, writer, and yogi. Her hotcast glass works are designed with meditation and relaxation in mind. Rosie has won Artistic Scholarships from Urban Glass in Brooklyn, NY and Pittsburgh Glass Center in Pittsburgh, PA. Her work is on display at Vetri Gallery in downtown Seattle.

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Mountain whistle | $700

Please note: All art & experience purchases are subject to a 10% processing fee.

Paul van den Bijgaart

Andrew Horch

Blown Glass, 3.5 x 4, 2018

Glass, 12 x 7 x 7, 2016

Bubble Glasses (set of 4) | $200

1021

Jeanne Marie Ferraro

Fused & Slumped Glass, 12 x 12 x 4, 2017

Glass, 3 x 5, 2018

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Traditionally, Sarah Bryant has worked in two dimensional media. Her recent shift to glass has allowed her to explore transforming ideas and images into three dimensions. In this piece, the startling contrast of the steel blue glass coming into contact and not with clear glass during firing most completely illustrates this phenomenon that fascinates her.

Silly Glasses | $275

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Jeanne Marie Ferraro is a glassblower, sculptor and painter, and a Pratt instructor since 1996. She made this piece out of the love of glass and the silliness of the nose. All of her portraits, whether drawn, painted, or sculpted, are serious and solemn. With these glasses, she laughs.

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Study in Steel Blue | $175

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Sarah Bryant

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bubblebaker.com

Andrew Horch is an engineer during the week and a rabid glass blower on the weekends. He is currently exploring some of the more unusual properties of reactive colors in blown glass. When combined, some reactive glass colors are colors that when combined chemical interactions create additional colors or textures. The Red Swirl Vase is made by layering reactive colors on top of each other and then raking the glass to form patterns.

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Paul van den Bijgaartâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s creative exploration with glass began in 2007. His knowledge, passion and technical ability has taken him across the US and abroad, with a professional practice encompassing both functional objects and sculptural artworks utilizing a variety of hot and cold processes. He and his partner are continuously on the move to inspire an artistic movement in glass throughout China.

Red Blown Glass Vase | $350

jeanneferraro.com

Tom Henscheid

Ayelet Shalev

Cherry wood, 6 x 6 x 3, 2018

Mixed Media, 28 x 28, 2005

1024

ITEM

Loop 4 | $500

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Ayelet Shalev was born in Israel in 1970. She studied Art in Tel -Hai College and Haifa University, and graduated from the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London. Shalev has worked in Israel, Australia and England, and in 2000 she opened Studio Shalev Architecture. She participates in group exhibitions in Ein Hod Artist Village and in Tel Aviv. Loop 4 was presented in her solo exhibition Wind in 2005.

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Three Cherry Bowls | $400

studio-shalev.com

Abu Dhabi, Coastal Canals | $350 Monotype, 10.25 x 14.5, 2015

1026

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Abu Dhabi, Coastal Canals is part of Colleen Maloney’s What on Earth series. Informed by satellite images, Colleen Maloney’s painterly monotypes joyfully interpret earth’s wonders with rich colors, bold, fluid strokes, and unusual shapes.

shiftgallery.org

Robert Radcliffe

Wheels at Rest No. 1 | $185 Photo image/screenprint on glass with mixed metal, 9 x 11, 2016

1027

For years, Robert Radcliffe has been intrigued by images of industrial machines, particularly when they slip along the border between the representational and the abstract. Wheels at Rest is a layered image derived from photographs of railroad wheels stored at the Balmer Yard facility in Seattle’s Interbay area.

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Tina Albro

Vicki Platts-Brown

Collograph, 15 x 22, 2017

Intaglio, 19 x 23, 2016

Day Tripper | $400

Vicki Platts-Brown

Kirsten Flaherty

Intaglio, 16 x 22, 2017

Mezzotint, 15 x 11, 2017

Nautilus I | $250

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For Vicki Platts-Brown, intaglio is a medium that exacts a price from the artist. Copper, acid, rosin, inks, and room temperature, like nature, are ever changing and challenging. Altering the smooth copper surface often produces surprises, and etching artist learn to incorporate and appreciate these gifts - not fight them. This print was created with two plates with some parts hand drawn and others direct impressions of plants she picked up during her walks.

For Vicki Platts-Brown, the components of Intaglio - copper, acid, rosin, inks, room temp-, like nature, are ever changing and challenging. The requirements and possibilities of copper are what continue to draw her in, and the genetics of nature is what she tries to convey. Two plates were used in this print. She hand rendered some of the objects and with others used dried plants which were pressed into the wax.

Dog Portrait | $300

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In her most recent series of mezzotints, Kirsten Flaherty has focused on depicting pit bulls in the hope to inspire a more positive view of a nationally misunderstood animal. These portraits seek to present pit bulls that are playful and trustworthy, and further encourage reform of the cultural stigma that causes some to become uneasy when a pit bull approaches.

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In Tina Albroâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s prints, all the sensory images she files away emerge in designs that are not exactly realist or abstract--they contain recognizable elements. In one print, an owl and a tree; in another print a shoreline or a bus and a map.

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Everything is a Cycle | $250

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Park Boulevard Surface, Joshua Tree, CA | $500 Etching with chine collé, 24 x 31.5

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Cynthia Hibbard likes to hopscotch through different mediums; she is compelled by shifting themes, images, moods, light play and forms, contrasts and juxtapositions, and all the small ironies and surprises in daily life. Each project is like an expedition toward a hunch that often detours and lurches about before coming to a stopping point.

The Poodle Dog - Waitress 1 | $650 Type C Chromogenic Print, 10 x 8, 1987

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Theresa is a mixed media artist and teacher. With a background in film and photography, she blends antique photo processes with her glass sculpture to create unique sculpture. Her work has been represented in museums and galleries in the US and Sweden, and she has been the recipient of numerous fellowships around the world. She has taught at Pratt Fine Arts, Pilchuck Glass School, MassArt in Boston and in Denmark.

cynthiahibbard.com

theresabatty.com

Carol Ross

Robin Walker

Oil on Foundry Mold with Encaustic, 11 x 10 x 2, 2018

Ink, acrylic, encaustic, mixed media on paper, 18 x 24, 2015

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Carol Ross fell in love with an old Foundry Mold with its history, dents and quirkiness, then the image of a young girl trying to figure out who she is came to her. Carol is always wanting to connect emotionally with her audience. This piece is a reflection of her personal history as she navigated her teens and learned that ‘friends’ that seemed to have so much in common... actually didn’t.

carolrossart.com

Greenlake | $600

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Robin Walker enjoys testing the viewer’s aesthetic boundaries with dichotomies such as beauty and ugliness, kitsch and serious art, sweetness and lewdness, depth and flatness. Ideas are often expressed through process as well as subject matter. Areas of controlled technique alternate with expressive mark making, encouraging the viewer to consider the interplay of emotion and concentration in each work.

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So Much In Common | $275

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Cynthia Hibbard

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Hannah DeBerg

Garima Naredi

Oil on Canvas, 24 x 30, 2017

Charcoal and chalk, 24 x 18, 2010

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Garima Naredi’s work primarily consists of oil paintings and charcoal drawings. Drawing and painting to her are an exploration into form, color and context. After earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in India, Garima further explored her love for classical art and realist drawing and painting for a number of years in Seattle. She continues to show her work in various locations in and near Seattle.

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Hannah DeBerg is an artist and scientist. She paints vehicles, focusing on the geometry of glass and steel masses perched on wheels. Bluebird originated from a bus that sat for months in the lot adjacent to her father’s shop. The bus exterior conceals the more foreign inner workings of motors, transmissions, and engine electronics. Like the memory it represents, Bluebird is both familiar and unfamiliar.

Poet and the Muse | $250 ITEM

Bluebird | $600

garimanaredi.com

My Space Rooster is Bigger Than… | $165 Charcoal on paper, 11 x 9, 2018

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Borrowing from the “mine’s bigger than yours” trope, Wyly Astley’s My Space Rooster is Bigger Than... plays on the “long exhausted cock entendre to reflect the absurdity of recent Trump tweets with regard to his nuclear button.”

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Brenda Pederson Happy Face | $350 Photo on metal, 20 x30, 2016

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Brenda Pederson is a travel photographer based in Seattle. This photo was taken in The Palouse region of Washington State. It depicts the springtime beauty of the region as the emerging wheat and lentil crops paint the rolling hills in jeweled tones. In these isolated areas, where humans are few and far between, inanimate, man-made objects provide a break from the miles of solitude.

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Wyly Astley

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Nao Yamamoto

Diane Davis

Glass, wood, silver, 14 x 17 x 2, 2016

Etching, 15 x 15, 2017

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Born in Japan, Nao Yamamoto received a Master of Fine Arts in studio art and design from California State University, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Tama Art University in Tokyo, specializing in glass art. In 2015 she was recognized in the Glass in Japan in Daikanyama, Tokyo. She currently divides her time between California, Japan and Seattle, where she recently completed a commission for the Mayor of Seattle.

San Jacinto Souvenir | $325

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Trees and other natural forms are Diane Davis’ source material. In this etching the image of a tree is layered with abstract forms in greens and yellows, evoking the memory of a perfect day in the woods at Mt. San Jacinto in southern California. Davis’ work was recently included in Contemporary Hues, a group show at Cascadia Art Museum featuring members of Seattle Print Arts.

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Seascape | $575

dianecdavis.com

Naoyamamoto.info

Pat Bako

Becky Street

Encaustic on wood panel, 19 x 24, 2016

Monoprint, 16.5 x 22, 2016

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Pat Bako uses encaustics - made primarily of melted beeswax and pure color pigments - to explore our natural world. Autumn Snowfall was inspired by the gorgeous landscape and ever-changing weather of the Pacific Northwest. Pat is Director of Development at Cornish College of the Arts with the mission of providing students aspiring to become practicing artists with a baccalaureate program of the highest possible quality.

Rocks and Water | $375

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Becky Street is a printmaker and interior designer. She began printing at Pratt in 2015. In the monoprint, rocks and water, she explores the essence of glass, water and rocks using a combination of See pg. 4–5 textures, colors, and gestural forms. Her work is focused on vessels of all varieties and often depicts them in pairs.

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Autumn Snowfall | $250

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Woodcarving, handpainted with Teredo clam frame, 20.5 x 20.5 x 1.75, 2017

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In 2017 Leslie Nan Moon found this fabulous Teredo clam wood and started making frames out of it. As a printmaker she seldom sells her original carved blocks. However, in this series many of the pieces are her original carvings. She never pulled any woodcut prints off of Giant Pacific Octopus. This is the only one. The original hand carved, hand painted woodblock.

Title Unknown | $300 , 1984

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This painting was donated to Pratt from the private collection of Bernie Funk.

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Giant Pacific Octopus | $600

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Leslie Nan Moon

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Dawn McCord

Eric Day Chamberlain

Ink, paper, wood, 18 x 14, 2017

Soap ground etching, 24.75 x 27.25, 2016

Great White Egret | $300

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DawnOfArt.space

blog.ericdaychamberlain.com

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As an illustrator Dawn attempts to capture the character, emotion, and states of being of the subjects she illustrates. Using a focused approach on a single subject she challenges her viewer to take a closer look at the world, and appreciate the art of curiosity and illustration as a practice. Typically Dawn works from her own images but the reference photo for this work was from her friend Filip Tkaczyk, expert tracker and photographer.

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Still Life | $600

Eric Day Chamberlain produced the soap ground etching Still Life at Crown Point Press in San Francisco during their summer workshop program in 2016.The image is based on a monotype he did, and the soap ground etching process allowed him to capture the gestural mark making of his monotypes. Chamberlain teaches the monotype class, Painterly Print at Pratt. He recently had a solo show of abstract work at Shift Gallery in Seattle.

Lynn Rosskamp

Michele Landsaat

Aquatint Etching, 18 x 24, 2018

Etching with chine collé and screen-printed dress, 7 x 11, 2017

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Lynn Rosskamp is a print artist and cartoonist whose work can be found at her Pike Place Market day stall. Her work is inspired by the natural world as it exists inside the concrete jungle. City birds, plants growing on window sills, urban humans and animals and vanishing Seattle are her current focus. Ink, paper and delicate color are her media.

threecatsdesigns.com

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Michèle Landsaat is a writer and illustrator whose stories speak to an underlying and universal vulnerability, yet they are simultaneously whimsical in nature. She is the recipient of the 2016-2017 Pratt/Seattle Print Arts Partners Grant, a 2016 Artist Trust Grants for Artist Projects recipient, a City Arts Magazine 2017 Summer Art Walk award winner, and the recipient of the 2017 Larry Sommers Merit Award.

michelelandsaat.com

Joan Mamelok

Jan Tervonen

Printmaking, reductive linoleum, 20 X 16, 2017

Acrylic, 20x16, 2014

In the Park | $450

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Tokyo 1960 No. 4 | $300

As a printmaker, Joan Mamelok loves paper and working with all different sorts of plates. Usually, her work is intuitive and abstract, albeit a response to music. These pieces relate to her having lived abroad, reflecting memories of place and close relationships. Reductive prints (AKA suicide block) are a lot of fun and challenging as the artist keeps carving away the plate at each stage of layering color.

mamelokprintmaking.com

dajanarts.com

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Urban Crow | $150

Jan is an abstract artist who grew up in a Finnish-American family, and was taught the values of simplicity, organization, and a good pun. The piece Tokyo 1960 No. 4 was inspired by the skylines imagined in Tokyo during the early 1960s using a style exemplifying abstract art at that time. Using bold flat shapes, Jan incorporates sumi brushwork along with traditional Japanese colors – black, ivory, red and gold.

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Gigue | $500

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Ben Muchnick was multi-talented. He was a dance choreographer until WWII interrupted his career. After the war, he became a “color choreographer”, working as an interior designer and artist. Here he wove blends of leather, paper, copper and even mineral stones with synthetic yarn into thematic, textured tapestries.

View From Goose Rock (Deception Pass) | $750 Acrylic on Panel, 18 x 24, 2017

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Brooke is an award winning artist dedicated to an ongoing inquiry of responding to the landscape through paint. She received her BFA from the University of Oregon but is mostly self-taught by observing/responding to nature. Her work creates an engaging visual scene that takes you deep into space and dances between the real and the inevitable unreal of paint on a canvas.

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Torn Washi Collage, 16 x 17, 2012

Brooke Borcherding

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Portrait of a Fembot, Designation: Peggy | $125 Colored pencil on cut paper, 9.25 x 11.25, 2018

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Bill Brown has been an illustrator for over 21 years, with work ranging from editorial publishing to commercial advertising. His whimsical style often reminds of futuristic settings imagined in 1960s and 1970s film and television. By layering precisely cut colored paper, some enhanced with pencil, the piece is an ode to the chilling automatons from TV’s The Bionic Woman.

Steve Galatro

Peacock No. 12 | $400 Acrylic, resin, 18 x 24, 2018

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Steve Galatro enjoys abstract painting as a personal, meditative practice. Taking an element from nature as a point of departure, he observes color texture and form and reflects them in an emotional gesture. Steve is proud to be the Executive Director of Pratt Fine Arts Center.

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Bill Brown

The Illusion of Quiet: A Feeling (Diptych) | $325 Acrylic on board, 10 x 10, 2017

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Andrea Lewickiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s paintings often reflect an optimistic, mid-century modern aesthetic and a sense of layered, continuous motion. This diptych was inspired by hours spent in the dark on night walks in her neighborhood. Hidden underneath the layers on the flat black surface are nude figures, quietly representing the lives we do not see when we turn our eyes away.

Abbie Birmingham

Sometimes A Grid Notion | $450 Shellac plate, paper batik, 20 x 24, 2017

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Abbie Birmingham is a print and book artist with a love of both urban form and the natural world and in particular the places where the wild and the built environment intersect. This piece is inspired by urban grids, the patterns they create, and the way the grids both modify and are modified by the natural environment over and through which they pass.

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Andrea Lewicki

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Eva Funderburgh

Tom Henscheid

Cast hydrocal, steel, bell jar, 4x3x3, 2017

Cast glass, nails, brass, 3 x 5, 2017

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Eva Funderburgh is a Seattlebased sculptor, with a Bachelor of Science and Art from Carnegie Mellon University. In 2010, she was an artist in residence in Denmark at the Guldagergaard International Ceramic Research Center. Since then, she has expanded her work into both installation and bronze casting. She now teaches bronze casting at Pratt, and is a full time sculptor working in public art, installation, ceramics, and cast bronze.

Desert Candy Bowl | $350

evafunderburgh.com

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For the last 40 years, Tom Henscheid has worked as a professional craftsman using wood, metals and other unconventional building materials to create furniture, architectural components, and surface finishes for many of Seattleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s finest homes. This piece is part of the Desert Cast Bowl series and inspired by the hostile nature and beauty of the desert.

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Curled | $160

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Kelsey Fernkopf

Angie Dixon

Neon, Wood, 3 x 14 x 4, 2018

Sumi ( Asian Ink ) on rice paper, 19.25 x 32, 1992

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Angie Dixon started sumi painting with George Tsutakawa and painters and calligraphers from Japan who were visiting professors at the University of Washington. She continued her studies in the Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Republic of China where she studied Classic Chinese Landscape Painting. She loves nature and wild places, and the movement of the brush across rice paper. She admires the tradition and is bringing it into the 21st century.

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Kelsey Fernkopf makes unique abstract artwork from neon tubing and teaches the craft of neon tube bending based on his 28 years of experience in the neon industry.

High High Heeled Shoes | $1000 ITEM

Lavender Doodle | $400

angiedixonartist.com

Brian Haddix

Becky Birinyi

Glass, 3 1/2 X 9 X 2 1/4, 2018

Mixed Media collage, 20 x 26, 2017

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A foundation of love is built one brick at a time.

haddixsaturn.com

Fence in a Box | $350

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Fence in a Box is one of several collages which represent a new direction for Becky Birinyi this past year. Without a preconceived plan, she began with one line creating a shape, moving on following the whim of her ruler and pencil. Then she re-purposed parts of different prints to fill in the shapes. Outlining with strips of paper brought it back to the idea of linear drawings. Some shapes remained open, symbolically leaving the possibility of more to come.

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Building Block of Love | $365.25

bec kybirinyi.com

James Ellingboe

Mild steel; bronze patina w/lacquer clear coat, 6.5 x 6 x 6, 2015

Mild steel; polyurethane finish w/lacquer clear co, 6.5 x 9 x 3, 2015

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The repetition and manipulation of a simple shape, Tempest is the fifth work in James Ellingboeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Fractal Series. Tempest is the most anthropomorphic of all his Fractal Series works, evoking a rather feisty attitude.

Nebula (miniature/edition of 4; 3 available) | $180

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The repetition and manipulation of a simple shape inspired by nebulous cloud formations in space. Nebula is the second work in James Ellingboeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Fractal Series.

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Tempest (miniature/edition of 4) | $200

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Jessica Weathersby

Frances Smersh

Hand-cut decorative paper, 14 x 20, 2014

Acrylic on wood panel, 10 x 10 x 1, 2017

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Jessica Weathersby received her MFA in Printmaking from the West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV in 2002. She is intrigued by suggested space and unlikely environments. She edits her prints, reducing and adding more materials until she solves the composition puzzle of each piece. She finds inspiration in decorative papers and the contrast with negative space where you can see through the pieces. Oysters, doilies and decorative paper.

Green Flash 1&2 (diptych) | $220

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Frances Smersh has been making art in and around Pratt for over two decades. She first was drawn to jewelry, utilizing alternative materials and focusing on color and organic shapes for her award winning concrete and pearls collection. In 2004 she and her husband John opened a retail boutique gallery, Click! Design That Fits. Frances now works primarily in acrylic and mixed media, creating abstract 2-D paintings and drawings that she shows at her West Seattle shop.

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Homarus Rex | $350

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Cara Freeberne

Photography, 10x20, 2018

Photography, 12x18, 2017

Yuletide Camellia | $125

freebernephotography.com

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Cara Freeberne has been fascinated with hummingbirds since she moved to the West coast but only began to photograph them seriously last year. As a photographic subject they are tricky because of their amazing speed and rather unpredictable movements; she strives to capture their singular beauty in what she hopes are unique ways. She took this photo in the depths of January when it was the only source of bright color in her yard.

Cara Freeberne has been fascinated with hummingbirds since she moved to the West coast but only began to photograph them seriously last year. As a photographic subject they are tricky because of their amazing speed and rather unpredictable movements; she strives to capture their singular beauty in what she hopes are unique ways. She is particularly fond of this image because it was the first time she used visible lighting in the frame.

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Colored Lights | $125

2-5, 2018 CenturyLink Field Event Center seattleartfair.com

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Lynn Di Nino

Laura Sindell

Concrete, Metal, 48 x 32 x 25, 1985

Epoxy terrazzo, venetian glass, mother of pearl, 4x 3, 2006

2000

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Lynn Di Nino has been creating work for over 40 years. Sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s known for her work in concrete, but also has a diverse skillset including work in wearable art and utilizing recycled materials. Bad Dog is a classic example of her imaginative creature sculptures created from hybridized concrete and humorous re-purposing of found objects. Donated from the collection of Bernie Funk

Exhibition Cafe Table | $800

2001

Laura Sindell is an alumna of Interlochen (harp) and Rhode Island School of Design. She taught ceramics at Pratt, and will return this summer to work with teens. She co-curated, with Buster Simpson, Rising Waters Residency for the Rauschenberg program. Her public commissions are in Washington, Ohio and Virginia. She designed the cafe table, from the artistâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s collection.

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Bad Dog | $1200

LauraSindell.com

Mark Rudis

Lisa Geertsen

Forged, Welded Steel, 12 x 72, 2018

Steel, 6 x 6 x 20, 2018

Rudis currently teaches at 2002 Mark Pratt Fine Arts Center in the

sculpture department. The forged in welded garden stakes are made at Pratt in the blacksmithing shop. They are beautiful, durable, and would make a wonderful addition to any garden.

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Forged Garden Stakes | $1600

Scape is part of a series of 2003 Space sketches in steel materializing

the imagined landscapes of extra terrestrial lands. Lisa Geertsen is a full time Artist Blacksmith and owner of Firelight Forge in the Equinox Studio Buildings in Seattle, WA. She has been the Metal and Stone Sculpture Studio Manager at Pratt since 2013 and has been a blacksmithing instructor there since 2007. firelightforge.com

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Justin Kern

Skeleton of a Shape | $2000

Donna McCord & Dawn McCord Chrysalis | $500

Glass, 4 x 8 x 6, 2016

Glass, 7 x 6 x 14, 2018

2017, Sarah Traver introduced 2005 InDawn and Donna McCord: after

mccordglass.com & @dawn.of.art

Rachel David

Sabah Al-Dhaher

Steel, 12 x 24 x 4, 2017

Stone, 5 x 7.5 x 10.5

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Doors 1 | $2000

David is a full time artist 2006 Rachel blacksmith in New Orleans LA.

Doors 1 is a physical representation of transformation and a literal translation of the idea of a door or passage that opens or closes while moving through space. Pratt was honored to have her as a Master Artist in 2017; this piece is the demonstration she produced for the class. redmetal.net

Untitled | $1500

2007

Sabah has been working and teaching at Pratt for more than 15 years. His work is primarily with the human form, because the body is able to express an incredible range of emotion. He has always been inspired by the myths and legends because they deal with complex and intense attitudes and feelings, and reveal a rich connection to the human condition. Donated from the collection of Bernie Funk

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years of confusion over the name the rival McCords were face to face. They became friends, sharing a mutual passion for glass, art and community. Dawn recently joined the team of the Beacon Glass Center, founded by Donna in 2017 on Guemes Island. This is their first collaborative work together - D McCord for the win!

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Justin Kernâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work presents the theory of a fourth dimension, which he translates into a transcendental space where youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re looking through the glass. The first dimension of space is length, the second is width, the third is height, and the fourth one is duration. Duration can be a time-lapse of an event, so he creates a visual motion through the use of line and color.

sabahfineart.com

Daniel Albrecht

Hugh Willa

Flameworked Borosilicate Glass, 10 x 8 x 6, 2017

Glass and copper, 14x10x2, 2017

Water Form | $800

hughwilla.com

Kait Rhoads & Jessica Landau

Austin Stern

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strangers, the beauty of the place we live and the challenges we encounter, all affect and inspire him. This piece was conceived on a day he felt nostalgic and a bit lonely. Eric was a good friend when they were teenagers; he lives in Seattle but they rarely see each other now. Old friends, always friends.

Beacon | $3200 Glass, 22 x7.25 x 10, 2017

Blown glass, egg murrine and bacon cane, 9 x 13 x 13, 2017

Austin Stern’s current work explores interpersonal relationships, and mental health. The Little Monsters series shows cartoon like creatures interacting with physical manifestations of their own anxieties. By approaching this subject matter from a playful perspective, the viewer is invited to find the humor in the small battles we fight daily to find positivity and happiness.

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Bacon and Eggs | $3900

Kait Rhoads’ color and pattern combinations are inspired by a reverence for nature. Jessica Landau focuses on modern day cultural artifacts in her work. This collaborative piece was made at Pratt, using glass patterning techniques of cane and murrine. Kait works on public art for the Pacific Seas Aquarium. Jessica is a glassblower for Chihuly, Inc. and is pursuing her MBA at UW.

Willa’s recent work has 2009 Hugh focused on relationships,

Daniel Albrecht is a self-taught glass artist who moved to Seattle in 2004 to pursue a career in glassblowing. He worked as an assistant, instructor and independent artist, running the glassblowing department for an architectural lighting firm until 2016. Dan now works from his home studio, capturing the beauty of nature in the endless forms and colors of flame worked glass.

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Old Friend (Eric Sullivan) | $1500

2011

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Karen Abel

Frederic Crist

Hand built ceramics, glazes, stains, found objects, 13 x 6.5 x 3.5, 2017

Forged steel, 8 x 7 x 8, 2017

2012

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Crist graduated from Philadelphia college of art in 1977 in sculpture, worked for 11 years at Samuel Yellin Metalworkers as head blacksmith and has been an Artist blacksmith for the last 30 years. His work is in many private collections, and has been exhibited in the US and internationally. Each object he makes creates more questions and a never ending quest of searching.

arteast.org gallery-one.org

frederic_crist@yahoo.com

Lydia Boss & John Hogan

Morgan Peterson & JazzMom

Hanging with Mr. Cooper, Scratch That...JAZZMOM | $4000 Glass, 5 x 5 x 12, 2018

2014

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Morgan Peterson is a glass artist and teaches coldworking at Pratt. This piece is a collaboration with local street artist, JAZZMOM.

Desert Planter | $625 Glass, 6.5 x 5.5, 2017

2015

Hot Pop is a collaboration between John Hogan and Lydia Boss. Their planters are informed by an appreciation for design, horticulture and glass. Each planter is handmade with care in Seattle.

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Karen Abel works with slab-built clay, restrained use of glazes and heavy use of texture to reflect a tongueand-cheek view of everyday lifeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; idiosyncrasies: the neighborâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new truck, gossipy church ladies, and keeping up with the Joneses. Karen was a founder and Executive Director of artEAST Visual Art Center in Issaquah and works on a visual art facility in Bellevue.

Capriccio study #12 | $800 ITEM

Nasty Little Gossips | $325

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morganpetersondesign.com

Scientific Bar Set | $180 Glass, Copper, 21 x 8 x 4, 2018

2016

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This collaborative set of functional art was created by Pratt flameworking studio artists and instructors from a donation of scientific glassware made by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The shot glasses, swizzle sticks, and copper tag were handcrafted to accompany NOAA’s separatory funnel, used as a carafe.

Donegal Storyteller | $650 Collograph-printed muslin, woodblock prints, steel, 24 x 12 x 8, 2015

2017

Erin Sweeney lives and works in New Hampshire. She received her MFA in Book Arts and Printmaking from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, and a BFA in Sculpture from the Maine College of Art. Sweeney exhibits nationally and teaches book arts workshops at her Lovely in the Home Press. She is a faculty member at NHIA.

erinsweeney.net

Betty Archer

Bernie Funk

Bronze, 5 x 5 x 8, 2017

Marble, Canadian Chlorite, Metal, 12 x 22 x 9

2018

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Betty Archer is grateful for all the wonderful instructors at Pratt who help facilitate her goals of lifetime learning in arts and sciences. Betty received her BFA from the University of Washington and utilizes glass, bronze, stone and bone as mediums of expression.

Owl | $1500

2019

As a longtime Pratt supporter and student, Bernie delighted in trying his hand at almost everything Pratt had to offer. OWL is the proud result of one of the many classes taught by his beloved instructor, Sabah Al-Dhaher.

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the future is your vote | $400

Erin Sweeney

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Sabina Boehm, Donna Prunkard, Felicia Wartnik

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River Red Gum Hollowform | $575 Wood, 8 x 9 x 9, 2018

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Vase | $2000 Glass, 25 x 4 x 4

2021

Roger Parramore received his BA in Philosophy and an MA in English Literature for Western Carolina University. Later, he became a studio artist and founded the Parramore Color Company. His color is recognized around the world for its consistency and quality. What began as a small pet project has grown into an entity the artist would have never expected.

Davidlutrick.com

Lynne Hull

Julie Conway

Copper and brass, 10x10x17, 1992

Blown glass /gold leaf/ lighting components, 14 x 6 x 6, 2018

is known for its hardness 2022 Metal and permanence, and Lynne

Hull is challenged to create metalwork that is soft, sensual and organic in expression. Using the industrial metal spinning process for over 30 years, she has found herself shaping sheet metal into sculptural forms that explore our perceptions about metal and its properties. lynnehull.com

GLAÇON D’OR | $1500 ITEM

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Growing from Within | $580

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River Red Gum is a species of Australian eucalyptus, characterized by the red color of the wood and pockets of pitch throughout it. This vessel was shaped and hollowed out on the lathe, sanded, oiled and buffed. The top piece is made of wenge wood. Luttrick is a largely self-taught turner fortunate to have a number of colleagues that freely share their ideas and skills.

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David Lutrick

Conway, founder of 2023 Julie Illuminata Art Glass Design LLC,

creates spectacular environments with blown glass lighting, architectural installation and sculptures. Julie uses the medium for artistic expressions of refracted and reflected light, while simultaneously providing an intended artwork of functional design. Julie’s projects are installed across the US and abroad. illuminataglass.com

When Girls Fly | $1200 Fabric, mixed media, 24 x 24, 2018

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Andy Fallat

plane/radius | $600 Brass, steel, bronze, cherry, epoxy, 9x3.75x6, 2017

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The piece was recently hanging in the Making our Mark exhibition at the Bellevue Arts Museum. It is an infill plane for shaping one specific radius. Andy wanted to make a tool that was more aesthetic than functional but not for its embellishments.

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Niche 1 and Niche 2 | $1600 Ceramic, 17 x 12 x 7, 2017

architect. She started making pots and mending books at about the same time, which spurred her interest in physical and metaphoric containers. Myra works at Pratt Fine Arts Center, recently completed a two-year residency at Pottery Northwest, and is represented by Vetri Gallery.

Charles Spitzack Loan Shark | $600 Woodcut, 22 x 28, 2015

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Loan Shark is a woodblock print by Charles Spitzack, depicting a faceless figure with nothing more than a briefcase. The trophy antlers promote a feeling of confrontation, death, and conquest simultaneously. It is printed in the moku hanga style, using western oil inks.

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was raised by Midwestern 2025 Kaha intellectuals: an artist and an

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All her life Marita has made art from discarded materials. As a child her father would bring home binders of paper printed on one side that would become her drawing pads. Wire was another of his gifts, and they would make little creatures. Her mother sewed clothes and quilts, which gave Marita a love of old fabrics. She combines all of these unlike materials to make her art.

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Moon Study #2, Wall Brooch Series | $1100 Glass, steel, 12 x 12 x 6, 2018

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Helen_W_03-04-16--07AB | $1500 Pinhole Camera - Archival Pigment Print, 30 x 24, 2017

this series, Dan uses tradi2029 Intional 8 x 10 black-and-white

film in an homemade pinhole-camera to create wide-angle distortions with the cylindrical focal plane. By replacing the black-and-white values with subtle hues through successive pulling of curves in Photoshop, he interacts with and interprets the image. The Nude at Home is a subset of a larger pinhole-camera project begun in 1998.

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Stephanie Hargrave

Noble Golden

Encaustic, 14 x 14 x 2 each, 2017

Mixed media, paper, encaustic, 20 x 20, 2018

aim is to capture a 2030 Hargrave’s blend of abstracted botanical

and biological imagery in her work. These works were inspired by a small planthopper who evolved a mechanical gear, enabling it to jump extraordinarily fast. These pieces represent an abstract depiction of the ‘jet wash’ she imagined these bugs left in their wake. stephaniehargrave.com

Copper Tone | $1200

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The root of the creation is weaving, which displays the strength of complementary forms, tradition and lineage. Golden’s weaving work expands the library of forms, color schemes and textures. She works in an ancient tradition to achieve a contemporary and conceptual object that yet carries all the eternal. She hopes to achieve a soulfulness and meditative quality.

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Flit, Bound, Gather | $1800

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Melissa Misoda teaches glassblowing and is the owner of Misoda Glassblowing Studio. She received her BFA from Tyler School of Art and her MFA from Alfred University. Melissa is constantly inspired by the spontaneity of hot glass, and her work is influenced by the ever-changing aesthetic of adornment, our intimate views on beauty, and how we portray that on the outside.

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Layne Cook

Jesse England

Oil on panel, 30 x 24 x 1, 2011

Glass, wood, copper, resin, 23 x 13 x 2, 2017

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Cook splits life between Seattle and Green Valley, Arizona. She paints in oils and works in clay, and loves both mediums, which drawn her to make surfaces rich with color and depth. Afternoon Stroll is part of a series she created after returning from the Camino de Santiago in northern Spain. It captures her vision of the old cities encountered along the way.

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Afternoon Stroll | $1500

piece is a sculptural 2033 This flatwork. England utilized

sculpture techniques to create a two-dimensional artwork and this is why he is calling it a painting. jesseenglandart.com

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The Knitted Landscape: Pink Morning | $750 Etching, 19.5 x 23.5, 2016

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Part of a series of ongoing work in etching on looking at landscape as metaphor, Pink Morning is printed on one plate with the second color printed a la poupée. This scene in derived from photographs of the Lewis and Clark Trail and the idea of the landscape as a collective memory. The moody scene is complex yet beautiful, and Lynda tries to use the medium to reflect that.

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Drake Deknatel “I” | $1200 , 19.5 x 21.5, 1991 ITEM

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in New York City in 1943, 2035 Born Drake Deknatel lived between

Seattle and Berlin and spent his artistic life reinventing a place for his painting between representation and abstraction, the fact and the fiction. He moved between two cities with fluidity, relishing the passionate intellectuality of the German art scene and the interiority of his Seattle routine. He passed away in 2005. Donated from the collection of Bernie Funk.

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Mark Bennion

Drypoint, collage on panel, 18 x 12, 2018

Fresco, 16 x 20, 2011

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Mark Bennion is a painter and sculptor who has shown his work across the US, Canada and Europe since 1968. He has developed a unique painting process, which he calls fresco, using oil, dry pigment, ink and plaster on paper on a panel or canvas. He had an installation at MOG in Tacoma, WA, 2005 to 2007 and was featured in 2006 and 2008 at MONA in La Conner, WA.

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Flex | $2500

Blown glass, copper, mirror, 10 x 10 x 10, 2017

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Minhi is a Seattle based artist working primarily in blown glass and metal. She has been an artist in the Pacific Northwest since earning her BFA from Alfred University in 2010. ‘’Flex’’ was created in the Pratt Fine Arts Studio, by blowing molten glass into a copper cage. The construction of the cage was made entirely from hand forged and woven wire.

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Ritama Haaga

Galaxy 386 | $1200 Glass tile with glass cane drawings, glass powders, 19 x 16 x 1.5, 2018 ITEM

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The structures Kim makes are secondary to the investigations of balance, believability and kinetic potential of that which is inanimate. She is drawn to the texture of paper, the permanency of line, the act of the hand, and the significance of white space. Through measured mark-making, subtle color, and odd angles, the push and pull of weight distribution and dimensional collapse becomes apparent.

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Many Decks | $1000

is a glass caster and 2039 Ritama flameworker, painter in acrylic

and encaustic, maker of dioramas, calligrapher, and finder of objects. Galaxy 386 pays homage to the majestic, mysterious and goofy forces in the Universe. ritamastudio.com

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Evy Olsen Halvorsen

Acrylic on Paper, 45.5 x 34.75 framed, 1995

Oil on canvas, 22 x 24, 2017

Super Trouper | $1000

Lisa Hasegawa

Monoscreenprinting, 20 x 24, 2016

Lettepress, 11 x 11, 2018

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Kamla Kakaria Docks | $500

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‘’O’’ | $500

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Evy is drawn to creating a sense of space, color. Norway is a dramatic country, especially the islands that she calls home. Landscape dwells large in her consciousness. This space around us all weighs on her, as a comfort and a challenge. The images she’s drawn to may be a literal translation or an abstracted vision of terrain and memory.

Kamla Kakaria is a first-generation American of East Indian descent and spent her formative years between the East coast in the US and New Delhi, India. She received her MFA in printmaking from University of Washington in 2000. Kamla is the board president of Seattle Print Arts and the 2D Studio Manager at Pratt.

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Cuban-born Juan AlonsoRodríguez is a self-taught artist who moved to Seattle in 1982. Since then, his work has been exhibited throughout the continent and is included in the permanent collections of numerous museums, private organizations and public works. He has received numerous awards and serves on the Public Art Advisory Committee for the City of Seattle. Donated from the collection of Bernie Funk.

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Travelers | $700

This piece was printed collaboratively and spontaneously mostly using off-cuts from wood type. Letterpress printed in a non-traditional manner, the artists arranged the off-cuts in a circular pattern and rotated the paper with each new color, making slight adjustments to the off-cuts as well. Collaborator: Nova Askue

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Lawrence Pitre

Print, Lithograph, 7 plate, oil based ink, 15 x 22, 1996

Mixed (acrylic/fine paper), 18 x 24, 2012

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Linda investigates the representation of newborn infants as a metaphor for human vulnerability. Her goal has always been to represent an infant as ‘a figure’ deserving space on the page rather than the margins of art history. Paper is impermanent, fragile, and expendable; yet resilient (like babies).

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Pike Place 2012 | $1200 ITEM

Unnamed | $750

a washing and layering 2045 Using technique, Lawrence Pitre’s

piece was created based on continued changes within our city. The colors represent beauty and the essences of life. Yet our city is stunned by displacement and captivated by strawbosses. Each piece pertains to a spiritual adjustment; a likeness to meaningful conversations.

In place of | $1200

Monotype and acrylic ink, 35 x 27, 2015

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Much of Pam’s work is inspired by what she is reading at the moment. Whether it is Joseph Campbell’s wisdom in The Power of Myth or the latest scoop from Slate.com or the vivid descriptions by Louise Erdrich in The Plague of Doves, she is fascinated by the magic of words. This piece is a response to some old letters she read while in Italy in 2015.

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Daphne Minkoff

An Inner Strength Still Remains | $750 Collage, oil on panel, 12 x 16, 2015

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Daphne Minkoff combines painting with imagery photograph that represent excerpts of life, fleeting memory or mount momentary collection of a place. Daphne received her BFA from Indiana University and her MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. She teaches painting and drawing at North Seattle College and shows her work at the Linda Hodges Gallery in Seattle.

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Thu Nguyen

Yulia Chubotin

Oil on Linen, 16 x 20, 2017

Watercolor, 18 x 14, 2012

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Thu Nguyen creates realistic paintings with a sense of conceptual appeal, inspired by the work of Andrew Wyeth. Nguyen earned a BFA in painting at California State University and has since received multiple grants from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation and Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation. Her work is represented in public and private collections in the US and abroad.

Miles | $500

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This watercolor is done in the wet-on-wet technique, which, similar to musical improvisation, is free flowing and unpredictable, especially since no pencil under-drawings nor any optical devices were used. Yulia received her formal art education in Kiev, Ukraine and teaches watercolor workshops at Pratt.

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Facing Storm | $1800

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Taiko Suzuki

Annie Lewis

Handmade Paper, dri-pigment, 24 x 29, 2015

Fountain pen ink on paper, 22 x 18, 2018

Dream Through Night | $1500

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creating unique color combinations. With many years of experience in traditional Japanese papermaking, she often uses washi to introduce texture to her prints. Her luminous, dream-like works are influenced by expansive views of the Puget Sound and Northwest skies.

Annie has chosen to work with just a single medium and a single color as a means to calm a year of ‘up being down’ and ‘wrong being right’. Ink can express fragility and it can express rage. Process guides her work and ink lends itself quite well to the trial and error methods she seeks. Ink can spatter and create a mess. Possibly a beautiful mess.

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Lake Notes | $400

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Britt Rynearson

Block Print, 17.5 X 12, 2016

Fiber (polyester), 62 x 22 x .5, 2012

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has worked as a textile 2053 Britt artist for 15 years, primarily in

the Japanese method of arashi shibori. This piece was created by a drawing she made of the city of Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo. She created a textile repeat of just the slum areas of the city. This project raised money for War Child who does work in these slums to support women and girls. araeform.com

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Inna Peck

Sterling silver, shell, beach rock, 3.5 x 3 x 19, 2017

Glass, metal, 2017

of nature and a 2054 Appreciative collector of small forgotten

objects, Bonnie Hungate-Hawk pulls these passions together in her metalwork. This piece re-unites two small objects, creating homage to the worn bits and pieces which are the foundation of our world. Bonnie finds introspection in her studio and shares her passion as a maker with students at Seattle’s Garfield High School.

Ring Jewelry Set | $160 ITEM

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Connections VIII | $500

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Wall Flower is a two-color hand printed block print. Theresa is a story teller, and like a book or a song, her work does not speak to everyone. She wants her work to make you laugh, smile, and move or touch you in a way that cannot be put into words. Focusing on creating your own story is more important than sharing hers. Make Wall Flower your own story.

Kinshasa print shawl | $75 ITEM

Wall Flower | $425

Peck is a multimedia artist 2055 Inna primarily working with

glass. She enjoys working with glass in a way that features its ability to change with the light and focuses on ways to connect glass so it can move. These jewelry pieces are part of her jewelry line Inna Patina in a style called ‘chandelier tassel’. Pratt has been an integral part of her life as an artist and crafts person.

János Gábor Varga

Iron, 10 euro cent coin, 2.1 cm x 2.2 cm, 2012

Iron, 1 euro coin, 2.3 cmx 2.5 cm, 2012

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These primitive jewels were collected in the year 2525 from communities of European origin that lived in Northen China. They called themselves mediterranians and they still speak a mixed Latin-like language. These Europeans lived in ghettos, very isolated from the Asian community. Further studies would need to be conducted to identify the figure shown in the ring.

Artifact ring | $170

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This ring was found in 2525 and its origin is unknown. Some presume that it was made by someone with nostalgia for the earlier years. Others say that the artist was only attracted to the metal’s shiny look. It depicts a man with four hands and four legs, certainly some god or other divinity. The stars around him confirm this theory.

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Girl ring | $150

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Maru Almeida

Iron, 2 euro coin, 2.3 cm x 2.6 cm, 2012

‘’Wawona’’ Wood, Sterling Silver, Stainless Steel, 2 x1.75 x .5, 2018

primitive jewels were 2058 These collected in the year 2525 from

communities of European origin living in Northen China. They called themselves mediterraneans and they still speak a mixed Latin-like language. An old Mediterranean woman who owned these rings thinks this one features Europa herself with Zeus in the form of a bull. blindspotjewellery.com

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Zeus ring | $170

is part of a jewelry series 2059 Sail created with the reclaimed wood

from the 120-year-old schooner the Wawona after it was dismantled. The rich history of the wood, once belonging to a forest, submerged in water as a vessel, inspired Maru to make it sail off to a new journey. Maru was born and raised in Mexico. She now resides in Seattle, teaching and working as an artist.

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Kristen Scott

Sterling silver, 2.25 inch length, 2018

Sterling silver, 2 inch length, 2018

Gyre Earrings | $135

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Cheryl Matson

Asia Tail

Glass, 24 inches long, 2018

Glass beads, sterling silver findings, 1 x 24, 2018

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hollow glass beads with 2062 Blown shards of metallic glass melted

onto the surface. Cheryl teaches bead making and flame working classes at Pratt Fine Arts Center and is also the Flame Working Studio Coordinator. She is also the President of Fire and Rain, the local chapter of the International Society of Glass Beadmakers.

Beaded Necklace | $225 ITEM

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Meteor Shower | $350

As an architect, Kristen Scott looks to simplify and support the essence of a design concept. In jewelry design, the memory of a particular place has become her focus. She works with color and texture, shaping movement to create ever changing compositions that often make soft sounds to evoke a memory. These earrings explore quality of line, moving through space and time.

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Lineal Relic Earrings | $125

Tail is a citizen of the 2063 Asia Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma

and a proud member of the Urban Native community of the Pacific Northwest region. The same interest in patterns and systems that drives her paintings can be investigated in a new way with beads, and See pg. 4â&#x20AC;&#x201C;5 she has been recently enjoying making works that can be worn and lived with in a more intimate way.

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Handmade Writing Instrument | $165 Gabon Ebony, .75 X 5, 2018

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Turningsmith Studios specializes in fine hand-crafted writing instruments, uniquely turned and finished using sustainably sourced exotic, imported hardwoods, reclaimed and recycled materials. Artist and founder Daniel Pittsford teaches his synergistic blend of craft skills in Pratt’s Wood Studio.

Anna Skibska

Modern (necklace) | $250 Rubber foam, beads, 19 inch length, 2018 ITEM

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in fine arts, Anna 2065 Trained Skibska is recognized as a

sculptor, a professional artist who resides and creates in Seattle. She has participated in exhibitions all over the world, including local museums SAM, BAM, and the MoG. Skibska is a recipient of several awards and grants. annaskibska.com

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Hong Hoang

Ellen Harbison

Steel and Sterling Silver, 21 inch length, 2017

Jewelry, 17 inch length, 2018

jewelry allows Hong 2066 Making Hoang to explore form and

function, creating art that is wearable and versatile. She has been a contributing artist for the past five years. This piece was created at the Pratt’s Jewelry studio.

Octopus Garden Nest | $1195

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Over 600 fresh water pearls make up this Octopus Garden Nest necklace and earring set. Each pearl is wrapped with a hand made fine silver headpin and chained together with handmade sterling silver jump rings. Ellen was introduced to Pratt in 2004, and is now a regular instructor at Pratt’s Warm Shop.

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Wings | $325

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Felicia Wartnik

Noah Glassberg

Silver, Copper, Prismacolor Pencils, 18 inch length, 2018

Baltic amber set in silver, 1.5 x .75 x .5, 2018

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Baltic amber was personally 2069 The cut and polished to a high

cabochon, the silver setting cast in Prattâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s jewelry studio. Honey warmth and organic inclusions invoke a cosmic and dreamy world, the setting is designed to complement the stone and amplify light. Umbra, the darkest part of a solar shadow. Penumbra, the lighter surrounding shadow.

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Esther Ervin

Paul van den Bijgaart

Lamp worked glass beads, glass beads, brass clasp,, 26 x 0.5 x 0.5, 2017

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Creating one-of-a-kind jewelry in a variety of media is one of Esther Ervinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s several artistic pursuits. She recently had two breast-plate necklaces juried into the Beijing International Jewelry Exhibition and is currently working on 18 pieces of art to be installed in the Liberty Bank building in Seattle. She also has work in the SAM gift store.

Mandala Marble | $200

Flameworked Glass, 1 inch diameter, 2018

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Paul van den Bijgaartâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s creative exploration with glass began in 2007 at Red Deer College. He also attended the Haliburton School of the Arts and Sheridan College in Canada. Based in Beijing, Paul and his partner have taken their passion for the material and currently travel, teach, demonstrate and lecture throughout China to inspire an artistic movement in glass.

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Shades of Amber Necklace and Earrings | $170

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The flowers in this necklace were created using a complex technique of layering and blending colored pencil on a metal base, sparking vibrant colors and hues. The artist learned this technique from the very talented Deb Karash. The necklace takes inspiration from the hibiscus flower, bringing to mind images of leis and tropical paradise.

Umbra Penumbra | $150 ITEM

Paradise | $825

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Amy Glassberg

Micki Lippe

Silver, Sunstone, 1.5 x 2.5 x .125, 2018

Sterling silver, 22K gold, assorted beads, 28 inch length, 2017

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Amy Glassberg works in a variety of media with a strong focus in jewelry, glass, and metal. Amy mined the stone in this piece from Oregon. She earned her BFA from Cornish College of the Arts in 2006, with triple majors in sculpture, print, and photography. Amy was recently honored with the Jon and Mary Shirley Scholarship.

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Making jewelry offers Micki the pleasure of working with her hands and building things. This necklace was made in her Seattle studio. The Gathering Series reflects on the beauty of the forest, as if you were picking up all sorts of berries, twigs, pebbles, and went home to make a necklace out of what you gathered.

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Leslie Thiel

Donna Prunkard

Glass, copper, black onyx, stainless steel cable,, 17 x 4.5, 2018

Italian glass, sterling silver, 20 inch length, 2018

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Continuing on her journey as an artist, Leslie grows to be more involved with metals as well as continuing with glass. She likes to think of her work as simple and classic with a bit of whimsy put in, yet at the same time totally off the norm. Leslie would like to thank Pratt for its contributions in encouraging creativity. Enjoy this necklace/earring sculpture.

Against the Grain | $320

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Donna Prunkard is a glass artisan who loves being part of a studentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first experience with molten glass at Pratt. Her profession as a research scientist allows her to use her analytical and creative skills at the same time. Donnaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s glass jewelry has been exhibited internationally. The two large focal beads in this necklace are blown hollow beads.

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FEED ME | $475

Gathering | $700 ITEM

Ray Gun | $250

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Cast sterling silver, 1 x 1 x .5, 2017

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David Chatt

Three Bottle Necklace | $1600 Glass beads and found objects, 23 inch length, 2016

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Chatt has spent more than thirty years sewing tiny glass beads one to the next. He seeks the perfect combination of technique, medium and concept. The irony of employing this laborious technique in a world where speed and efficiency is so highly valued, allows him to bring fresh attention to objects that one might imagine have already been fully considered.

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Rocket Brooch and Galaxy Chain | $135 Peridot, Silver, Mokume Gane, Brass, Copper, 90 x 4 x 8, 2018

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Monica Street is a teaching artist, jeweler and surfer. Former VP of the Seattle Metals Guild, she currently teaches Jewelry Making for Seniors at Pratt and works at the Jewelry Lab in North Seattle College. Rocket Brooch and Galaxy Chain combines her love of metal smithing with circuitry. This LED galaxy is battery powered and it turns on by pressing the Peridot space debris.

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Tina Negriâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Skull Ring was originally created by a vintage skull piece that was found at an Antique Market. A wax piece was made of the skull and connected to two others to form the three skulls that are on this ring. It was then cast in Sterling Silver, and hand forged and oxidized in Sterling Silver. Tina Negri sells her jewelry in several boutiques across the US.

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Skull Ring | $400

Screenprinting Party for 10 + Serigraph with Kerstin Graudins | $750 Serigraphy, 18 x 24, 2009

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The winning bidder will share the fun with up to nine friends during this four-hour introduction to screen printing, courtesy of Seattle artist Kerstin Graudins. You will create stencils and screen print your own designs on t-shirts, fabric, and paper. The party will be scheduled on a mutually agreeable date in 2018 at Pratt Fine Arts Center.

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a special spoon carving 2080 Enjoy class for up to four, teaching you

how to carve wooden cooking spoons, plus a take home gift of two spoons from the artist. Expires April 28, 2019.

Private Glassblowing Experience for Four with Jeanne Marie Ferraro | $650

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Experience the dramatic art of glassblowing in Prattâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fully-equipped hot shop in a four-hour private lesson for you and up to three guests. Multidisciplinary artist and veteran Pratt instructor Jeanne Ferraro will teach your group to gather, blow, and shape molten glass into a variety of objects. Tools and materials included. The lesson will be scheduled on a mutually agreeable date before April 28, 2019.

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Spooncarving Experience for 4 with Tom Henscheid | $450

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Ring in the New Year at Chihuly Garden and Glass! You and one guest willl enjoy delicious appetizers and desserts, dance to the Michael Benson Band and champagne toast at midnight with the extraordinary view of Seattleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most iconic fireworks display through the stunning Glasshouse. Party is 21+, ID required. All guests should arrive by 10pm.

Sleepless in Seattle | $700 ITEM

Celebrate NYE at Chihuly Garden and Glass! | $500

on Lake Union. You pick the two-night stay. Sleeps four in the 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, recently remodeled floating home. Purchaser has the option to be dropped off by boat. Expires April 28, 2020. Courtesy of Roger and Nancy MacPherson!

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a stay on this 2083 Enjoy Architectural Dream Houseboat

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You and three guests get to attend one concert during the 2018 Summer Concert Series at Chateau Ste. Michelle. Includes pre-concert reception featuring tasty hors dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;oeuvres, a selection of award-winning wines, and desserts from the Peacock Lounge. The winning bidder takes home a 3-750ml box set of Chateau Ste. Michelle 2014 Artist Series on the night of the concert.

up to 15 of your favorite 2085 Bring people to OOLA Distillery and

see how the magic happens. Go deep into production details with one of our distillers and walk through the process from grain to bottle. A tasting of our award-winning spirits is included. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the perfect start to a night out on Capitol Hill! Expires April 28, 2019. ooladistillery.com

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Ooh La La! A Behind-the-Scenes Private Tour & Tasting | $450 ITEM

Chateau Ste. Michelle 2018 Summer Concert VIP Experience for 4 | $795

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Live Auction Match! Dale and Leslie Chihuly recognize the tremendous contributions made by Pratt’s donating artists and believe that they are worth far more than their stated value. As such, Dale and Leslie will generously match the amount bid over value (winning bids only), dollar for dollar up to $10,000, at tonight’s Live Auction. Our gratitude goes to Dale and Leslie for their support of Pratt’s Blast into the Future Auction!

Board Liquor Cabinet Anne Briggs

Cherry and ebony, 2018

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This package, donated by Pratt’s Board of Directors, provides a stellar variety of spirits, and includes a beautiful wood cabinet hand-crafted from cherry and ebony by Pratt’s instructor Anne Briggs. Best of all, proceeds from the sale of this item directly fund the Edwin T. Pratt scholarship for the 2018-2019 award cycle. anneofalltrades.com/ NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION

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Paul Cunningham Finn Bowl | $600 Blown glass, 7 x 14, 2017

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Paul Cunningham was born and raised in Seattle, and has been a part of the vibrant glass scene for 30 years. He took his first class at Pratt in 1984, and has taught there on occasion since. The Finn Bowl is classic in form and incorporates a color application designed to give the vessel a distinctive pop. You will find his work included in collections around the globe. cunninghamglass.com

Naoko Morisawa

Liberation - State of mind | $700 Handcrafted, oil-stained, wood and paper mosaic, 11.25 x 9.25, 2018 ITEM

Wood is an important component in Naokoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s art. The life of a tree and the energy in each grain of wood are why she uses wood. Her artwork is hand-made of thousands of very small slices of natural and oil-dyed (wood) chips on board. She likes to incorporate the patterns in the wood and enhance them with oil-stain. The variety of wood grain is very beautiful and the pattern is never the same. The combinations of natural and oil-stained grains create interesting shadows and impressions. She is currently developing a new body of work using other materials such as paper and cardboard in addition to wood-mosaic. Upcoming shows: Frederick Holmes Gallery 2018, and Edmond Public Art Installation 2018. Represented by Frederick Holmes Gallery, Seattle.

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Buster Simpson

Pair Salmon Can Lid with Rib Cage | $1000 Aircraft grade aluminum, marine plywood, glass, paint, diffraction grating, refractive tapes, steel, monofilament, rubber and limestone counter weight., 8 x 1.2 x 30, 1986

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Buster Simpson received his MFA in Sculpture from the University of Michigan in 1969. He has been selected for numerous public commissions over the past four decades. Conceived in 1978, these urban lures have evolved, based on consumers’ response. When properly hung, these wind vanes respond to the wind, oscillating as if swimming or spawning. During windy weather, the longer the line, the more the fish wind vane simulates an ocean-like swim; the shorter the line, the swifter the current and metal fatigue. The lures have often been deployed to bring attention to environmental issues. Simpson’s commissions include Anthropocene Beach, Seattle Seawall, Sound Transit Station, and collectively trying to repurpose the Battery Street Tunnel. bustersimpson.net

Henry Jackson-Spieker Capsule Light | $750

Cast bronze and blown glass, 19 x6 x6, 2018

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Henry Jackson-Spieker is a sculptor working primarily in glass and bronze. He started working with these materials at the age of 13 here at Pratt. By blowing the glass into the bronze they become permanently joined, the glass responding to the See pg. 4–5 rigid form of the bronze. Jackson-Spieker explores the push and pull of opposing forces that cause an unstable existence but ultimately give way to a balanced unified duality. Combining different mediums creates a source of tension and conflict. By incorporating physical tension, positive and negative space, rigid and fluid lines, as well as organic and architectural forms he is able to explore these points of conflict and challenge the traditional characteristics of each medium. Skill Artistry Award Winner

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Steve Jensen

Wooden Canoe | $1500 Oil on recycled wood with boat resin & artist made, 19 x 23, 2017

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Steve Jensen has been a working artist for over 30 years. The image of the boat is meant to symbolize a voyage or journey, perhaps the voyage to the other side, or the journey into the unknown. The image is very personal to Jensen as it incorporates his background growing up and around boats and boat building, his Scandinavian heritage, and his own personal journey of recovery from extreme grief and loss. In 2016 through 2018 Steve solo exhibited the series Voyager at SAM Gallery, BIMA, MoNA, Foss Maritime Museum, Vashon Center for the Arts and Northwind Arts Center in Port Townsend. Steve was also featured by KCTS and PBS News Hour with Stephen Hegg. stevejensenstudios.com

Chris Abrass

Seaweed in the Current | $1250 Paper, 20 x 13 x 1, 2018

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Chris Abrass, a retired Physician and Professor of Medicine, studied jewelry and metals at Pratt Fine Arts Center. Chris became known for her brooches, popular with professional women entering the workforce. Chrisâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; recent wearable sculpture takes advantage of the expanded color pallet and light weight of paper. Chrisâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; necklaces and brooches reside in numerous private collections, including former Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright. Chris has a passion for beach combing. Seaweed in the Current was inspired by the effects of light and currents on the diverse habitat of the sea.

Jite Agbro

A reflection | $1100 Mixed media print on wax paper, 43 x 18, 2018

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Jite Agbro is a Seattle printmaker. Her work focuses on non-verbal communication, the process of exchanging shared cultural, psychological, and imaginative cues between people. She is interested in the way we as human beings project ourselves and our identities into the greater public space. Her interest is in creating visual representations of status and using them to capture stories and un-cover the subtle experiences of symbolic expression. She wishes to exhume the buried and unexamined assumptions by which we negotiate culture and construct our images of other people and ourselves. jiteagbroart.com

Martha Collins Cosmos | $2000 Wood, 2 x 3.6 x 2, 2018

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Martha Collins weaves wood. Using different specie of wood and either natural or dyed veneers, she creates patterns through a process of lamination, slicing, re-arranging and re-laminating. The piece is revealed in the lathe turning. For 40 years she has pursued this passion creating jewelry, spirit bowls and tableware. She participated in American Craft Exposition, Glencoe IL, and received the Distinction in Wood Award at Crafts Boston in December 2017. Martha is currently teaching and giving presentations. Cosmos was created for the 2018 Pratt Art Auction, with 13 different species and maple veneer. There are 1000 pieces in it. studiomarthacollins.com NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION

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Dawn Endean

Uninvited Guest | $700 Monotype and Itaglio print, 28.5 x 23, 2017

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Dawn Endean has been making art for over 30 years and has been working primarily as a printmaker since 2010. From within the convention of portraiture, this body of work depicts departed lives, both real and invented. Endean’s figurative prints explore themes of transience, impermanence and transformation. This print was created by combining multiple layers of painted imagery with a shellac plate intaglio image. While the intaglio image is repeated within a limited series, each piece is unique. Juror’s Excellence Award Winner dawnendean.com

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Jan Branham Wash Day | $500

Collagraph with Chine Colle, 24 x 30, 2016

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Presently Jan is involved in creating a body of work that she calls ANSISTERS. Her work incorporates collage and print making such as etching, linocut, woodblock, collagraph, as well as a mixing of media to satisfy her image creation curiosity. The subject matter of her art is inspired by small snapshots that were taken in the 1920s, 30s, 40s, and 50s. She has chosen interesting individuals from these small snapshots and presented them in a much larger format. She is striving to create her own visual stories of people whom she only knows from a photograph. janbranham.net

Rickie Wolfe

Falling Fast | $1800 metal and paper, 12 x 14 x 10, 2015

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Rickie Wolfe’s work is rooted in process and the investigation of structure. Falling Fast and the wall mounted sculpture reference calligraphy, hives, and unearthed treasures. She is drawn to the tension between the raw metal and the delicate elements; fragile yet strong. Using fibers and paper is significant to her work as it call upon her roots as a printmaker. Rickie Wolfe received her BFA from Cornish College of the Arts. She is the coordinator for the print department at Pratt Fine Arts Center where she also teaches. Juror’s Excellence Award Winner rickiewolfe.com

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Taylor Ames

Die Eltern | $2000 Glass, 8x8x8, 2017

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Taylor Ames has been working in glass since 2011 and first encountered the material in 2003. Through production and assisting artists he hopes to develop and expand glass as an infinite material. Conceptual Visionary Award Winner

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Lee Campbell Voyage | $4500

Cast bronze/Cast glass, 9.5 x 6 x 25.5, 2018

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Lee Campbell has been working and taking classes at Pratt for close to 20 years. He was attracted to Pratt as a place that he could learn how to blow glass, but soon found out that playing with hot molten material was fun, so started glass casting, and bronze casting as well. For many years Lee was the teaching assistant to the bronze casting and glass casting classes. Voyage combines cast bronze and cast glass, represents the continuing trip of becoming an artist, and holds dreams of future travels. Juror’s Excellence Award Winner

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Raven Skyriver Primavera | $1800

Solid Sculpted glass, 3x6x5, 2018

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Raven Skyriver started blowing glass at the age of sixteen. Raven’s mentor, Lark Dalton, taught him how to build glass blowing equipment and trained him in the traditional Venetian technique. In 2003, Raven was invited to join the Williams Morris team. Raven shows his work nationally and internationally. For Raven, growing up in the Pacific Northwest on a small island translated into ample time on and around the water. Some of his most memorable moments in life are those of having his first salmon on the line, or a humpback whale feeding off the bow of his kayak. These unforgettable experiences dictate the work he makes today. He attempts to capture the essence of the animals that he depicts, and speak to the viewer’s own understanding of these creatures. He also hopes to draw into question the delicate balance of nature that is often taken for granted.

Gerard Tsutakawa Untitled | $2500 Metal, 9.5 x 4.5 x 4, 1993

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Gerard Tsutakawa’s designs are a confluence of the cultures and traditions of the Pacific Rim. Gerard grew up with a rich heritage of Japanese design creativity and sensibility combined with a lifetime spent in the Pacific Northwest’s beautiful natural environment. In addition, exposure to the esthetics of cultures around the Pacific Rim instilled a humanistic approach to his creative process. Donated from the collection of Bernie Funk.

Ricardo Duque Wildfire | $2600

Acrylic /resin, 36 x 48, 2017

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Ricardo Cortez Duque was born in Chicago in 1965 and now lives in Seattle. He makes paintings, drawings, sculptures and mixed media artworks. By exploring the concept of landscape in a nostalgic way, Duque creates intense personal moments masterfully created by means of rules and omissions, acceptance and refusal, luring the viewer round and round in circles. His paintings don’t reference recognizable form. The results are deconstructed to the extent that meaning is shifted and possible interpretation becomes multifaceted. ricardoduque.com

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Nina Casson McGarva Faded Curl | $2800 Glass, 20 x 8 x 10, 2015

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Nina Casson McGarva was born in England, and grew up in rural central France. Nina studied at the National French Glass School, then at The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Bornholm. Her work is inspired by details she finds in nature and creates her own abstraction that builds into a complex sculpture. Nina has been part of two Artist residency programs in the US, one at Starworks in Star NC, and the Eair Program at Pilchuck Glass school in Stanwood,WA. She has shown her work in exhibitions in Europe and in the US. ninacassonmcgarvaglass.com

Boyd Sugiki & Lisa Zerkowitz Rainbowâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s End | $3500 Glass, 8 x 24 x 8, 2017 ITEM

Boyd Sugiki and Lisa Zerkowitz met as graduate students at the Rhode Island School of Design in the early 1990s. After completing their degrees, they moved to Seattle, where they operate Two Tone Studios. Their work takes them all over the United States, Canada and overseas, for retail and wholesale shows, exhibitions, teaching opportunities and as visiting artists. Rainbowâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s End, a collaboration piece between the two, is inspired by hope. Both Sugiki and Zerkowitz have been involved with Pratt for over 20 years.

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Rik Allen

Soladay Mir 88 | $4800 ITEM

Blown Glass, Silver leaf, 14 x 7 x 7, 2018

Allen was born in Providence, 20 Rik Rhode Island, and has a B.A. in

Anthropology from Franklin Pierce University (NH). In 1995, Rik came to the Northwest to work at Pilchuck Glass School, and also become a member of the Williams Morris sculpture team, specializing in engraving, cutting, and finishing glass sculpture for 12 years. This work reflects Rik Allenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s interest in vessels of exploration. Sculpting many incarnations of a simple icon has brought him to explore its folds of cultural and personal projections; as ship, exploration, vessel, as well as curiosity, self and journey. www.rikallen.com rikallen.com

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This tour is an exciting opportunity to visit the only Flurbian sanctioned Art Studio on Colony B104. As you and up to 7.3 of your friends are toured through the studios in the beautiful Skagit Valley, you will enjoy the finest Gurlox Ales, rare Helsidius-K15 wines, and delicate cheeses from Cresnorian 6-horned nexus cows, all while breathing a relaxing, balanced mix of 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and 0.03% carbon dioxide. The Unique studios have all of the latest Flurbian technologies, as well as Shelley and Rikâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s private studios and gardens. A rare opportunity, even for Flurbians. Expires April 28, 2019. rikallen.com muzylowski.com NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION

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Kelly O’Dell Coil | $5200 ITEM

Blown and sculpted gass, with steel stand, 21 x 11 x 6, 2012

O’Dell was born in Seattle in 22 Kelly 1973, raised in Hawai’I, and now

lives in the Pacific Northwest. While seeking her college education years later, Kelly discovered glass as her primary focus at the University of Hawai’i. It is fascinating and devastating that our presence as one species has so much impact on the delicate balance of life. Through glass sculpture, Kelly’s work explores themes of Memento Mori, as well as extinction, preservation, and origin. The Ammonite, an intelligent coiled-up cephalopod, became extinct 65 Million years ago, leaving impressions in its habitat to fossilize. We learn from the past to be responsible for the future. Kelly hopes the presence of her artwork in the world could serve as a reminder, or Memento, of this. kellyodellglass.com NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION

Anna Skibska Futuristic | $3900 ITEM

Glass, 13 x 12 x 12, 2018

Skibska is a professional artist 23 Anna who resides and creates in Seattle.

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She has participated in exhibitions all over the world, including local museums SAM, BAM, and the MoG. Skibska is a recipient of several awards and grants.

Junko Yamamoto

Catching strawberries | $2800 ITEM

Oil on canvas, 36 x 36, 2013

work, Junko explores space 24 Inandhermemories. The space between

atoms, cells, between people, objects, air, stars, water and sky; the cosmic glue which holds us and the universe together. She likes to push and pull, bringing other dimensions. Unity as a whole is her foundation. Her process combines brush painting, layers of color and shapes, that give printmaking a stamp-like quality. Brush strokes mimic calligraphy gestures she used to practice in her youth. The layering process is enhanced by her use of color and shape, suggesting textile, landscape and familiar pop culture. junkoyamamoto.com NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION

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Private Encaustic Workshop and Gourmet Lunch with Alicia Tormey | Priceless and up to five friends will enjoy 25 You a One-Day Private Encaustic

Painting Workshop in the studio of Seattle artist Alicia Tormey. In addition to exploring encaustic, your day of creating will also include a fully catered gourmet lunch and a champagne happy hour toast for you and your companions. Connect with family and friends while creating an original work of art. Participants must be over the age of 18 and your workshop must be booked at least six weeks in advance of your desired date. More workshop details available at www.aliciatormey.com aliciatormey.com

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Genna Draper

Lincoln Park | $4000 ITEM

Mixed Media on Wood • Paper, Acrylic, Resin, 84 x 48 x 1.5, 2016

Park was the first in a series 26 Lincoln created by Canadian artist Genna

Draper, to celebrate her new home in Seattle. The view of a favorite path, the nod to mid century design, a vibrant palette, and high gloss finish reminiscent of glass were all purposely chosen to express her excitement and appreciation of the things she fell in love with here. Found in collections across North America, Draper creates striking mixed media paintings with varying degrees of representation, provoking curiosity and deeper exploration. She wants your walls to speak volumes. gennadraper.com

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Blast Off to New York City | Priceless off to the Big Apple and stay at 27 Blast the Hyatt Centric Times Square

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Hotel, see the play “Straight White Men” at the Helen Hayes Theater on Broadway, starring Tom Skerritt and Armie Hammer. After the show you will get to go backstage for a special tour and Meet and Greet with Tom Skerritt! Enjoy a gift card for restaurants under the Union Square Hospitality Group umbrella: Gramercy Tavern, Marta, Union Square Cafe, and more. Package includes two round-trip tickets on Alaska Airlines. Enjoy your stay in the city that never sleeps! Valid July 23 - September 9, 2018.

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Patrick Maher Outpost | $4200 ITEM

Forged steel; wood base, 14 x 8 x 8, 2018

Maher studied at the Art 28 Patrick Institute of Boston and Cornish

College of Art in Seattle. While at Cornish, he worked with a local blacksmith where he discovered he had a talent for metal. He spent five years learning the craft from experienced blacksmiths, which gave him a diverse understanding of machines, tooling and styles of production, which added a unique layer to his Fine Art background. He has worked collaboratively with artists and designers, as well as the community when making public work. On his own time, he enjoys making sculptures that allow him to play with subject and material. reddoorstudiosllc.com

Jenny Pohlman & Sabrina Knowles

Untitled, Liberation Spear series 2018 | $3000 ITEM

Sculpted glass, forged steel, beads, 41 x 4 x 3.5, 2018

a Pratt instructor, Jenny taught 29 As students all about glass as an artistâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

material at Cleveland, Franklin and Rainier Beach High Schools. She retired from the program in 2000 and immediately arranged funding for a teen scholarship program at Pratt, which has become the Pohlman Knowles Teen Fund. Jenny and Sabrina have supported this fund annually since 2000 through the donation of a Liberation Spear. All proceeds from this offering will support the Pohlman Knowles scholarship! pohlmanknowles.com NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION

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Jenny Pohlman & Sabrina Knowles

Untitled, Homage series | $6500 ITEM

Sculpted, polished glass; steel, 27 x 5.5 x 6, 2018

Knowles and Jenny 30 Sabrina Pohlman are celebrating 25 years of

collaboration this year. Their first collaborative effort was an auction donation to Pratt Fine Arts Center in 1993, introducing the figurative forms which have evolved into the Homage series. Their intent with this series is to evoke emotion through simple gesture, a nod of the head, the bent shoulders - reverence, an homage to each other. Throughout their collaborative journey their intent has been to create works that embody our common humanity and invites viewers to reflect. pohlmanknowles.com NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION

Martin Blank Lotus | $8500

Hot Sculpted Glass, 15 x 11 x 15, 2018

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Martin Blankâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work reveals his personal evolution from the fundamental study of form and motion to a sensual dance with textures, forms, and energy that reflect the subtle yet powerful resonance of human landscapes. Blank responds intuitively to formal relationships of objects to each other and the space in which they exist, often highlighting a void that is as potent and real as the sculptures themselves. Blankâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work can be seen in galleries and museum collections throughout the world. martinblankstudios.com/ NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION

Ethan Stern Curve | $7800 ITEM

Blown and Wheel Cut Glass, 17 x 7.5 x 3, 2018

inspiration from the 32 Drawing American Brilliant Cut Glass of the

late 19th century, Ethan Stern’s piece Curve celebrates the tradition of this historical art form. A Seattle-based artist, Ethan got his first job at Pratt 15 years ago, bagging glass used to charge the furnace. He has since been a student and instructor. His work is widely exhibited and held in museum collections internationally. ethanstern.com NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION

JP Canlis

Miniature Wheat | $4500 ITEM

Glass, 20 X 9.4 X 4.4

and completion are the 33 Simplicity most important elements of

Jean-Pierre Canlis’ work. He wants the viewer to walk away settled, feeling the art has a sense of completion. Art has always been JP’s greatest passion. JP worked with Dale Chihuly before pursuing his own business, Canlis Glass, which pushes the boundaries of glass art as we know it. JP’s passion for glassmaking, combining his technical ability with very personal concepts and curiousity, evolve with each glass creation. From large-scale installations gracing hotel lobbies to individual works on collectors’ yachts, JP’s artwork is making an impact worldwide.

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Georgia Gerber Hawk Owl | $3600 ITEM

Bronze, 17 x 11 x 7, 2017

Gerber has over 70 public 34 Georgia installations throughout the

country, including Rachel the Pig at Pike Place Market and the Cows, Frogs and Turtles at University Village. Gerber grew up in rural Pennsylvania, studied art and bronze casting at Bucknell University, then came west for her MFA at the UW. Her first post-graduate casting was at Pratt, before spending the next 33 years working from her studio/foundry/gallery on Whidbey Island. Gerber feels a connection with the natural world. She is comfortable around animals, and her sculpture has always been inspired by their beauty and grace. She enjoys pushing shapes beyond realistic - sometimes for a whimsical effect, sometimes purely for the rhythm of the lines and her sense of aesthetics. georgiagerber.com NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION

Catherine Eaton Skinner Still Light IV | $6000 ITEM

Photoencaustic, oil, paper on panel, 24 x 24 x 2, 2017

Eaton Skinner’s work 35 Catherine explores the natural world, its

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intricacies and energies that require a fine balance. A multidisciplinary artist, Skinner incorporates painting, encaustic, sculpture, printmaking and photography. Landscapes – nature organized for visual pleasure or expressive meaning – seem to be disappearing from our fast-moving world. Instead we are continually assaulted by an indiscriminate barrage of news, information and images. Still Light IV represents the memory of what landscape was and can be, a meditation on the silence of forest, sky and water. Still Light IV is printed on Moab Entrata natural rag paper mounted on panel, finished with layers of encaustic wax, then infused with multiple layers of oil stick. Catherine is represented in Seattle by Abmeyer + Wood Fine Art. ceskinner.com NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION

Preston Singletary

Killer Whale Totem | $5000 ITEM

Cast glass, 18 x 5.5 x 5.5, 2018

art of Preston Singletary has 36 The become synonymous with the

relationship between European glass blowing traditions and Northwest Native art. His artworks feature themes of transformation, animal spirits and shamanism through elegant blown glass forms and mystical sand carved Tlingit designs. Singletary learned the art of glassblowing by working with artists in the Seattle area including Benjamin Moore and Dante Marioni. Now recognized internationally, Singletaryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s artworks are in museum collections worldwide. prestonsingletary.com NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION

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Julie Speidel

Eucalyptus Necklace | $900 ITEM

Copper with blue green patina, 6.5 x 9 x 1, 1983

renowned Northwest sculptor 37 This began her artistic career making

jewelry and taking classes at Pratt. Speidel often works at the intersection between figuration and abstraction, suggesting the human form through combinations of elegantly simple shapes. Eucalyptus Necklace is is an early design from her personal collection. Its organic shape is hand made from copper circles with a blue/green patina. juliespeidel.com

Seattle Metals Guild

Precious Orbital Debris (AKA Fancy Space Junk!) | $2250 ITEM

Mixed Media, 33 inch length, 2018

piece is a collaborative effort of 38 This the Seattle Metals Guild (SMG).

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Founded in 1989, they are a celebrated community of jewelers, metalsmiths, artists, and makers. The artists involved in making this amazing piece are Jennifer Stenhouse, Anne Randall, Bonnie Hungate-Hawk, Micki Lippe, Drew McKibben, Virginia Causey, Kinsey Jackson, Tory Herford, Alex Seitz, Peggy Foy, Michele Christiansen, Jean Shaffer, Maru Almeida, Helen Cowart, Kiraya Kestin, and Tisha Abrahamsen. Clasp by Jennifer Stenhouse. seattlemetalsguild.org

Norman Lundin

Study: Dark Still Life #1 | $1200 ITEM

Mixed media, 17 x 20 framed, 1989

Lundin’s work focuses on 39 Norman the void. Looking at his subjects he

hopes to find interest in the emotionally mundane. Using negative spaces and a muted, often gray, color pallette, Lundin explores the subtleties of light and space. His work involves everyday objects and focuses on visual engagement over conceptualism. This piece was donated from the private collection of Bernie Funk.

Cuban Bliss: Humidor, Cigars, Glasses & Rum

Len Lewicki, Kim McIntyre, Boyd Sugiki and Lisa Zerkowitz | $1750 ITEM

Walnut and tiger maple veneer, Spanish cedar, 12.5 x 10 x 5, 2018

a sampling of hand-rolled 40 Enjoy cigars produced by Latin America’s

best cigar makers. Protect your cigars in a beautiful high gloss humidor made by Kim McIntyre, Pratt’s Wood Studio Manager and founder of McIntyre Furniture, where she creates functional and sustainable designs. Your very special humidor is made from walnut and tiger maple veneer and lined with aromatic Spanish cedar, which is highly sought after due to the flavor it adds to tobacco. Savor Cuban rum in two handcrafted glasses created by artists Lisa Zerkowitz and Boyd Sugiki of Two Tone Studios. Cigars and rum provided courtesy of Len Lewicki. twotonestudios.com and mcintyrefurniture.com

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Juan Alonso-Rodriguez Rage | $2000

Acrylic on Paper, 40 x 27, 1988

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Juan Alanso-Rodrigues is a Cubanborn Northwest artist who creates work dealing with themes of identity, personal politics, the struggle of connection and culture, and the beauty in what has been weathered and warn. His work explores growth and decay, the human condition, and the way we relate to each other and the environment. This piece was donated from the collection of Bernie Funk.

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Walkabout with Tim Durkan plus Two “First Glass” tickets to a Space Needle Grand Reopening Event | Priceless Durkan’s ‘Pretty and the Gritty’ 42 Tim style of photographs have been seen

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by millions and featured on local and national news. NBC’s Lester Holt recently toured the streets of Seattle with Tim, and now is your chance to walk around the city learning Tim’s tricks of the trade! Included in this package is a 20 x 30 metal print of his iconic ‘Blood Red Eclipse’ super-moon over the Space Needle - his most famous picture to date. And on June 30th, 2018 you and one guest will also get to attend the unveiling of the Space Needle’s historic renovation. Take a spin on the world’s first and only rotating glass floor and enjoy a preview of their re-imagined menu in this special, invitation-only event! Tim Durkan’s certificate is valid for up to three people and expires on April 28th, 2019. Participants must be 21 years or older. timdurkan.com

Mary Molyneaux Saint Michel | $1500 ITEM

Collage, acrylic on two panels, 16 x 40 x 3, 2015

Molyneaux’s mixed media 43 Mary paintings occupy the space between

abstraction and representation. The artist explores the collage technique of multiple overlays of paper, ink, and acrylics revealing a struggle to realize a final solution. The surface reveals subtle elements that lie beneath soft colors and vibrant shapes. Molyneaux has been a practicing artist for over thirty years working in a variety of media including 2- and 3-D forms. She received her bachelors’ degree at Central Missouri University. Further study was completed at the University of Tennessee, Oregon School of Arts and Crafts. molyneauxart.com

Patricia Davidson Spring | $1200 ITEM

Sculpted Glass, 9 x 9 x 9, 2016

color, light and a love of 44 Nature, formal sculpture are the driving

forces behind Patricia’s art. She has experience creating site-specific architectural works, lighting and gallery pieces. Patricia has been exhibiting her art for the past 20 years both nationally and internationally, and received numerous awards and scholarships for her artwork. Her work is in several private collections and international museums. She is an instructor at Pratt and at the Museum of Glass. patriciadavidson.com

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Virginia Hungate-Hawk Gathering Blue | $500 ITEM

Etching and Cyanotype, 16 x 20, 2018

printmaking instructor at Pratt, 45 AVirginia Hungate-Hawk received her

MFA in Printmaking from the University of Notre Dame and her BA in Studio Art and Geography from Macalester College. Her work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally. In her etchings, she makes marks that accumulate and coalesce to become larger configurations. This process of making etchings involves a contemplative process of gathering lines, in a steadily increasing quantity that come together and group. virginiadorothy.com

Tom DeGroot

Zen Gardens 16 | $600 ITEM

Unique Serigraph, 18 x 18, 2017

DeGroot is a Seattle resident, 46 Tom and long-time student of Zen. These

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works were produced during his recent time as Professional Artist in Residence at Pratt Fine Arts Center in Seattle. He thanks Pratt for his first adventure in printmaking, and thinks of these unique serigraphs (each one is different) as Zen Garden studies. Tom DeGrootâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work is in the collections of King County Portable Works, Tacoma Art Museum, Museum of Northwest Art and the Microsoft Art Collection, as well as many private collections. He received a GAP Grant from Artist Trust in 2007, and is represented by Traver Gallery in Seattle. tomdegroot.com

Larry Calkins & Becky Street

Rooster and Fox Portrait | $600 ITEM

Drypoint, 25 x 13, 2017

Calkins and Becky Street are 47 Larry both Pratt instructors and collabora-

tors on a series of monoprints and dry points called back40 prints. Larry is a mixed media artist and teacher. Becky is a printmaker and designer. Larry provides cut-out silhouettes and drawings inspired by his own family of pets. Becky adds color, pattern and composition to create a narrative for each piece. The results are often serious and humorous at the same time. The Rooster and Fox Portrait is an example of collaborating artistsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; interpretations. calkinsart.com

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Janis Miltenberger (2017 Grants for Artist Projects recipient & 2015 EDGE Program Graduate), Reckless Gift (detail), borosilicate glass, 2015. Photo: Peter Kuhnlein.

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Auction 33RD ANNUAL FINEFine ARTArt AUCTION

Artist & Experience Index A

Abel, Karen 39 Abrass, Chris 63 Agbro, Jite 64 Albrecht, Daniel 38 Albro, Tina 23 Al-Dhaher, Sabah 37 Allen, Rik 70 Almeida, Maru 50 Alonso-Rodriguez, Juan 46, 81 Ames, Taylor 5, 66 Archer, Betty 40 Astley, Wyly 25

Bako, Pat 26 Balshor, Susan 17 Batty, Theresa 24 Bennion, Mark 45 Birinyi, Becky 31 Birmingham, Abbie 30 Blank, Martin 75 Boehm, Sabina 40 Borcherding, Brooke 29 Boss, Lydia 39 Bowman, Brandon 17 Branham, Jan 65 Briggs, Anne 60 Brock, Curtiss 16 Brown, Bill 29 Brown, Jason 17 Bryant, Sarah 18, 21

Calkins, Larry 84 Campbell, Lee 5, 67 Canlis, JP 76 Carter, Mary Anne 18 Casson McGarva, Nina 69 Chamberlain, Eric Day 27 Chase, Cathy 16 Chatt, David 55 Chubotin, Yulia 48 Collins, Martha 64 Conway, Julie 41 Cook, Layne 44 Crist, Frederic 39 Cunningham, Paul 61

Daniel, Rosie 20 David, Rachel 37 Davidson, Patricia 82 Davis, Diane 26 DeBerg, Hannah 25 DeGroot, Tom 83 Deknatel, Drake 44 de Ste. Croix, Bruce 27 Dingus, Marita 42 Di Nino, Lynn 36

Dixon, Angie 31 Draper, Genna 73 Duque, Ricardo 68 Durkan, Tim 81

Eaton Skinner, Catherine 77 Ellingboe, James 32 Endean, Dawn 4, 65 England, Jesse 44 Ervin, Esther 53

Fallat, Andy 42 Fernkopf, Kelsey 31 Ferraro, Jeanne Marie 21, 56 Flaherty, Kirsten 23 Freeberne, Cara 33 Funderburgh, Eva 30 Funk, Bernie 40

Gábor Varga, János 50 Galatro, Steve 29 Galvani, Pamela 47 Geertsen, Lisa 36 Gerber, Georgia 77 Glassberg, Amy 54 Glassberg, Noah 53 Golden, Noble 43 Goodman, Cliff 18 Grabstein, Benjamin 19, 20 Graudins, Kerstin 55

Haaga, Ritama 45 Haddix, Brian 17, 31 Harbison, Ellen 52 Hargrave, Stephanie 43 Harwood-Swenson, Lynda 44 Hasegawa, Lisa 46 Henscheid, Tom 19, 22, 30, 56 Hibbard, Cynthia 24 Hoang, Hong 52 Hogan, John 39 Horch, Andrew 21 Hull, Lynne 16, 41 Hungate-Hawk, Bonnie 49 Hungate-Hawk, Virginia 83

Jackson-Spieker, Henry 5, 62 JazzMom 39 Jensen, Steve 63

Kaha, Myra 42 Kakaria, Kamla 46 Kasperzak, Brennan 19 Kaye, Sarah 16 Kern, Justin 37 Knowles, Sabrina 74, 75

Landau, Jessica 38 Landsaat, Michele 28 Lewicki, Andrea 30 Lewis, Annie 48 Lippe, Micki 54 Lundin, Norman 80 Lutrick, David 41

Maher, Patrick 74 Maloney, Colleen 22 Mamelok, Joan 28 Matson, Cheryl 51 McCord, Dawn 27, 37 McCord, Donna 37 McCormack, Dan 43 McIntyre, Kim 80 Minkoff, Daphne 47 Misoda, Melissa 43 Molyneaux, Mary 82 Moon, Leslie Nan 27 Morisawa, Naoko 61 Muchnick, Ben 29 Muzylowski Allen, Shelley 70

Naredi, Garima 25 Negri, Tina 55 Neinas, Theresa 49 Nguyen, Thu 48

Oakes, Robin 19 O’Dell, Kelly 71 Olsen Halvorsen, Evy 46

Parramore, Roger 41 Peck, Inna 49 Pederson, Brenda 25 Peterson, Morgan 39 Pitre, Lawrence 47 Pittsford, Daniel 52 Platts-Brown, Vicki 23 Pohlman, Jenny 74, 75 Prunkard, Donna 40, 54

Radcliffe, Robert 22 Rhoads, Kait 38 Ross, Carol 24 Rosskamp, Lynn 28 Rudis, Mark 36 Rynearson, Britt 49 Rynkiewicz, Mariusz 20

Schairer, Gus 18 Scott, Kristen 51 Seattle Metals Guild 79 Shalev, Ayelet 22

Pratt Fine Arts Center Simpson, Buster 62 Sindell, Laura 36 Singletary, Preston 78 Skibska, Anna 52, 71 Skyriver, Raven 67 Smersh, Frances 32 Speidel, Julie 79 Spitzack, Charles 42 Stern, Austin 38 Stern, Ethan 76 Street, Becky 5, 26, 84 Street, Monica 55 Sugiki, Boyd 69, 80 Suzuki, Taiko 48 Sweeney, Erin 40 Szloch, Scott 20

Blast Off to New York City 73

Tail, Asia 5, 51 Tervonen, Jan 28 Thiel, Leslie 54 Thomas, Linda LM 47 Tormey, Alicia 72 Tsutakawa, Gerard 68

VandeGrift, Ali 19 van den Bijgaart, Paul 21, 53 Van Someren, Kim 4, 45

Walker, Robin 24 Wartnik, Felicia 40, 53 Weathersby, Jessica 32 Willa, Hugh 38 Winkempleck, Minhi 45 Wolfe, Rickie 4, 66

Ooh La La! A Behind-theScenes Private Tour & Tasting 57 Private Encaustic Workshop and Gourmet Lunch with Alicia Tormey 72

Private Glassblowing Experience for Four with Jeanne Marie Ferraro 56

Screenprinting Party for 10 + Serigraph with Kerstin Graudins 55

Experiences

Sleepless in Seattle 56

Yamamoto, Junko 72 Yamamoto, Nao 26 Zerkowitz, Lisa 69, 80

Board Liquor Cabinet 60 Celebrate NYE at Chihuly Garden and Glass! 56 Chateau Ste. Michelle 2018 Summer Concert VIP Experience for 4 57 Cuban Bliss: Humidor, Cigars, Glasses & Rum 80

Spooncarving Experience for 4 with Tom Henscheid 56 Visit to terrestial colony B104 of Flurbia with Rik Allen and Shelley Muzylowski 70 Walkabout with Tim Durkan plus Two “First Glass” tickets to a Space Needle Grand Reopening Event 81

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Thank you artists Pratt Fine Arts Center is truly blessed with a dynamic community of artists who support the organizationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mission in a myriad of ways, year after year. Blast Into the Future features an especially impressive display of art contributed by a most incredible and generous group of artists. Artists, we stand in absolute awe of your creative contributions to the eld and we are truly grateful for your gifts this year. We are forever grateful, thank you! Collectors, we encourage you to bid boldly this evening in support of our cause and in support of these artists who been so giving. But we also encourage you to extend your support of these artists by visiting their studios and galleries and continuing to invest in their work throughout the year.