IMPACT Gala Dinner & Auction

Impact Gala Dinner in aid of pac monday 7th November 2011

AXA Art Raffle Prize, worth £1,000 Craigie Aitchison CBE RA RSA ‘Lemon & Birds’, 2002.

Screen print, edition of 75.

43 x 38 cm.

Image courtesy of AXA Art Insurance Craigie Aitchison, the celebrated and much loved British artist, died last year aged 83. He studied at the Slade School of Fine Art in London and moved in the same circles as Francis Bacon and Lucian Freud. He had shows at several national galleries, become a Royal Academician in 1988 and won the Jerwood prize in 1994. His work is owned by major museums in the UK including Tate and is in private collections in the UK and elsewhere.

This print is signed, dated and numbered by Craigie Aitchison, who won the Nordstern (AXA Art) Print Prize in 2000.

Simply buy a raffle ticket at the IMPACT Gala Dinner and Auction for a chance to win.

For more information about AXA Art, please visit axa-art.co.uk or contact info@axa-art.co.uk

AXA Art Insurance are delighted to be Lead Sponsor of the IMPACT Gala Dinner and Auction.

We relate to and wholeheartedly support the work of PAC and hope that this evening will raise important funds needed to drive the charity’s admirable activity.

As the world’s only art-led insurer, we look after some of the world’s most dedicated collectors and their much loved works of art. We insure private collectors, galleries, dealers, corporate collections and exhibitions. We class ‘art’ as anything that can be bought or sold at auction, which means that any of the fantastic works that you buy from the sale tonight can be insured by AXA Art! I also urge you to buy a raffle ticket. There are some great prizes – for one, we have donated an award-winning, signed, dated and numbered print by Craigie Aitchison commissioned by AXA Art and worth around £1,000 (see facing page). This print is a great addition to any collection and we hope the winner will really enjoy it – and of course, insure it.

I look forward to meeting some of you at the Gala and would be delighted to hear from you before or after.

Annabel Fell-Clark Chief Executive, AXA Art UK

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PAC INFORMATION ADOPTION is about giving children the best chance of family life. It is a ‘new start’ for children who, through no fault of their own, are unable to grow up within their birth families. It is a life-long journey for all involved.

Whilst the media tells us of many celebrity or Hollywood adoptions from abroad, it is little known that 90% of adoptions in England today are of children born within the UK. These children have been taken into care as a result of neglect, abuse or other family dysfunction.

Most of us take a stable early childhood for granted and have enough emotional health to weather difficult times later on in our lives. Adopted children who have not received ‘good enough’ parenting in their early years are uniquely vulnerable: their emotional foundation is unstable and this affects their subsequent emotional and relational development.

By the time they are adopted they may have been moved between several different foster families, even 12 or more, and their average age will be around four.

As a result, many of these children will have suffered substantial trauma and losses, which lead to negative behaviour patterns. These are often so ingrained that they disrupt the child’s integration into their adoptive family, and their day-to-day functioning in school and the community. These are the families we work with at PAC. Sometimes we are asked to help children adopted internationally. They are likely to have had some traumatic experiences too. Many will have lived in institutions with a lack of physical and, more importantly, emotional, care; all will have been separated from their ethnic or cultural origins.

Adults adopted as children may also come to us with an array of issues relating to their adoption and possibly the desire to make contact with birth parents and relatives. We are frequently contacted by older people who, in spite of successful careers and families of their own, sense there is something unresolved.

PAC also supports birth parents, particularly birth mothers, who often suffer deep and ongoing feelings of loss and grief after their child is removed. Our birth parent support service includes counselling sessions for mothers inside HMP Holloway.

PAC aims to be a centre of excellence in the provision of therapeutic services to adopted adults, adopted children and their families, and counselling to birth parents. We are here to help them at any stage on their lifelong journey.

There is limited statutory requirement for specialist adoption support, so PAC relies on local authority (renewable) subscriptions, fee income, grants and other donations to continue its work.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

“We wouldn’t still be together as a family if it wasn’t for PAC.”

(adopted mother of 2 teenage children)

“It has saved my life, as I could not get help anywhere else. I was so depressed and bogged down with terrific emotional sadness and pain. I could not have gone on for much longer. At last I know why I have (birth parent) these feelings and cope better.” “[I found it helpful] having counselling that understood just how big and overpowering the adoption process is and how something of which I have no memory has become my biggest memory.” (adult adopted as child)

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PATRON’S INTRODUCTION

I am thrilled to have been invited to introduce this wonderful Gala Dinner and Auction made possible through the generous contributions of an amazing collection of artists and world-renowned chefs, a number of whom have personal links with adoption.

PAC has been making a difference to the lives of adopted children for the past 25 years. But it doesn’t stop there. It works with their adoptive parents, their birth parents and their schools, offering holistic and lifelong support along the adoption journey. It improves lives.

YOU can help too.

Your generosity this evening will be invaluable – every pound you give will enable PAC to continue to develop its valuable work for the next 25 years! Adoption is about the future – together let’s make the future even better for more vulnerable children and their families.

Mark Hix (PAC Event Patron)

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CONTENTS

Menu ........................................................... 9 Program ................................................... 10 Table Raffle ............................................. 11 Live Auction ........................................... 13 Silent Auction ........................................ 39 Auction Terms and Conditions ....... 76 How to Help.............................................78 Absentee Bid Form .............................. 79 Acknowledgements ............................ 80

GALA EVENING

6.30pm Champagne Reception The silent auction will start at 6.30pm and will end at 10.45pm.

8.00pm Gala Dinner 8.15pm Welcome Speech 10.15pm Live Auction 12 major artworks to be auctioned after dinner by Lord Dalmeny of Sotheby’s.

11.00pm Carriages

MENU

Canapés Tarleton Pigeon Wellington with sweet and sour turnip Potato wrapped langoustine Windsor apple + Inglewhite goat’s cheese Red beet hummus, potted shrimps, mace and lemon Lisa Allen

Starter Meat fruit

Heston Blumenthal

Main Course Loin of roe deer on shiraz lees with beetroot & smoked beef marrow

Brett Graham

Dessert Peanut butter & jelly sandwich and sheep’s milk jam with blood orange granita and sangria mousse.

Jason Atherton

MESSAGES FROM DONATING ARTISTS A Message from Tony Heywood PAC was incredibly proficient and caring, enabling me to find a direction and a way out of what I now understand to be a common source of emotional trouble that many adopted children and adults suffer from. The notion of ‘choice’ and ‘to be chosen’ is also a complex one for me, as an adopted person. This is something I have wrestled with and I feel that the work I have donated enititled ‘Rest’ hints at this dilemma.

My adoption counseling with Maggie was probably one of the most profound and moving experiences that I have had. During our sessions we often discussed the valuable role that art has for me in articulating some of my insecurities.

I wish you all the success in this fundraising event and feel privileged to be participating in it.

A Message from Claerwyn James My daughter first came to live with us when she was eighteen months old, and we were lucky enough to be allowed to adopt her when she was three. When we were fostering her we had a lot of support from social services, who were really helpful. But there seemed to be a lot less guidance after the adoption, just as our daughter was beginning to ask questions.

I think there’s a common assumption that the moment of adoption is the happy ending to a story. But actually a lot of adoptions fail. Many children have suffered serious neglect, or worse, in their previous homes, and are scarred by that. And even when they are adopted very young there are issues of identity and guilt that can surface years later, if they aren’t handled sensitively from the start.

Advice from someone who understands the territory and can recognise and interpret behaviour that might otherwise seem mysterious and upsetting is absolutely invaluable. As time goes on, I know that my daughter will continue to need help to make sense of her story and we’ll need advice about how to support her with that.

The whole adoption scenario is much more complicated that most people realise. We’ve had a very happy experience, and we have an adorable daughter: but the journey has been more hazardous and the pitfalls more numerous than we could have expected. It’s a relief to know that there are charities like PAC able to give constant and continuous support to families like ours.

A Message from Russell Young I am adopted and so is my brother and I also have two adopted children, aged 3 and 6years. This doesn’t make me an expert on adoption, but it has played a huge part in my life and I feel it is a wonderful thing. I am involved with many children’s charities and I know there are issues and questions that have gone through my mind over the years, that’s why charities such as PAC are so important. Pre and post support is key and allows you to be truthful about your fears and expectations, and also helps with the surprises along the way.

Needing help doesn’t stop when people adopt children and being adopted is very different – it can make you feel very special but also make you feel isolated. I believe that a child’s early years are very important, and perhaps more so if you are adopted, therefore positive charities that make a difference and have a vision are essential – they put a human face on a legal process.

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TABLE RAFFLE • PAC event staff will collect £10 per ticket from each guest who wishes to enter the raffle over the course of the evening.

• Each participating guest will be given a raffle ticket to retain until after dinner.

Guests may enter as many times as they wish.

• Three winners will be drawn in corresponding order for First, Second and Third prize.

First Prize – a work of art worth £1,000 kindly donated by AXA Art Craigie Aitchison CBE RA RSA ‘Lemon & Birds’, 2002.

Screen print, edition of 75.

43 x 38 cm.

Image courtesy of AXA Art Insurance

Second Prize – A year’s subscription to Apollo and Stack magazines Apollo, founded in 1925 is one of the world’s oldest and most highly respected magazines on the visual arts. Published monthly, it offers the greatest editorial diversity of any art magazine – covering everything from antiquities to contemporary work.

It contains up-to-the-minute news from the art world, searching interviews with major collectors and important personalities from the arts.

Stack is a new concept in magazine subscription. It’s a unique service that brings together the best independent English language magazines from around the world and delivers them direct to your home. Beautifully made and offering an intelligent, alternative view of films, music, art and whatever else crosses their pages, they guarantee a fresh perspective on the world. Every Stack delivery is a surprise – you never know what you’re going to get next, but you do know that it will be an excellent independent magazine that you probably wouldn’t otherwise have found.

Third Prize – A week’s work experience at SML, the art world recruitment agency This is the ideal gift for any young person interested in working in the art market. They will experience working alongside Sophie dealing with an array of art world figures, companies and projects and will also have help with their CV, interview techniques and ideas for moving ahead.

LIVE AUCTION Auctioneer: Lord Dalmeny, Deputy Chairman of Sotheby’s UK

Lot 1.

Maggi Hambling.

Barn Owl Hunting, 2010.

Oil on canvas.

23 x 28cm.

Framed.

Kindly donated by the artist Maggi Hambling OBE is probably best known to Londoners for her memorial sculpture to Oscar Wilde in Adelaide Street just off Trafalgar Square. Her other well known sculpture is the tribute to Benjamin Britten on Aldeburgh Beach entitled ‘Scallop’. Maggi is also renowned for her paintings, executed in oil with thick, lucid brush stroke reflecting the nature of the Suffolk landscape she draws inspiration from.

This work entitled ‘Barn Owl Hunting’ is typical of both her style and subject matter.

Maggi has several works in the National Gallery and other achievements include being made the first artist in residence at the National Gallery in 1980 and also winning the Jerwood Painting Prize in 1995.

Est. £1,000 - £1,200

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Lot 2.

Ken Howard San Giovanni e Paulo, 2007.

Oil on canvas.

61x 51cm.

Framed.

Kindly donated by the artist.

Renowned for his paintings of his cluttered studios in London and Cornwall, his sparkling views of Venice and busy Cornish beaches, Ken Howard’s work is ‘inspired by light’. As a young artist Howard first studied at the Hornsey School of Art and, following a period of National Service, he continued his studies at the Royal College of Art in London and in 1973 he was appointed official artist in Ireland by the Imperial War Museum.

Ken Howard is President of the New English Art Club and an active council member of the Royal Academy.

He is one of Britain’s most popular painters today and can be found in many public collections including The National Army Museum, The Imperial War Museum and the Guildhall Art Gallery, London.

Est. £3,000 - £5,000

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Lot 3.

Patrick Hughes Show , 2011.

Hand-painted multiple with archival inkjet.

43 x 88 x 18cm.

Framed.

Kindly donated by the artist and Flowers Gallery.

Off the back of his successful exhibition of recent work at Flowers Gallery entitled ‘Fifty Years in Show Business’ we are pleased to have this work by Patrick Hughes as one of our Lots. ‘Show 2011’ is an iconic work typical of Hughes’s distinctive style and will intrigue and deceive the viewer, with his playful approach to the use of perspective, colour and subject matter.

Patrick has had exhibitions worldwide and is in numerous public collections.

Est. £2,000 - £3,000

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Lot 4.

Tony Heywood Rest, 2007.

Mixed media.

36 x 17cm.

Real bird’s nest and Swarovski crystal egg with taxidermy bird and antique bell jar.

Kindly donated by the artist.

The artwork was originally created for the Fine Art Society exhibition ‘Unfinished Symphony’ in 2007.

The artwork is a hand blown quail’s egg containing the seeds of ten of the British Isles’ extinct wild flower species. The egg shell is encrusted and beautifully decorated with Swarovski crystal. It sits in a real bird’s nest and is presented inside a Victorian glass bell jar.

The artist writes; “Any future custodian has a choice either to view and experience the beauty and the aesthetic surface of the work or to destroy the egg to realize and give life to the internal contents.

I felt one of the key driving concepts ‘ destructive creation or creative destructive’, inherent in the work reflected a similar emotional and physiological state that lead me to go and seek help from the Post-Adoption Centre”.

Est. £2,000 - £3,000

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Lot 5.

Russell Young.

Jackie Kennedy, 2010.

Acrylic paint, enamel and diamond dust screen print on linen 86 x 108cm.

Framed.

Kindly Donated by the artist.

Russell started his career as a photographer, shooting mostly musicians like Morrissey, Bjork, Springsteen, Dylan, REM, New Order, The Smiths, Diana Ross, Paul Newman and resultantly many other celebrities. The next natural step was directing music videos; Russell directed a hundred music videos during the heyday of MTV. Ten years into his career, Russell started painting, but his work remained private. Until 2003, when Young showed his first series of paintings called Pig Portraits, this first show sold out. Young has risen to be an internationally acclaimed pop artist, creating larger than life silkscreen paintings of images from history and pop culture.

“My art is a sort of soundtrack to my life, loves, experiences and influences. These would be my heroes that are missing from Art History.”

Russell Young has risen to become one of the most collected and sought after artists of our time. Celebrities and the most discriminating collectors like Abby Rosen, the Getty’s, Elizabeth Taylor, David Hockney, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, David Bowie and President Barack Obama have added Russell’s works to their collections. His larger than life screen print images from history and popular culture are compelling, daunting, and undeniable.

Est. £6,000 - £8,000

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Lot 6.

Estelle Thompson Switchit 2010 oil and metal pigment in wax on panel 30 x 42cm.

Unframed

Kindly Donated by the artist.

Estelle Thompson is one of Britain’s most highly regarded contemporary abstract artists. She is deeply influenced by the geometric constructions of Suprematism and the artworks of artists such as Malevich.

Her compositions explore the way in which the viewer can interact with a non-representational art work and they ask questions that have often been central to that of making art. Such as those concerning the composition and process of execution, the exploration of colour, the pictorial space and the problems of abstraction.

Estelle’s geometric forms continuously evolve as she reworks the composition and the colour to attain something balanced and harmonious both in form and colour but at the same time leaving a sense of intrigue and mystery.

Her use of colour and also that of a silver pigment, as in this work, mean that our perception and appreciation of her works can be changed by the quality of light and the space in which it is hung.

Estelle is represented by Purdy Hicks Gallery, London she has had several Solo Exhibitions. She is also a lecturer at the Slade School of Fine Art where her pupils have included both Claerwen James and Will Stein who have both also contributed to the PAC Auction. Her works can be found in several private and public collections including New York Public Library, The Arts Council of Great Britain, The British Council and The British Museum Est. £1,000 - £1,500

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Lot 7.

Julian Opie.

The Gallery Staff 1. 2010.

Screenprint on glass in wooden frame.

Edition of 20 + 5 APs, this is AP 1/5.

57.5 x 93.5 x 6.5cm

Kindly donated by Lisson Gallery Julian Opie is one of the most significant artists alive today. His cover design for Blur; The Best of became iconic both of his style and also of modern art at the turn of the century.

Opie attempts to investigate the idea of representation in a very distinctive formal style which aims to address the way we interpret what we see. He draws inspiration for his works through advertising, classical portraiture, Japanese art and technology. His ‘Pop Art’ style is not only clear in his subject but in his varied use of media including computers and other technologies which make his art both stand out and so iconic in today’s market.

Julian Opie lives and works in London. He is a former trustee of the Tate Gallery and is represented by Lisson Gallery. The Gallery Staff 1 is from one of Opie’s most recent series of works. It is one of five artist’s proof prints from an edition of twenty.

Est. £1,800 - £2,000

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Lot 8.

Dan Baldwin.

Cyclone. 2011 Silkscreen Print (Edition of 75), embossed with diamond dust and gold leaf.

Artists Proof 2/8.

102 x 99 cm. Framed.

Kindly donated by the artist.

Cyclone signed limited edition silkscreen print with embossing, gold leaf, diamond dust and collaged elements by reowned British contemporary artist Dan Baldwin.

Cyclone is a signature piece by Dan Baldwin featuring the themes and imagery for which this young British artist has become renowned. Baldwin states that his work is ‘about the fine line between the sinister and the beautiful’ it as at once joyful and profound. The universal themes that he tackles in cyclone include love and death, the brutality and beauty of nature and decay, religion and liberty. Found images and objects are combined with swathes of colour, graffiti-like markings, diagrams and drawings (reflecting Baldwin’s training as an illustrator) creating a melee of colour, movement and visual diversity against a black backdrop. This powerful image is centred around a golden knife, which sports a single drop of scarlet blood; representative of violence and passion. Overall Cyclone is a memento mori; a reminder of the brevity and ephemeral nature of life, as delicate as a butterfly or bird’s wing.

Dan has exhibited in Basel, Miami, L.A, Tokyo, San Francisco, London and New York.

Est. £800 - £1,200

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Lot 9.

Gordon Cheung.

Tulip, 2010.

Stock listings newspaper with acrylic on canvas.

51 x 41.5cm.

Unframed.

Kindly donated by the artist.

Gordon Cheung graduated from the Royal College of Arts in 2001 and currently lives and works in London.

The city is the inspiration for his works which capture the modern air of a civilization caught up in global Economic Crisis. Gordon uses bright colours and modern mediums such as FT Newspapers, Acrylics and Spray Paint in his art which aim to act, he says as, “metaphors for the loss of the utopian vision for the future” but yet at the same time “offering a glimmer of hope”.

‘Tulip’ is a work from his series of paintings of Still Lifes with tulips. The work questions what we value in today’s society including art itself. It contrasts stock listings from newspapers against an acrylic tulip, thus referencing the tulipomania of the 17th Century and how that is not dissimilar to the events of the present day.

Est. £1,500 – £2,000

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Lot 10.

Haroon Mirza Schematic for ‘Sick’, 2011.

Work on paper.

21 x 29.7cm.

Framed.

Kindly donated by the artist and Lisson Gallery.

This work on paper is a study for one of Haroon Mirza's two works on display at the Venice Biennale this year, for which he won the prestigious Silver Lion Award. This accolade follows his success earlier this year in winning the Northern Art Prize and inclusion in the British Art Show 7, curated by Lisa LeFeuvre and Tom Morton Haroon Mirza's work attempts to connect the visual and acoustic as a singular aesthetic. The work Sick, that this drawing resulted in, is an installation which complicates our understanding of sound, noise and music, and how this is interwoven with how we see, understand and value objects.

Est. £2,000 - £3,000

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Lot 11.

Claerwen James.

Girl 2, Red, White, 2010.

Monotype.

91.5 x 68cm.

Framed.

Kindly donated by the artist.

Claerwen’s simplistic approach give her sitters a transient nature yet her reductive style and attention to the eyes give a certain sense of intensity and solidity. As such this instils the idea that these beautiful charachters are truly a part of this world we live in yet at the same time like us are transitory.

After graduating from the Slade School of Fine Art with a first class degree and also winning the Melvill Nettleship Prize for figure composition she has had two solo shows at Flowers Gallery in 2006 and 2008.

In the past she has been commissioned to paint portraits of Cate Blanchett’s children and also Sebastian Faulks’.

Est. £1,500 – £1,800

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Lot 12.

Tom Coates.

The Golden Hinde, Pickford’s Wharf, 2010.

Oil on canvas.

61 x 51cm.

Framed.

Kindly donated by the artist.

Throughout his career, Coates has taught at various art schools while devoting the majority of his time to full-time painting. In 1992 he was awarded the Horse and Hound Royal Ascot prize and the painting was presented to HM the Queen, to mark to 40th year of her accession. He has recently produced works for the military and watercolours for HRH The Prince of Wales. In 200 he was commissioned to be artist for the MCC in South Africa with the English Cricket team.

He is Past President of the New English Art Club, the Royal Society of British Artists and the Pastel Society and is a member of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters.

Est. £3,000 - £5,000

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SILENT AUCTION

Lot 13.

Norman Ackroyd CBE. St.Kilda-Boreray, Rain. 2010.

Etching.

16.5 x 27.5cm.

Framed.

Kindly donated by the artist.

Norman Ackroyd’s etchings evoke the sublime raw nature of the British landscape, and their monochromatic execution gives them an elemental feel as well as a sense of timelessness. It is a testament to his ability that even without the use of colour he has been compared to the great JMW Turner.

His works have a sort of pathetic fallacy in his ability to capture the emotional charge of a very British landscape and its weather that the viewer can immediately apprehend.

He was elected to the Royal Academy of Art in 1988 and appointed Professor of Etching, University of the Arts, in 1994. He was elected Senior Fellow of the Royal College of Art in 2000, and in 2007 was made CBE for services to Engraving and Printing.

Ackroyd’s work can be found in several British and American galleries, and in the collections of major museums including the Tate, the British Museum, and the National Gallery of Art, Washington. He has been featured in several television programs, including BBC documentaries in 1980 and 2006.

Starting Price: £400

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Lot 14.

Sandra Shashou.

The Eye Portraits.

Hand printed Silk Screen on Mirror.

40 x 40cm.

Kindly donated by the artist.

A recent development in Shashou’s work represents her continuous passion for portraiture.

In the Eye Portraits she gradually reduces attention to the face as a whole, concentrating solely on the subject’s eye, zooming in with the camera catching every detail.

Minimalist portraits, the unique eye alone represents the person.

Shashou has been inspired by recent technological developments in digital security known as Iris, in which the pattern of the muscular diaphragm surrounding the pupil, different in every individual, is recorded as a bar code for the person it represents.

Moving away from paint, she has experimented with hand printed silk screen on mirror with flat monochrome black ink.

Starting Price: ÂŁ800

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Lot 15.

James Butler Studio Visit.

Kindly donated by the artist.

James Butler MBE, RA is one of Britain’s foremost living Sculptors, this lot gives the winner and guests the chance to visit his working studio to gain an inspirational insight into the creative workings of this master of British Sculpture.

In his career Butler has produced many stunning statues for public dignitaries and historical figures which can be seen all over the country. Amongst these include sculptures of Field Marshal Earl Alexander of Tunis at the Wellington Barracks, London, the footballer Billy Wright C.B.E, Sir john Moore, Sir Nicholas Bacon. As well as the Green Howards D-Day Memorial in Normandy, a portrait of HRH the Queen and even a twice life size portrait commission for the past president of Kenya, Jomo Kenyatta.

Other works that Butler is well known for are his ‘Deadelus’ memorial sculpture for the Fleet Air Museum which can be seen in Victoria Embankment Gardens London and also his designs for the Royal Mint for the royal seal of the realm, the Jubilee coin and also the Fifty Pence piece to commemorate Roger Bannister’s ‘Four minute mile’.

James Butlers studio is situated at Edgehill near Banbury, Warwickshire close to junction 12 on the M40 and the visit would be arranged for a mutually agreed time and date.

www.jamesbutler-ra.com Starting Price: £300

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Lot 16.

Peter Clossick Transcription of Bellini’s Madonna of the Meadows. 2005.

Charcoal.

70 x 88cm.

Framed.

Kindly donated by the artist.

Peter Clossick’s beautiful transcription of Bellini’s 16th Century work Madonna of the Meadow which hangs in the National Gallery was kindly donated by the artist inspired by the subject’s links to that of the P.A.C Charity.

Clossick’s works are mainly in charcoal and oil in which he uses the medium to explore the process of expression that takes place during the execution of the work. He believes that art should be neither about the preparatory or the finished article.

“ To me drawing is an attitude rather than a fixed tool, drawing as line describing space and geometry rather than edge – a process of being searched out, rather than toward finished delineation, discovering meaning through the subject, a dialogue, as the event of description rather than the description itself.”

Peter attended Goldsmiths College, London. He is a member of the New England Art Club and is also part of the London Group. He has exhibited in London including the Royal Academy Summer show, The Mall Galleries and also on Cork Street. He has also exhibited extensively abroad.

Starting Price: £1,200

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Lot 17.

Signed England Shirt.

Kindly donated by the F.A. Signed Away England Shirt from members of the squad which played Switzerland in a qualifying match for Euro 2012 beating them 3-1.

The shirt includes Wayne Rooney’s signature and a letter of authentication from the F.A. Squad included: Joe Hart, Glen Johnson, Phil Jagielka, Julian Lescott, Ashley Cole, Theo Walcott, Adam Johnson, Steven Gerrard, Barry, Milner, Jermain Defoe, Darren Bent, Wayne Rooney, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Ben Foster, Kieran Gibbs, Gary Cahill, Michael Carrick.

Starting Price: £350

Lot 18.

Tom Parker Bowles & Matthew Fort Dinner

Kindly donated by Matthew Fort and Tom Parker Bowles.

Food Critic and ‘Quintessentially’ cofounder Tom Parker Bowles combines with friend, fellow food critic, and writer for the guardian, Matthew Fort to prepare a sumptuous supper in the comfort of your own home for a maximum of 12 people.

Starting Price: £500

Photograph courtesy of Adam Lawrence.

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Lot 19.

James Holdsworth Theres No Place Like Home, 2011.

Mixed media on canvas.

122 x 122cm.

Framed.

Kindly donated by the artist and Stephanie Hoppen Gallery.

In the large multi-layered canvas ‘Theres No Place Like Home’ Holdsworth subverts popular culture. This take on our preconceived notions of contemporary culture with twinges of humour really give his works a shock factor that makes his work so interesting.

Having recently exhibited at Stephanie Hoppen Gallery London and also Los Angeles, Berlin, Amsterdam and Paris, Holdsworth is gaining a international reputation.

“In this new collection, Holdsworth addresses the issues of a gritty urban reality exposed beneath the glitz, exposing the disparate relationship between modern society and its icons. The adored modern heroes are distorted and dripping, confronted and cuddled by cartoon-like figures. Each unique piece is a heady combination of texture and shine. Faces of the famous and the infamous gaze out from the collaged backgrounds of the canvas obstructed only by swathes of paint, varnish and glitter.” Stephanie Hoppen Gallery Starting Price: £2,000

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Lot 20.

Cheltenham Races Package staying at Montpellier Chapter Hotel.

Kindly Donated by Chapter Hotels and Cheltenham Racecourse

Cheltenham Racecourse is one of the countries most glorious courses and is known as the home of Jump racing.

This lot comprises of 2 club tickets to a days racing at Cheltenham of your choice accompanied by a nights accommodation at the beautiful townhouse hotel ‘The Montpellier Chapter’ situated in the beautiful Regency Cheltenham Spa. Dinner and breakfast are also included in the stay.

Meet dates are; Open. 11-13th November.

International. 9 -10th December.

New Years Day Meet. 1st January.

Festival Trials Day. 28th January.

April Meeting. Dates TBC. Hunter Chase Evening. May TBC. Not valid for Cheltenham Gold Cup Festival 13th-16th March. www.themontpellierchapterhotel.com/ Starting Price: £400

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Lot 21.

Barnaby Hosking.

Thoughts (Butterfly) No.21. 2010.

Cast bronze wall sculpture.

8 x 10 x 0.7cm.

Sculpture will need to be wall mounted

Kindly donated by the artist.

This is an interesting sculptural installation from a series called Thoughts (Butterfly) by Barnaby Hosking who acquired an MA in Sculpture from the Royal College of Art London in 2003.

Hosking is interested in the visceral aspect of sculpture and in this series attempts to draw the viewer into thinking about the physical substance as well as that which is conceptual.

Here he mixes the figurative and abstract in a work which, as one moves around it, both the shape and how we interpret this change. Hosking believes this is encourages an “Integral” understanding of the work where process, object and viewer are interdependent.

Hosking is included in many private and public collections including; The Israel Museum, Jerusalem and The Saatchi Gallery, and The Zabludowicz Trust, London, UK and has won several awards including the Credit Suisse Bank Prize in 2003.

Starting Price: £850

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Lot 22 Roy Mordechay HH1, 2009.

Watercolour drawing on paper.

43 x 55cm.

Framed.

Kindly donated by the artist.

Roy Mordechay’s works expresses a continuous dynamic between the studio and real life and the sociopolitical implications. It is the synthesis of autobiographical, local and universal interconnections. His work has fused various artistic mediums - painting, drawing, installation, performance and interactive actions and deal with the tension between alienation and the ideals of success; competition and struggle in an everfast-forward contemporary culture, where ones private reality, sensitivities and dreams do not necessarily correspond with the order of things and thus remains in perpetual conflict.

Roy was born in Haifa and now lives and works in Tel-Aviv. He is represented by Felix Ringel Gallery in Dusseldorf.

Starting Price: ÂŁ750.

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Lot 23.

The Ultimate European Guided Art Tour.

Kindly donated by Ultimate Travel Company

One free place on the all-inclusive European tour of your choice from The Ultimate Travel Company’s inspiring choice of Escorted Tours for 2012. Follow in the footsteps of Leonardo da Vinci in Florence and Milan; enjoy spring wildflowers and archaeological sites in Crete; celebrate the anniversary of Frederick the Great and the June music festival in Potsdam; explore the delights of Andalucia or the Italian hill-towns; visit private castles of Austria or venture off the beaten tourist track to little-known Montenegro or Georgia. This is just a selection of our meticulously-planned cultural holidays, arranged by Specialtours under the auspices of the UK’s leading art charity, The Art Fund. Most tours are accompanied by an expert lecturer to enhance your experience, while hotels and restaurants are hand-picked for your comfort and enjoyment.

Subject to availability, the choice is yours! Terms and conditions apply.

www.theultimatetravelcompany.co.uk Starting Price: £1,500.

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Lot 24.

3 Course Champagne Supper at the Savoy.

Kindly donated by the Savoy

The prize is valid for dinner for two guests in the stunning Art Deco River Restaurant of The Savoy Hotel.

The River Restaurant offers an exciting and inspiring dining experience in a contemporary, Art Deco influenced setting with a fine view of the River Thames.

The dinner will consist of three courses along with a bottle of champagne selected to compliment your meal by our sommelier.

Starting Price: ÂŁ200

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Lot 25.

Cartoon Commission with Martin Rowson over Lunch at the Nahm Restaurant, London.

Kindly donated by Martin Rowson and the Halkin Hotel

The opportunity for two people to have a personalised caricature drawn from the life by Martin Rowson over dinner at the nahm restauraunt at the Halkin, London.

Enjoy award-winning Thai food by the acclaimed Australian chef David Thompson while accompanied by Martin Rowson one of Britain’s most well known contemporary cartoonists. His works regularly feature in both the Guardian and also the Independent.

Rowson was appointed “Cartoonist Laureate” of London when Ken Livingstone was Mayor, and his cartoons appeared in the Mayor’s newsletter, The Londoner. In 2006 he was awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Journalism from the University of Westminster.

For the winner and a guest. At a time and date to be mutually agreed with Martin Rowson. www.halkin.como.bz Starting Price: £200

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Lot 26.

A weeks holiday for 6 in Near Bude, North Cornwall.

Kindly donated by PAC Patron Alistair Niven and Mrs Helen Niven

The house is in a beautiful location in Morenstow, the most northernmost village in Cornwall, near Bude and about 1.5 miles from the coast. There are miles of walks from the house along lanes and tracks or on the Coastal Path, as well as easy access by car to spectacular cliffs, sandy beaches and surfing.

The house is well equipped and comfortable. It has three double bedrooms (sleeps 6) and there is also a double sofa bed. There are two bathrooms. In addition to the kitchen/dining room and living room there is a very large conservatory with wonderful views towards the sea. Heating is by oil fired central heating and there’s also a wood burning stove. There are plenty of books, puzzles, games and children’s toys and a large garden with plenty of grass.

Seaview is available in the week leading up to Easter Saturday, or from Easter Saturday for one week, or over the Easter weekend for up to one week. By arrangement and subject to existing bookings it could be made available at other times, especially in March or April.

Starting Price: £800

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Lot 27.

Private Villa Holiday on St.Lucia for 2 people.

Kindly donated by Cap Maison resort and Spa

Cap Maison is located above the beautiful Smuggler Cove beach in St. Lucia’s Cap Estate, the preferred choice for discerning visitors on the island’s north west coast.

A former sugar plantation, the estate ranges through 1500 acres of beautiful rolling hills at the northern tip of the island, with the tranquil waters of the Caribbean sea on one side and the invigorating Atlantic Ocean on the other.

This amazing setting means that guests can enjoy all the privacy and seclusion of Cap Maison, while being just minutes away from a championship-standard golf course, restaurants, bars, beautiful beaches and the lively ambience and activities offered by the nearby chic Rodney Bay. We are pleased to be able to offer for auction courtesy of Cap Maison Resort and Spa a 7 Night Stay in a Villa suite with Private Pool on a bed and breakfast rate.

Guests will have an unforgettable experience at this 5 Star luxury resort where they can make the most of the Resort spa or enjoy their own private villa with infinity pool and sea views over Smugglers Cove.

Excluding the period’s of Easter Week and 19th December – 4th Jan. Flights not included. www.capmaison.com Starting Price: £4,500

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Lot 28.

Floristry Lesson.

Kindly donated by Shane Connolly.

Shane Connolly by appointment to HRH the Prince of Wales is one of the countries leading florists for all types of events and occasions. Recently he was the Artistic Director of the floral arrangements for the wedding of TRH the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

This lot comprises of a private 1.5hour consultation with Shane Connolly.

The winner of this lot may choose the exact form of this lesson from one of the following for the allotted time; A lesson in table arrangement.

Impartial artistic advice for a wedding or an event.

A guided tour of the New Covent Garden Flower Market.

This consultation could take place at either the winner’s home or a venue as long as both the time and place are mutually agreed. Any travel expenses outside London would not be included. Any materials used if a lesson is chosen would also not be included. www.shaneconnolly.co.uk Starting Price: £400

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Lot 29.

A Champagne VIP reception at Blain|Southern, London Autumn 2011.

Kindly donated by the gallery

Treat your friends, clients or colleagues to a private viewing at contemporary gallery Blain|Southern during the Rachel Howard exhibition Folie à Deux (12th October – 22nd December 2011).

Rachel Howard has created a new body of work inspired by Folie à Deux - a psychosis in which delusional beliefs are transmitted from one individual to another. Her arresting canvases deal with this idea of two people forming an intense or symbiotic relationship, while also alluding to the emotional tensions that exist within the routines of everyday life.

Blain Southern will arrange a VIP private view of the exhibition with champagne and a curator’s talk for up to 25 guests.

www.blainsouthern.com Starting Price £300

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Lot 30.

James Hart Dyke The Meeting, 2010.

Limited Edition Print and signed in Pencil.

59.5 x 42cm. Framed.

Kindly donated by John Mitchell Fine Paintings.

This is a print of James Hart Dykes work ‘The Meeting’ from his series entitled ‘A year with MI6’.

2009 was the centenary year of MI6, the British Secret Intelligence Service. To mark the occasion they invited artist James Hart Dyke behind their closed doors and into the secret world of espionage. The resulting series of paintings and drawings formed the subject of a selling exhibition at Mount Street Galleries, London. The pictures represented an outsider’s unique interpretation of an existence that, for those who work in SIS, can often be dangerous and surreal.

Starting Price: £300

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Lot 31.

A Yes Master pure silk, Swarovski studded kimono.

Kindly donated by Igor Pacemski.

One of the most stylish and directional lingerie brands in the UK. Stocked in the finest stores and boutiques such as Rigby and Peller on the Kings Road and Victoria Secrets in the US. Igor Pacemski started Yes Master Lingerie in 2005 after leaving Coco De Mer. Yes Master has recently featured in Vogue, Sunday Times, Cosmopolitan, Elle, and Harpers Bazaar.

You or a special friend will look fabulous wearing our pure silk Kimono from one of their stunning and exclusive prints: Spooky Moons a Victorian inspired London street scene with a spooky twist underneath the streetlamp; Telescopic Sky where you can wrap yourself in a heavenly celestial star print; Voodoo a hand designed botanical print dotted with parrots that makes you want to escape to a far flung forest. Your chosen kimono will then be especially studded with Swarovski crystals to make yours stand out.

Taken directly from the current Autumn/Winter 2011 collections, you will be the height of fashion. These are the ultimate accessory for the lady of loungewear or wear out to unleash your night time sorceress.

Designed by one of the industry’s leading designers and made in the UK, this is the perfect opportunity to show your support and get yourself some home grown luxury.

Choose from one of the three Kimonos available. www.yes-master.co.uk Starting Price: ÂŁ400

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Lot 32.

Will Stein Shelter, 2011.

Oil and gold leaf on chalk gessoed paper.

53 x 40cm.

Unframed.

Kindly donated by the artist.

Stein aims to bring new places, new spaces, and ultimately new experience to the viewer. With a mix of mediums the paintings are slowly built up on solid chalk gessoed panels. This very particular ground allows both a sensitive and vigorous approach, and so the works are layered, molded, and excavated into their final incarnation. They explore an inner, emotional life, drawing attention away from the known, and towards our more essential, complex selves.

Stein graduated from the Slade School of Fine Art in 2009 (MFA distinction). He lives and works in London and exhibits regularly both nationally and internationally.

Starting Price: ÂŁ1,200

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Lot 33.

Chanel Gift Bag and Sublimage Crème.

Everything a girl needs. 15 Chanel items including lip colours and glosses, brushes, eye shadow sets, mascara, glossimer and No 5 Eau de parfum. The set also contains the luxuruios Chanel Sublimage La Crème Ultimate Skin Regeneration - Texture Supreme (50ml).

Starting Price: £200

Lot 34.

Signed Arsenal Shirt

Kindly donated by Arsenal Football Club A signed Arsenal Shirt from the Current 2011/2012 Arsenal squad.

Starting Price: £250

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Lot 35.

Mary Jackson The Bandstand, Stewards, Henley. 2010 Oil on canvas.

50.8 x 60.9cm. Framed.

Kindly donated by the artist.

Working away from the studio has always been an integral part of Mary Jackson’s artistic practice. Her travels abroad and to the English countryside, often made in ….

The images she makes on these occasions are usually taken back to the studio, where the gathered material is worked out more fully in her paintings. She also, as in the present group, produces a rich variety of still life and studio-based work.

Mary was elected to the New English Art Club in 1987 and the RWS in 1995. She has won many prizes and has been artist in residence for both the Glyndebourne Festival Opera and the Garsington Opera Season. Her work is held in many private and corporate collections including Lady Getty and John Lewis PLC. Starting Price: £1,800

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Lot 36.

Food Review with Jay Rayner.

Kindly donated by Jay Rayner

One for anyone who is interested in being surprised! A rather mysterious lot to accompany the acclaimed food critic Jay Rayner on a food review at an unconfirmed location. Enjoy his company and trust him to treat you to an interesting and entertaining evening.

The location is not a restaurant. The date and time is to be mutually agreed. No major dietary requirements allowed. The wine and spend at the venue are to be in Jay Rayners control.

Starting Price: ÂŁ400

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Lot 37.

Goodwood Races: 4 tickets to the Richmond Enclosure

Kindly donated by the Duke and Duchess of Richmond.

The Goodwood Estate has been a racing Mecca since 1802 when it was first launched as a flat racecourse by the Third duke of Richmond.

Today’s Duke and Duchess have offered four the chance of a day at the races in the exclusive members only Richmond Enclosure on any one of the multitude of meetings at Goodwood Racecourse in 2012.

Excludes Glorious Goodwood Meet 28th – 30th July.

Starting Price : £100

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Lot 38.

Roxy Walsh Golem. 2003 (from series, The Bird from my Mouth) Watercolour and acrylic on paper.

121.92 x 152.4 cm. Framed.

Kindly donated by the artist.

Roxy Walsh makes paintings that are rich with enticing glimpses of the possible. Her works are journeys in understanding in which the unknown remains unknown while being lovingly revealed. Hers are abstract, landscape, portraits of still becoming life. Mixed in paint are bodies, domestic objects, animals, mythic creatures, the verdant world and vernacular words, all part of a becomingness.

Roxy Walsh works in London, she has had solo shows in London, New York and also in Mannaheim, Germany.

She has been a lecturer in Fine Art at Newcastle, Leeds and Kingston and is currently a senior lecturer at Goldsmiths, London.

Starting Price: ÂŁ1,200

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Telephone: 020 8964 4398 Email: events@shaneconnolly.co.uk

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CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS FOR THE IMPACT GALA DINNER AND AUCTION TO BE HELD ON 7 NOVEMBER AT THE SAVOY The property offered in this sale and listed in this catalogue will be sold by PAC, registered with the Charity Commissioners under number 294998. Any questions in relation to the auction should be directed to Sophie Macpherson and not to Sotheby’s, which serves merely as auctioneer for PAC in conducting the sale and participates on the following terms and conditions which govern the sale of all the property offered (as amended by any posted notices or oral announcements during the auction): 1. (a) Neither Sotheby’s nor PAC assumes any risk, liability or responsibility for the authenticity or the authorship of any property identified in this catalogue (that is, the identity of the creator or the period, culture, source or origin, as the case may be, with which the creation of any property is identified herein). (b) All property is sold with all faults and imperfections and errors of description and neither Sotheby’s nor PAC makes any representations or warranties of any kind or nature, expressed or implied, with respect to the property and in no event shall either of them be responsible for the correctness of any descriptions of property, nor be deemed to have made, any representations or warranties of physical condition, size, quality, rarity, importance, genuineness, attribution, authenticity or provenance of the property. No statement in the auction catalogue or other description made at the sale, in any sale invoice or elsewhere, shall be deemed such a representation or warranty. (c) Prospective bidders should inspect the property before bidding to determine its condition, size and whether or not it has been repaired or restored. (d) Property may be offered subject to reserves.

2.

Any property may be withdrawn by Sotheby’s or PAC at any time before the actual sale.

3. Unless otherwise announced by the auctioneer at the time of sale, all bids are per lot as numbered in the catalogue.

4. Sotheby’s and PAC reserve the right to reject a bid from any bidder. The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer shall be the purchaser. In the event of any dispute between bidders, the auctioneer shall have sole and final discretion either to determine the successful bidder or to re-offer and resell the lot in dispute. If any dispute arises after the sale, the sale records of PAC shall be conclusive in all respects.

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5. If the auctioneer determines that any opening bid is not commensurate with the value of the property, he may reject the same and withdraw the property from sale, and if, having acknowledged an opening bid, he decides that any advance thereafter is insufficient, he may reject the advance.

6. On the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer, the highest bidder shall be deemed to have purchased the offered lot subject to all of the conditions set forth herein and thereupon (a) assumes the risk and responsibility thereof, (b) will sign a confirmation of purchase thereof and (c) will pay the full purchase price or such part as PAC may require. PAC will not release a lot to a successful buyer until payment of the total amount due has been made. After payment, the purchaser shall remove the Property from PAC’s premises (if held at PAC). If the property is not so removed, it may be sent

by PAC at its discretion to storage for the account, risk and expense of the purchaser and such charges will then be added to the purchase price of the property.

If the foregoing conditions and other applicable conditions are not complied with, in addition to other remedies available to PAC by law including, without limitation, the right to hold the purchaser liable for the bid price, PAC at its option, may either (a) cancel the sale, retaining as liquidated damages all payments made by the purchaser or (b) resell the property on three days notice to the purchaser and for the account and risk of the purchaser, either publicly or privately, and in such event the purchaser shall be liable for payment of any shortfall between the original sale price and the price achieved upon resale, all other charges due hereunder and any incidental damages.

7. Payments for purchases must be made in Sterling and in the following forms; cash, cheque (backed by cheque guarantee card) and all major credit cards.

8. In the case of commission bids or bids transmitted by telephone, Sotheby’s and PAC are not responsible for errors or omissions arising out of or resulting from mechanical difficulties or failure.

9. In no circumstances will Sotheby’s or PAC rescind any purchase made or refund the amount paid in respect of any lot.

Neither shipping nor delivery costs are included in the price at which a lot is knocked down by the auctioneer to the buyer.

11. These Conditions of Sale, as well as the purchaser’s, PAC’s and Sotheby’s respective rights and obligations hereunder, shall be governed by and construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of England and Wales. By bidding at an auction, whether present in person or by agent, commission bid, telephone or other means, the purchaser shall be deemed to have consented to the exclusive jurisdiction of Courts of England and Wales.

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How To Help Although the aim of this evening is to raise as much money for PAC as possible, the problem of adoption and permanency is on going. With the proceeds from tonight’s event we hope to give the Charity better facilities as a starting point to base their work from. However this is only the basics of what they need, and the more consistent funding they receive the more people they can continually reach out too and help.

If you are unable to attend the evening and feel you would like to contribute to the cause, or you would just like to help in the future please see below as to how you can do so.

Please tear out this page, complete and return to: Kate Newton, PAC, 5 Torriano Mews, Torriano Avenue.

London.

NW5 2RZ

DONATION I am unable to attend but enclose a donation of £__________ CHEQUE – made payable to PAC I enclose a cheque for the sum of £__________ BANK TRANSFER I will make a bank transfer to the sum of £__________ Account name: PAC IMPACT, No:16763060 Sort Code: 30-93-80, REF: Surname/Company name Total £__________

GIFT AID I am a UK taxpayer and I would like the PAC to treat my voluntary donation as a Gift Aid donation. I understand that I must pay an amount of UK income tax and/or capital gains tax at least equal to the tax PAC reclaims on my donation.

Printed name: ............................................................................................................................................................................

Signature: .....................................................................................................................................................................................

Date: ................................................................................................................................................................................................

This Gift Aid Donation is only valid with a private, not a business address. Please include a private address if it is different from that already given.

Adresss: .......................................................................................................................................................................................... .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. .......................................................................................................................................... Postcode: .........................................

Please complete, scan and email your form back to info@sophiemacpherson.com by 10am on Monday 7th November 2012.

Please bid on my behalf at the above sale for the following Lot(s) up to the hammer price(s) stated below. These bids are to be executed as cheaply as is permitted by other bids or reserves and in an amount up to but not exceeding the specified amounts. I agree to be bound by the Conditions of Business as printed in the programme.

ABSENTEE BID FORM IMPACT AUCTION 07 NOVEMBER 2011

PLEASE USE CAPITAL LETTERS

Full name Address

Postcode Telephone number Email Date Signature

ARRANGEMENTS FOR PAYMENT If you are paying by cheque please remember to include your cheque card guarantee number on the back of the cheque, along with your address.

Lot No.

Title or Description

Bid Price (£)

ABSENTEE BIDS: If you are unable to attend the IMPACT Dinner and wish to place bids you may give the Trustees of PAC instructions to bid on your behalf. We will then try to purchase the lot(s) of your choice at the lowest price possible and to a maximum price as indicated by you. Please note that the Trustees of PAC offer this service to help supporters who are unable to attend the event and although we will make every effort, we will not be responsible for any errors or failure to execute bids. Absentee bids must be received in writing. ABSENTEE BID FORM: Please use the absentee bid form provided. Be sure to record accurately the lot numbers and descriptions and the maximum price you are willing to pay for each lot - this should be the amount to which you would bid if you were attending the sale yourself. Unlimited bids will not be accepted. Alternative bids can be placed by using the word “or” between lot numbers. Bids must be placed in the same order as the lot numbers appear in the catalogue. Please place your bids as early as possible.

In the event of identical bids, the earliest received will take precedence. SUCCESSFUL BIDS: Successful bidders will receive an invoice from PAC detailing their purchases and giving instructions for payment and clearance of goods.

I intend to pay by:

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Firstly we are indebted to all the artists who have been willing to give up their time and effort to donate, as well as all the Patrons of the charity who have aided us in a variety of ways. Our thanks also goes to our sponsors AXA Art and our designers Michelle and Jacki at Jamm Design.

The following is a further list of people who have been so helpful in the process of putting on this wonderful event, without which the night would not have been a possibility, we are very grateful.

Rachel Aked

Stephanie Hoppen Gallery

Martin Rowson

Toby Clark

Rukshana Jahangir

Frances Roxburgh

Shane Connolly

Sophie Jenkins

Prof. Alan Rushton

Rosanna Cundall

Kim Klehmet

Anne Schaeferlin

Lord Dalmeny

Lisson Gallery

Michelle Day

Sophie Macpherson

Mira Dimitrova

Peter McNeile

Ayelet Elstein

John Mitchell Fine Art

Flowers Gallery

Kate Newton

Matthew Fort

Igor Pacemski

Jessica Watts

Sasha Weld Forester

David Phillips

Terry Wells

Adam Gobat

James Richards

Charlotte Wolseley Brinton

Sarah Speddy Martin Thompson James Ulph Steve Watson

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