The MassArt Auction 2018

Massachusetts College of Art and Design

29TH ANNUAL

BENEFIT ART AUCTION

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CATALOG SPONSORS:

CHECK-IN SPONSOR:

SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 T-SHIRT SPONSOR:

DISCOVER THE DETAILS. Opening Reception

Preview Days

Wednesday, March 28, 2018 6:00–8:00PM

March 29–April 5, NOON–7:00PM

Sponsored by:

Free and open to the public; closed Sunday and during private events

PADDLE SPONSOR: DINNER/LOUNGE SPONSOR:

ARTWORK WRAP SPONSOR: BAR SPONSOR:

Tickets or General Information Contact Helen Zhang, Fundraising Events Coordinator 617.879.7014 | hzhang@massart.edu

Admission with Auction sponsorship/ticket

Absentee Bidding Visit: MassArtAuction.org VICTORIA MAXFIELD ’16

Abdul Aziz, 2017 Courtesy of the artist LOT: 326

Artwork on cover:

Sponsors & Committee

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JOHN GUTHRIE ’92

Auction Guidelines

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Blue Mirrors, 2017 Courtesy of the artist and bk projects

Gallery Listing

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LOT: 101

Artist Listing

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LIVE AUCTION & RAISE YOUR PADDLE

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Begins at 8:00pm | With Karen Keane, MassArt Trustee and CEO, Skinner, Inc.

SILENT AUCTION Sponsored by:

SILENT AUCTION 01

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Closes at 10:00pm | Sponsored by:

SILENT AUCTION 02

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Closes at 10:20pm | Sponsored by:

SILENT AUCTION 03 Closes at 10:40pm | Sponsored by:

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* L IST AS OF FEBRUARY 28, 2018

THANK YOU

OPENING RECEPTION:

2018 SPONSORS

ART CHAMPIONS:

Cheryl & Larry Franklin

Elissa & William Warner

PATRONS:

DEVOTEES:

ART AFICIONADOS Anonymous Sandra & David Bakalar Gabrielle & Richard Coffman Sally Currier & Saul Pannell David & Lynn Eikenberry James & Paula Gould Tim Hilton & Sara Miller Susan & Bob Schechter Molly Shannon Mike & Kathy Stack Valentine Talland & Nagesh Mahanthappa Chiara Trabucchi Jérôme Urvoy & Marc Wurbel

Jane & George Pelz Heather & Jeremy Pozen Patricia & Bob Rivers Cathy & Jim Stone Nathalie & John Thompson ’05 Susan Whitehead SUPPORTERS HC Studio ImageTech InkHouse, LLC PSG Framing Sametz Blackstone Associates Stantec Treasure Bay Jewelry Designs ®

ADVOCATES ART LOVERS Crozier Fine Arts Eastern Bank Elkus Manfredi Architects Emergency Production, LLC Leah Fenton ’14 Framers’ Workshop Handel & Haydn Society ART CONNOISSEURS

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Alchemy Foundation June & Henry Biner Katie Block Holly & David Bruce Fred Ehrsam Deborah & Ronald Feinstein Nina Fletcher ’91 Spencer Glendon & Lisa Tung Michelle & Frank Ingari Alison ’07 & Isaac Judd Amanda & Brian Kinney Harriet & Alan Lewis Virginia Litle and Tony Godfrey Nancy Lukitsh Linda & Bill McQuillan Roberta & Colin Moore Deirdre & Barry Nectow Kimberly & David Nelson Marjorie E. O’Malley

Mark Andrus Anonymous Denise Jefferson Casper Ronald G. Casty Marjorie & Nick Greville Paul & Elizabeth Harrington Elizabeth L. Johnson Karen Keane & Dan Elias Jake & Natalie Lemle Marcie Richardson Theresa Shanahan ART ENTHUSIASTS Anonymous (3) Barbara & George Beal Scott & Mary Carson Frank & Anastasia Catrickes Steve Corkin & Dan Maddalena Wendy & Gordon Cromwell Jennifer & Andrew Custard Gallery NAGA Dr. Kimberly & Robert Gatof Kate Gilbert & Chris Colbert Amy Hamill & Thaddeus Bouchard Jay Jakubowski Maureen Keefe Carol S. Krieger

Patricia LaValley & Geoff Hargadon Marcia Lloyd & Daniel C. Shannon Holly & Steve Muson Stephen Neumeier & Carol Savoy Jan Saragoni Adrienne Schlow Kathy & Gary Sharpless Ginni & David Spencer Kurt & Sarah Steinberg Justin & Tricia Stephan Patrick J. & Karen M. Veale ADDITIONAL CORPORATE SUPPORT Clark Fine Art Services Drive-By Projects Ice Haus kor group LEAD GALLERY PARTNERS Abigail Ogilvy Gallery Adelson Galleries Boston bk projects Carroll and Sons DC Moore Drive-by Projects Ellen Miller Gallery Gallery Kayafas Gallery NAGA Howard Yezerski Gallery kblockart Krakow Witkin Gallery LeRoy Neiman Center for Print Studies at Columbia University Mary Ryan Gallery Morgan Lehman Gallery Pace Prints RYAN LEE, New York S3 Contemporary Soprafina Gallery Wingate Studio Yancey Richardson Gallery MEDIA SPONSOR

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COMMITTEE & BOARD Katie Block Auction Committee Co-Chair Cheryl Franklin Auction Committee Co-Chair

MITCH WEISS

1968 XKE: Carmel, CA, 2017, 5 of 10 Courtesy of the artist LOT: 383

2018 AUCTION COMMITTEE Franny Andahazy ’83 Deanna Fulp, Foundation Director Jennifer Harrington, Foundation Director Beth Kantrowitz Tali Kwatcher, Foundation Director Jeffrey Lee Natalie Lemle Virginia Litle Kristina Hare Lyons Marjorie E. O’Malley, Vice President for Advancement Karen Pfefferle Patricia Rivers, Foundation Director Katie Ryan Susan Schechter Molly Shannon, Foundation Director Valentine Talland, Chair, MassArt Foundation John Thompson ’05, Faculty, Fine Arts 2D Chiara Trabucchi, Foundation Director Lisa Tung, Director, Bakalar & Paine Galleries Elissa Warner, Foundation Director 2017–2018 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Pamela Parisi ’67, Chair Linda L. Snyder, Vice Chair Elisa Hamilton ’07 Karen M. Keane Christine Kondoleon Denise Korn M. David Lee William P. McQuillan Peter Nessen Janice M. Saragoni 2018 AUCTION CATALOG PRODUCTION Contributing Editors: Kathy Calnan, Kristen Heintz-Perkins, Abby Marsh ’19, Corinne Wardian, and Helen Zhang Design: Leah Fenton ’14 | leahfenton.com Printing:

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2017–2018 MASSART FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Aisha Al Riyami Robert Bachelder June Biner Richard Coffman Caroline Collings, Honorary Director Nina Fletcher ’91 Deanna Fulp Robert S. Gatof Nicholas Greville, Honorary Director Jennifer Harrington, Vice Chair Trevania Henderson, Chair Emerita William Hicks, Chair Emerita Michelle Ingari Charles Jobson Alison Judd ’07 Wesley Karger Brian Kinney Tali Kwatcher Fredrick Leichter Fred Liang James Mason Roberta Moore Deirdre Nectow David Nelson, President Peter Nessen, Trustee Representative Marjorie O’Malley, Executive Director Lyssa Palu-ay, Interim Provost Paul Pflugfelder Emma Pickard Jeremy Pozen, Treasurer Patricia Rivers Susan Rothenberg, Honorary Director Susan Schechter, Chair Emerita Molly Shannon Katherine Sloan, Honorary Director Valentine Talland, Chair Michael Tarnow, Honorary Director Chiara Trabucchi Clare Villari, Chair Emerita Elissa Warner David Webster

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THE MASSART AUCTION

WELCOME!

FRED LIANG

Quietude, 2017 Courtesy of the artist and XC.HuA Galleries, Berlin and Beijing LOT: 02

Thank you for joining us for the 29th Annual Benefit

generation of artists, designers, and educators.

Art Auction. Your support is key to MassArt’s

We are committed to making this education as

mission of empowering its students and faculty

accessible as possible to our students, regardless

to enrich our contemporary culture through their

of their financial situation. Approximately 70% of

talent and finely-honed skill.

MassArt’s 1,700 undergraduate students receive

some form of grant aid or scholarship support from

This spring’s Auction offers you the remarkable

array of 300+ artworks, including paintings,

the college. That support is possible due in large

photographs, sculpture, jewelry, and mixed media

part to the money raised at tonight’s event.

compositions — creations that will delight your

eye and pique your intellect. As you explore this

extraordinary artists at varying points in their

This year’s Auction represents artwork from

stunning installation, please know that you stand

careers. We hope you will enjoy encountering the

on the cusp of the College’s ambitious re-design

work of well-known and established artists, many

of the Bakalar & Paine Galleries. With renovation

of whom are faculty at MassArt, as well as alumni,

to begin in May, these galleries, the largest free

students, and emerging artists whose names may

galleries in New England dedicated to contemporary

soon be as well known. We thank all the artists

art, will be transformed to serve our college, city,

for their generous and unreserved contributions

and regional communities with the highest museum

to make the Auction a success!

and education standards. MassArt is on an ambitious

We can’t thank all of you enough — sponsors,

path to excellence, and your participation tonight

patrons, artists, gallery partners, faculty, staff,

advances this goal.

students, and volunteers — for joining us tonight

Proceeds from tonight’s event will directly

to make this year’s Auction possible. An event

finance student scholarships and academic support.

of this magnitude relies on the enthusiasm and

As the only public college of visual arts in the

engagement of our entire MassArt community,

United States, MassArt provides academic excellence

and quite simply, we couldn’t do it without you.

and rigorous professional education to the next

WE HOPE YOU ENJOY THE EVENING, BID HIGH AND BID OFTEN!

DAVID NELSON President

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VALENTINE TALLAND Chair, MassArt Foundation

CHANGE A STUDENT’S LIFE

RAISE YOUR PADDLE TONIGHT! When a student has to focus on how they are going to eat, pay

STARTING AT: 8:00PM WHERE: Stephen D. Paine Gallery

for housing, or any of the other costs associated with pursuing a degree, they are not focused on their education. That worry

When you support our students with a Raise Your Paddle gift, you make it possible for tomorrow’s artists, designers and educators to receive a world-class education and transform our lives through the power of art and design.

100% of your gift goes to student scholarships and is tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

and time spent away from the studio is a detriment to both their education and how they will impact our world upon graduation.

That is where you step in! Everyone wins when you participate

in Raise Your Paddle at the beginning of the Live Auction. Raise Your Paddle is our annual appeal for outright contributions to our student scholarship fund. Raise your paddle high at the beginning of the Live Auction. Your gift, of any amount, will have a significant impact on our students by ensuring that MassArt remains affordable and accessible.

Art Supplies & Books

Personal Living Allowance

WHAT IT COSTS

$30,200 For an in-state student to attend MassArt during the 2018–19 academic year

Fees & Tuition Annual Room and Board

HOW YOU HELP

$5,000 $2,500 $1,000 $750 $500 LEIGH RUPLE

Healthful, 2017 Courtesy of Morgan Lehman Gallery LOT: 241

$250

One semester’s worth of housing in Treehouse Residence Hall One year’s worth of Student Health Insurance One semester’s worth of meal plan charges One year’s worth of a student’s technology fees

Annual tuition and residence hall deposit to hold one student spot 3-month Charlie Card pass to ride the MBTA

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WE ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT

THE MASSART AUCTION

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AUCTION GUIDELINES FIFTH LINE BIDDING

Be the fifth bidder! When you bid on the FIFTH LINE of a silent auction bid sheet you will be entered into a raffle to win free artwork installation services. Imagine having a professional come to your home and help you hang and arrange your art! The good news is that even if you don’t win that particular item, just having your bid on the FIFTH LINE will enter you into the raffle. Go ahead— be the fifth bidder.

Three winners will be chosen at random after the Auction. All winners will be notified by email following the event. Installation services to be scheduled at a mutually convenient time for both parties within one year of the Auction.

BEFORE THE AUCTION PETER BLAKE

Paris—’10 Man Upright’ from Paris Suit, a portfolio of 20 prints, 2011, Edition of 100 Courtesy of the artist and ryan lee , New York LOT: 173

Preview and bid on auction artwork at paddle8.com/ auction/massart starting March 23 through April 6, 2018 at noon EST . Bids may be placed on either Live or Silent Auction lots during this time. High bids will be transferred accordingly the night of the Auction and proxy bids will be monitored by house bidders throughout the evening. All Silent Auction lots are available for purchase for 150% of their stated value through the Buy Now option. For more information, visit MassArtAuction.org. You can also download the Paddle8 app to your iPhone and bid and buy artwork from your phone before the Auction.

AT THE AUCTION / CHECK-IN

During check-in, guests will receive bidder numbers when they provide a valid credit card or leave a signed blank check at the registration table. Bidder numbers will not be issued unless either a credit card or a check is provided. This will ensure prompt payment of all artwork and shorten the checkout process significantly.

If you registered to come with a guest, other than your spouse, your guest will have to register for his or her own bidder number unless you have requested otherwise.

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To expedite your check-in process, contact Fundraising Events Coordinator Helen Zhang at 617.879.7014 to attach a credit card to your bidder number before the Auction.

SILENT AUCTION BIDDING

There are three Silent Auction sections that will close in twenty-minute intervals upon completion of the Live Auction. Each item offered in the Silent Auction will have a bid sheet posted adjacent to it. To place a bid, write your bidder number on the sheet opposite the amount you wish to bid. Please place bids according to the minimum increments posted on the bid sheet; any bid not in the proper increment will be disqualified. You may bid on any item in the Silent Auction until the section is closed. At the posted closing time a Silent Auction Captain will collect the bid sheets and determine the winning bid for each item. If you are the winning bidder at the close of the Silent Auction section, your bid constitutes a legal contract to purchase the item. In the event of a dispute over a Silent Auction bid, the Executive Director of Advancement will determine the winning bid and the decision will be final.

BUY NOW OPTION

Any Silent Auction lot may be purchased outright by paying 150% of its stated value. Artwork may be purchased at any time during the Auction by placing your bidder number on the Buy Now line of the artwork’s bid sheet. Once the Buy Now line on a bid sheet has been filled in, the work is considered sold. Bid sheets will remain adjacent to the work until the section is closed. The Buy Now option is available during the Opening Reception on Wednesday, March 28 and during the Public Preview Days on March 29—April 5 and to online bidders at paddle8.com/auction/massart.

CHRISTIAN RESTREPO ’15

Schrol, 2017 Courtesy of the artist LOT: 390

THANK YOU! We thank you for your support and wish you the best of luck on your auction bidding!

LIVE AUCTION

ARTWORK PICK-UP/DELIVERY

The Live Auction will begin at 8:00PM and continue without breaks until all items have sold. To bid in the Live Auction, hold your bid card up high with the number facing the Auctioneer. The highest bid acknowledged by the Auctioneer constitutes a legal contract to purchase the item by that bidder.

To ensure the safety of all artwork, NO ARTWORK WILL

To place an absentee Live Auction bid visit paddle8.com/auction/massart or contact Executive Director of Advancement Kathy Calnan at kcalnan@massart.edu or 617.879.7012 before noon EST on Friday, April 6.

BE WRAPPED TO TAKE HOME THE NIGHT OF THE AUCTION.

After paying for your purchases at the check-out station, please make arrangements at the pick-up/delivery station through one of the following options: 1. Pick up work in the Bakalar & Paine Galleries on Wednesday, April 11 or Thursday, April 12, 4:00—7:00PM; or 2. Have work delivered to your home in the Metro Boston area on Tuesday, April 24 or Wednesday, April 25; or 3. Have work professionally shipped at the expense of the purchaser.

BUYER’S PREMIUM

A buyer’s premium equal to 10% of the winning bid will be applied to each lot sold and will be paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. A buyer’s premium will not be applied to any pledge(s) made during the Live Auction’s Raise Your Paddle fundraising opportunity.

Gifts made through Raise Your Paddle are outright donations and are fully tax-deductible as allowed by law.

SALES TAX

All artwork purchases are subject to the Massachusetts 6.25% sales tax unless the purchaser possesses a Massachusetts sales tax exemption number. Exemption certificates from other states will be accepted if presented with a business card or on letterhead. All certificates must be presented during guest check-in.

PAYMENT

Cash, checks, Visa, MasterCard, and American Express will be accepted as payment. Check-out stations will open twenty minutes after the close of the Live Auction.

All purchases are final and must be paid for on the evening of the Auction. No exchanges or refunds will be allowed.

The Office of Fundraising Events will contact buyers who did not make pick-up/delivery arrangements in the weeks following the Auction.

GENERAL RULES

The Massachusetts College of Art and Design Foundation reserves the right to add items to or withdraw items from the Auction without notice. The MassArt Foundation has attempted to describe and catalog all items accurately, but all items are offered “as is, where is”. The MassArt Foundation neither warrants nor represents, and in no event shall be responsible for, the correctness of the descriptions, genuineness, authorship, provenance, or condition of the items. No statement made in this catalog, orally at the Auction, or elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty, representation, or assumption of liability. The values listed are estimates of fair market values. Items have not been appraised by the MassArt Foundation. Each person (bidder) issued a bid card assumes all risks and hazards related to the items obtained at the Auction. Each bidder agrees to hold harmless from any liability arising there from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design Foundation, its employees, the event organizers, sponsors, and volunteers connected with the Auction. All items purchased in the Live Auction become the property of the winning bidder once that bidder is acknowledged by the Auctioneer.

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GALLERY LISTING

Many of the artists participating in the MassArt Auction are represented by galleries in Boston and beyond. We hope that you will take note of the gallery names listed with many of the entries. We encourage you to visit these galleries to see a greater body of work by these artists and to learn about other artists the gallery may represent. These galleries are committed to advancing the careers of artists. Please let the gallery know that you saw their name at the MassArt Auction!

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GALLERY

ADDRESS

CITY

STATE ZIP

PHONE

WEBSITE

13FOREST Gallery

167A Massachusetts Ave

Arlington

MA

02474

781–641–3333

13FOREST.com

555 Gallery

555 East 2nd Street

Boston

MA

02127

339–237–0041

555Gallery.com

Abigail Ogilvy Gallery

460 Harrison Avenue

Boston

MA

02118

617–820–5173

AbigailOgilvy.com

ACA Gallery

529 West 20th Street

New York

NY

10011

212–206–8080

ACAGalleries.com

Adelson Galleries Boston

520 Harrison Avenue

Boston

MA

02118

617–832–0633

AdelsonGalleriesBoston.com

Ameringer McEnery Yohe

525 West 22nd Street

New York

NY

10011

212–445–0051

AMY-nyc.com

Argyle FIne Art

1559 Barrington Street, Unit 102

Halifax

CN

B3J 1Z7

1–902–425–9456

ArgyleFineArt.blogspot.ca

ArtProv Gallery

150 Chestnut Street, 3rd Floor

Providence

RI

02903

401–641–5182

ArtProvidence.com

AUREUS Contemporary

401–368–6138

AUREUS-art.com

Beth Urdang Gallery

781–264–1121

BethUrdangGallery.com

bk projects

617–835–8255

Drive-ByProjects.com

Blue Gallery

118 Southwest Boulevard

Kansas City

MO

64108

816–527–0823

BlueGalleryOnline.com

Bromfield Gallery

450 Harrison Avenue

Boston

MA

02118

617–451–3605

BromfieldGallery.com

Carroll and Sons

450 Harrison Avenue

Boston

MA

02118

617–482–2477

CarrollAndSons.net

Center Street Studio

PO Box 870171

Milton Village

MA

02187

617–821–5458

CenterStreetStudio.com

Chase Young Gallery

450 Harrison Avenue, #57

Boston

MA

02118

617–859–7222

ChaseYoungGallery.com

Child’s Gallery

169 Newbury Street

Boston

MA

02116

617–266–1108

ChildsGallery.com

Copley Society

158 Newbury Street

Boston

MA

02116

617–536–5049

CopleySociety.org

Cristin Tierney Gallery

540 West 28th Street

New York

NY

10001

212–594–0550

CristinTierney.com

Cyberarts Gallery

141 Green Street

Jamaica Plain

MA

02130

617–522–6710

BostonCyberarts.org

Danese/Corey

511 West 22nd Street

New York

NY

10011

212–223–2227

DaneseCorey.com

DC Moore Gallery

535 West 22nd Street

New York

NY

10011

212–247–2111

DCMooreGallery.com

Drive–By Projects

81 Spring Street

Watertown

MA

02472

617–835–8255

Drive-ByProjects.com

460 Harrison Avenue

Boston

MA

02118

Edgecomb Potters

EdgecombPotters.com

Electric Works

San Francisco

CA

415–626–5496

SFElectricWorks.com

Ellen Miller Gallery 450 Harrison Avenue, #309A

Boston

MA

02118

617–620–9818

EllenMillerGallery.com

Extension Gallery

156 Harvard Avenue

Allston

MA

02134

617–782–7777

Extension.gallery

Flatrocks Gallery

77 Langsford Street

Gloucester

MA

01930

978–879–4683

FlatrocksGallery.com

gallery blink

1963 Massachusetts Avenue Lexington

MA

02421

781–698–9994

GalleryBlink.com

Gallery BOM

460 Harrison Avenue, B7

Boston

MA

02118

617–651–2664

GalleryBOM.com

Gallery Kayafas

450 Harrison Avenue

Boston

MA

02118

617–482–0411

GalleryKayafas.com

Gallery NAGA

67 Newbury Street

Boston

MA

02116

617–267–9060

GalleryNAGA.com

Gallery 263

263 Pearl Street

Cambridge

MA

02139

N/A

Gallery263.com

gWatson Gallery

68 Main Street

Stonington

ME

04681

207–367–2900

gWatsonGallery.com

Howard Yezerski Gallery

450 Harrison Avenue, A16

Boston

MA

02118

617–262–0550

HowardYezerski.com

Hutson Gallery

432 Commercial Street

Provincetown

MA

02657

508–487–0915

HutsonGallery.net

Ian Stallings Design

1100 Sutter Street

San Francisco

CA

94109

415–621–5660

IanStallings.com

Jack Meier Gallery

2310 Bissonnet Street

Houston

TX

77005

713–576–2983

JackMeierGallery.com

Jonathan LeVine Projects

888 Newark Avenue, Suite 415

Jersey City

NJ

07306

201–763–6998

JonathanLeVineProjects.com

Kingston Gallery

450 Harrison Avenue

Boston

MA

02118

617–423–4113

KingstonGallery.com

Krakow Witkin Gallery

10 Newbury Street #5

Boston

MA

02116

617–262–4490

KrakowWitkinGallery.com

Lanoue Fine Art

450 Harrison Avenue, #31

Boston

MA

02118

617–262–4400

LanoueFineArt.com

LeRoy Neiman Print Center at Columbia University

Columbia University, 2960 Broadway

New York

NY

10027

212–854–7641

Columbia.edu/CU/Arts/Neiman

Liz O’Brien New York

306 East 61st Street

New York

NY

10065

212–755–3800

LizOBrien.com

Lupine Gallery

PO Box 366, 48 Main Street Monhegan

ME

04852

207–594–8131

LupineGalleryMonhegan.com

Mason Fine Art

Suite 100, 415 Plaster Avenue NE

Atlanta

GA

30324

404–879–1500

MasonFineArtandEvents.com

Mercury Gallery

20 Main Street

Rockport

MA

01966

978–546–7620

MercuryGallery.com

Mobilia Gallery

358 Huron Avenue

Cambridge

MA

02138

617–876–2109

Mobilia-Gallery.com

Morgan Lehman Gallery

535 West 22nd Street

New York

NY

10011

212–268–6699

MorganLehmanGaller.com

Morpeth Contemporary

43 West Broad Street

Hopewell

NJ

08525

609–333–9393

MorpethContemporary.com

MRG Fine Art

13453 Ventura Boulevard

Los Angeles

CA

91423

818–277–6927

MRGFineArt.com

Newport Contemporary Fine Art

219 Goddard Row, Brick Marketplace

Newport

RI

02840

401–619–2701

NewportContemporaryArt.com

P.P.O.W

535 West 22nd Street

New York

NY

10011

212–647–1044

PPOWGallery.com

Pace Prints

32 East 57th Street

New York

NY

10022

212–421–3237

PacePrints.com

Pearl Street Gallery

100 Pearl Street

Chelsea

MA

02150

617–875–3188

PearlStreetGallery.com

Powers Gallery

144 Great Road (Route 2A)

Acton

MA

01720

978–263–5105

PowersGallery.com

Rafius Fane Gallery

460C Harrison Avenue, Suite #C24

Boston

MA

02118

508–843–2184

RafiusFaneGallery.com

Rice Polak Gallery

430 Commercial Street

Provincetown

MA

02657

508–487–1052

RicePolakGallery.com

Room 68

377 Commercial Street

Provincetown

MA

02657

774–538–6470

Room68online.com

RYAN LEE, New York

515 West 26th Street

New York

NY

10001

212–397–0742

RyanLeeGallery.com

S3 Contemporary

83 Perkins Street, #3

Boston

MA

02130

508–517–7712

S3Contemporary.com

Schoolhouse Gallery

494 Commercial Street

Provincetown

MA

02657

508–487–4800

GallerySchoolHouse.com

Skoto Gallery

529 West 20th Street, 5th Floor

New York

NY

10011

212–352–8058

SkotoGallery.com

Sloane Merrill Gallery

75 Charles Street

Boston

MA

02114

617–227–1775

SloaneMerrillGallery.com

Society of Arts and Crafts

100 Pier 4, Suite 200

Boston

MA

02210

617–266–1810

SocietyOfCrafts.org

Solace Studio & Gallery

2312 Long Beach Boulevard Surf City

NJ

08008

609–848–9702

SolaceStudiolbi.com

Soprafina Gallery

55 Thayer Street

Boston

MA

02118

617–728–0770

Soprafina.com

South Shore Art Center

119 Ripley Road

Cohasset

MA

02025

781–383–2787

SSAC.org

Sunne Savage Gallery

135 Cambridge Street

Winchester

MA

01890

781–721–2410

SunneSavage.com

Tamarind Institute

2500 Central Avenue SE

Albuquerque

NM

87106

505–277–3901

Tamarind.unm.edu

Uprise Art

264 Canal Street, #4W

New York

NY

10013

917–727–8858

UpriseArt.com

William Baczek Fine Arts

36 Main Street

Northampton

MA

01062

413–587–9880

WBFineArts.com

Wingate Studio

925 Northfield Road

Hinsdale

NH

03451

603–239–8223

WingateStudio.com

Yancey Richardson Gallery

525 West 22nd Street

New York

NY

10011

646–230–9610

YanceyRichardson.com

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THE MASSART AUCTION

BEGINS AT 8:00PM

LIVE AUCTION With Karen Keane, MassArt Trustee and CEO, Skinner, Inc. ABSENTEE BIDS

To a place an absentee bid on any Live Auction item, contact Executive Director of Advancement Kathy Calnan at

ROMARE BEARDEN

kcalnan@massart.edu or 617.879.7012

Open Door, 1979, Edition of 17 Sept 2012, 2012 Courtesy of ryan lee , New York LOT: 24

2018 AUCTION COMMISSION

Mixed Media Commission LOT 19: CLINT BACLAWSKI M’08

The winner of this commission will receive a unique large-scale (up to 4’x8’) custom photographic light bulb work for an interior residential or commercial space. The artist will offer the winner a range of photographs and array of colored background options to select for the final project.

Date of the commission to be set at a mutually convenient time for both parties within a year of purchase.

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Clint Baclawski received in BFA from Rochester Institute of Technology and MFA from Massachusetts College of Art & Design. His illuminated light works have been featured most recently in HUBWeek Boston, with upcoming works to be on view at Ft. Wayne Museum of Art and Boston Children’s Hospital (2019). Bid on this rare opportunity to have an artist’s studio practice brought to your home or business and witness Clint’s thoughtful process as it unfolds into a stunning, highly-visible light work.

* There will be additional travel expenses for locations outside of metropolitan Boston.

LOTS: 01–08

LOT: 01

TAKASHI MURAKAMI

LOT: 02

Quietude, 2017

Lithograph

14" X 14" X 7 3/16"

Dehua porcelain and mirrorized tempered glass

$3,400

29.25" X 20.875"

$4,000 Courtesy of ryan

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Courtesy of the artist and XC.HuA Galleries, Berlin and Beijing

New York

Born in 1963 in Tokyo, Takashi Murakami’s work employs popular culture and cartoon imagery. He received his BFA, MFA, and PhD from the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music. He is classically trained in the traditional nihon ga style. He has had recent solo shows at Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, Paris; Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; and Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin, Paris. Takashi’s work has been exhibited in prestigious museums all over the world. In 2008, the Brooklyn Museum held a major retrospective of Murakami’s work.

LOT: 03

LOT: 05

SOPHIA AINSLIE

Fred Liang received his BFA from the University of Manitoba and his MFA from Yale University, and presently serves as the Chair of Fine Arts 2D at MassArt. His honors include Massachusetts Cultural Council Arts grants in both painting and works on paper. His work is in numerous public and private collections, including the Addison Gallery of American Art, Fidelity, the Gund Collection, and the Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University. His work is currently exhibiting at the Andover Gallery of American Art, Andover, MA; Chao Art Center, Beijing; Milwaukee Art Museum; Sala La Asunción, Universidad de Cádiz, Cádiz, España; and XC.HuA Galleries, Berlin, Germany.

LOT: 04

ALISON SAAR

In Person 574.4, 2014

Redbone Blues, 2017, 8 of 21

India ink, flashe, acrylic on paper

Intaglio on found vintage handkerchief

36" X 50"

17" X 16"

$4,600

$3,600

Courtesy of the artist and Gallery NAGA

Courtesy of MassArt’s Curatorial Programs

Sophia Ainslie was born in Johannesburg, South Africa.

She received her MFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts and was awarded the Anne and Graham Fund award to attend the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in Maine. She has held multiple residencies in the U.K. and the United States, notably at Gasworks in London and Yosemite Place in San Francisco. She is the recipient of the inaugural Hendricks Art Fund for Tufts Graduates, a Massachusetts Cultural Council Fellowship for Painting and a grant from the Artist’s Resource Trust. Ainslie is represented by Gallery NAGA in Boston, MA.

Saar received a BA from Scripps College and an MFA from the Otis Art Institute. She has received awards from the Joan Mitchell Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Guggenheim Foundation. Her work can be found in the collections of museums such as the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Whitney Museum of American Art.

LAURA MCPHEE

LOT: 06

L&L Classic Auto Salvage, Gooding County, Idaho, 2015, Edition of 5

TRIIIBE ’01

Table for Three: Iteration 3, 2010, 2 of 3 Archival inkjet print

Archival pigment print

21.15" X 45"

30" X 40"

$7,000

$5,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Carroll and Sons

Fueled by a common interest in identity, performance artists Alicia, Kelly, and Sara Casilio (identical triplet sisters) and National Geographic photographer Cary Wolinsky joined forces in 2006 to form TRIIIBE—an artistic collective that often expands to include family, friends, and fellow artists.

TRIIIBE’s painstakingly staged photographs, performances, and videos play up the sameness of the sisters to provoke cultural conversations about gender, equality, and difference, while traversing hot-button social and political issues.

Laura McPhee received her BA from Princeton, her MFA from RISD, and is a professor of photography at MassArt. She has received numerous awards including a Fulbright Scholar’s Fellowship, a New England Foundation for the Arts Fellowship, and a Guggenheim Memorial Fellowship.

This photograph is from her Desert Chronicle project made in the American West that explores human and geologic time. McPhee’s work is in many collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

LOT: 07

FRED LIANG

An Homage to Monogold 1960 A, 2012, 109 of 300

DONALD BAECHLER

Visit: triiibe.us

LOT: 08

JOHN THOMPSON ’05

Colorful Ball, 2011

LANT, 2017

Screenprint

Gouache and screen monoprint

52" X 40"

44" X 30"

$7,500

$4,500

Donald Baechler studied at the Maryland Institute, College of Art (Baltimore), Cooper Union (New York), and the Staatliche Hochschule für bildende Künste—Staedelschule (Frankfurt am Main, Germany).

His work is in the collections of The Museum of Modern Art, The Whitney Museum of American Art, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles and The Centre Pompidou, Paris among other institutions worldwide.

Courtesy of the artist and Child’s Gallery John Thompson teaches printmaking at MassArt; the Danforth Art Museum; and other workshops in the region.

He is represented by Child’s Gallery, Boston, MA. Thompson founded and maintains a studio and print shop in Waltham, MA and a painting studio in Washington, CT. Thompson serves on several boards of art and educational institutions.

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LOT: 09

EMILY EVELETH ’87

LOT: 10

RANIA MATAR

Floor Show, 2017

Nour, Beirut, Lebanon, 2017, 2017, 1/6

Oil and alkyd on mylar

Archival inkjet print

19" X 26"

37" X 44"

$6,400

$5,000

Courtesy of the artist and Danese/Corey and Howard Yezerski Galleries

Courtesy of the artist Born and raised in Lebanon, Matar moved to the U.S. in 1984.

Her work focuses on womanhood in both cultures, with an emphasis on identity and universality. Her work was recently exhibited at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Carnegie Museum of Art; National Museum for Women in the Arts; Howard Greenberg Gallery; and the National Portrait Gallery, London. A mid-career retrospective of her work is currently at the Amon Carter Museum, in a solo exhibition In Her Image. Matar received several grants and awards including a 2017 Mellon Foundation art residency grant at Kenyon College. Her work was selected as one of 10 Remarkable Photographers to Discover at this year’s AIPAD Fair.

Emily Eveleth’s recent solo shows were at Danese/Corey, New York and Howard Yeserski Gallery, Boston. Her work is in numerous public and private collections, including the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and has been written about in Bomb Magazine, Art in America, The New Yorker, and The New York Times.

Visit: EmilyEveleth.com

Visit: raniamatar.com

LOT: 11

KARA WALKER

LOT: 12

Acrylic over photographic print 36" X 36"

$7,500

Offset lithography and silkscreen 39" X 53"

Courtesy of the artist

$10,000

Leah Giberson received a BFA in painting from MassArt, graduating with departmental honors in 1997. Recent exhibitions include shows at Nahcotta in Portsmouth, NH; Jo Hay Open Studios in Provincetown, MA; and Lesher Center for the Arts in Walnut Creek, CA. Her work is included in the permanent collections at the University of Iowa Hospital and the Mary Greeley Medical Center.

Courtesy of the artist and LeRoy Neiman Print Center at Columbia University Born in 1969 in Stockton, California, Kara Walker later moved to Atlanta, Georgia where she lived until completing her BFA at the Atlanta College of Art in 1994. Walker went on to earn her MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. Her work has appeared in solo and group exhibitions in the United States and abroad.

She was a 1997 a MacArthur Fellow. Work in public collections includes the Museum of Modern Art, Tate Gallery, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the Walker Art Center, among others. Walker currently teaches at Columbia University.

LOT: 13

YUE MINJUN

LOT: 14

The Grassland Series Woodcut 2 (Crouching Man), 2008

Lambda print

Woodcut

80" X 48"

35" X 46.25"

$15,000

$7,500

Courtesy of ryan

GEORGE NICK

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New York

Sangbin IM’s composite photographs are seamless blends of painting and photography, integrating the two mediums to create a hyperrealist vision. IM received his MFA in painting and printmaking at Yale University as a Fulbright scholar and currently teaches at Sungshin Women’s University in Seoul.

His work is held in major public collections, including the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Korea; the Centro Museo Vasco de Arte Contemporáneo, Spain; and the Seoul Museum of Art, Korea.

Yue Minjun is an accomplished painter, sculptor and printmaker whose signature motif of gleefully laughing figures serve as caricatures that reflect the contradictions and absurdities of contemporary life. The artist is often listed as a member of the cynical realism movement that emerged in the mid-1990s in China and that came of age in the wake of the socio-political upheaval created by the Tiananmen Square demonstrations in Beijing.

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SANGBIN IM

Armory, 2008, Edition of 5

Courtesy of Pace Prints

LOT: 15

LEAH GIBERSON ’97

Palm Springs Pacer, 2017

Harper’s Pictorial History of the Civil War (Annotated), Foote’s Gun-Boats Ascending to Attack Fort Henry, 2005

LOT: 16

WHITFIELD LOVELL

Rio dei Mentidanti II, Venezia 20 Sept 2012, 2012

Deuce, 2011, Edition of 40

Oil on linen

Lithograph on paper

25" X 19"

27.5" X 39.25"

$19,000

$3,200

Courtesy of the artist and Gallery NAGA

Courtesy of MassArt’s Curatorial Programs

George Nick is Professor Emeritus at MassArt. Blurring the line between realism and expressionism, Nick has described his painting style as intuitive and inventive.

His work is in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln and the Hirshhorn Museum, Washington D.C., among many others. He has received awards from the Childe Hassam Fund, The American Academy of Arts and Letters, The National Endowment for the Arts, and the Massachusetts Cultural Council. George Nick is represented by Gallery NAGA in Boston, MA.

Lovell received a BFA from the Cooper Union School of Art. Among other honors, he received a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship. The Phillips Collection and Smith College Museum of Art hosted recent solo exhibitions by the artist.

Numerous public institutions collect his work, including the Whitney Museum of American Art, the National Museum of African American History and Culture, and The Studio Museum in Harlem.

LOTS: 09–24

LOT: 17

LOT: 19

PAUL WACKERS

LOT: 18

Swallows, South Platte River, 1991, 1 of 3

Acrylic, oil pastel, spray paint on canvas

Archival inkjet print

36" X 30"

24" X 60"

$6,500

$8,000

Courtesy of Morgan Lehman Gallery

Courtesy of the artist

Paul Wackers was born in New Haven, Connecticut in 1978. He graduated with his BFA from Corcoran College of Art and Design in Washington, DC, and earned his MFA in Painting from the San Francisco Art Institute. Wackers has exhibited nationally and internationally in Belgium, Denmark, Canada, Peru, California, and New York. He completed a large-scale public mural for The James Hotel (New York, NY) and has been featured in Paper Magazine, Hyperallergic, Juxtapoz, and New American Painting. His work is held in numerous private and public collections, including the Chevron Corporation (San Ramon, CA), Fidelity Investments (Boston, MA), and Wellington Management (Boston, MA).

Barbara received her MFA in photography from the Rochester Institute of Technology and is a current MassArt photography professor. She has been the subject of solo exhibtions at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the Phoenix Art Museum, and the Peabody Essex Museum. She has received fellowships and grants from the New England Foundation for the Arts, the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, and the Buhl Foundation. Her work is in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, the National Museum of American Art, and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

CLINT BACLAWSKI M’08

Visit: BarbaraBosworth.com

LOT: 20

Madue’s Jaipur, 2012

Mixed Media

Encaustic, melted plastic, cut paper on Indian ledger paper

44" X 80" X 3"

20" X 25"

$18,000

$10,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of an anonymous donor

Clint Baclawski received his BFA from Rochester Institute of Technology in 2003 and his MFA from MassArt in 2008. Select solo exhibitions include locally at Adelson Galleries Boston, nationally in St. Louis, MO and San Luis Obispo, CA, and internationally in Edinburgh, Scotland. Clint was a recipient of the Saint Botolph Emerging Artist Award in 2014 and recognized by the Santo Foundation in 2010. In mid-April, Clint will be a featured artist in The National 2018, a contemporary photography triennial held at the Fort Wayne Museum of Art.

Judy Pfaff was born in London, England. She received a BFA from Washington University, Saint Louis (1971), and an MFA from Yale University (1973). She is a recipient of the Academy Member Fellowship, American Academy of Arts & Sciences (2013); Anonymous Was a Woman Award (2013); MacArthur Fellowship (2004); Guggenheim Fellowship (1983); National Endowment for the Arts grants (1979, 1986); and is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters. She has numerous solo exhibitions and group shows in major galleries and museums in the United States and abroad. She holds work in permanent collections of Museum of Modern Art; Whitney Museum of American Art; Brooklyn Museum of Art; and Detroit Institute of Arts.

ROBERT FREEMAN

LOT: 22

Step Sisters, 2016

CLAES OLDENBURG

Geometric Mouse, Scale E, 2013, 26 of 50

Oil on canvas

Painted aluminum

60" X 44"

6.5" X 8.25" X 6.5"

$16,000

$15,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of Krakow Witkin Gallery

Robert Freeman has been showing nationally for over 20 years. His work is included in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the National Center for African American Artists, Boston Public Library, Brown University and deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum. His paintings have been exhibited at the Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and Williams College Museum of Art in Williamstown, MA.

Claes Oldenburg was born in 1929 in Stockholm. Oldenburg studied literature and art history at Yale University, and art under Paul Wieghardt at the Art Institute of Chicago.

He also worked as an apprentice reporter at the City News Bureau of Chicago, and afterward opened a studio, where he made magazine illustrations and easel paintings. Oldenburg became a prominent figure in Happenings and Performance art during the late 1950s and early 1960s, was heralded as a Pop artist with the emergence of the movement in 1962.

Over the past three decades, Oldenburg’s works have been the subject of numerous performances and exhibitions including solo exhibitions around the country.

Visit: RobertFreemanArt.com

LOT: 23

JUDY PFAFF

Mixed Media Commission, 2017, 1 of 3

Visit: ClintBaclawski.com

LOT: 21

BARBARA BOSWORTH

Its a Long View, 2016

JOHN WALKER

LOT: 24

ROMARE BEARDEN

Fenway II, 2017, 16 of 16

Open Door, 1979, Edition of 175

Sugar lift etching and aquatint printed in black on BFK paper, hand-colored by the artist

23.5" X 21.5"

30" X 22"

$4,000 Courtesy of MassArt’s Master Print Series Born in Birmingham, England, Walker has been awarded the Harkness and Guggenheim Fellowships.

He represented Britain at the Venice Biennale. He has taught at the Royal College of London, Yale University, and Boston University and was in Residence at Oxford University and Monash University, Australia. His work is in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Guggenheim Museum, Whitney Museum, MOMA, Hirshhorn Museum, Smithsonian Institution, National Gallery of Art, Art Institute of Chicago, Cleveland Museum of Art, MFA Boston, Museum of Contemporary Art, LA, Tate Gallery, Victoria and Albert Museum, The British Museum, and many others.

Lithograph

$7,500 Courtesy of ryan

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New York

Romare was born in 1911 in Charlotte, NC and died in New York in 1988. Romare began college at Lincoln University, transferred to Boston University and completed his studies at New York University, graduating with a degree in education. He was the recipient of many awards and honors throughout his lifetime. Honorary doctorates were given by Pratt Institute, Carnegie Mellon University, Davidson College, and Atlanta University, to name but a few. He received the Mayor’s Award of Honor for Art and Culture in New York City in 1984 and the National Medal of Arts in 1987. His life and art are marked by exceptional talent and he was also a celebrated humanist, demonstrated by his lifelong support of young, emerging artists.

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LOT: 25

FRANCESCO CLEMENTE

LOT: 26

Writer’s Block, 2002

Twenty-two color Ukiyo-e woodcut hand-printed from 18 woodblocks

Oil on canvas

24" X 18"

$3,500

57" X 57"

$12,000

Couresy of the artist and Carroll and Sons

Courtesy of Pace Prints

Robert Amesbury is a California-based artist. His work is painted from a set up still life that is translated into a language of flat plains of color that pop. Amesbury’s work is in the collection of the Harvard University Art Museums and Fidelity Investments.

Francesco Clemente was born in Naples, Italy in 1952. After an early academic background in classical languages and literature, he briefly enrolled as an architecture student at the University of Rome in 1970.

Throughout the 1970s he exhibited drawings, altered photographs, and conceptual works across Europe. Since 1973 he has frequently resided and worked in India. The artist’s comprehensive oeuvre was the subject of a retrospective exhibition, Clemente, at the Guggenheim Museum, New York (1999–2000), which traveled to the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, Spain (2000). Most recently, a survey of the artist’s work was organized by the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli (2002–03).

LOT: 27

ROBERT AMESBURY

Earth, 2006

ZANELE MUHOLI

LOT: 28

PETER WAYNE LEWIS

Basizeni I, Amsterdam, 2016, Edition of 8

BOOSTER SCROLL #41, 2010

Gelatin silver print

Acrylic on paper

23.5" X 22"

66" X 32"

$6,500

$7,000

Courtesy of Yancey Richardson Gallery

Courtesy of the artist and Skoto Gallery

Muholi is a South African artist and visual activist. She received an MFA from Ryerson University in Toronto. Her honors include an International Center of Photography Infinity Award and the 2013 Fine Prize at the Carnegie International. Muholi has exhibited at venues such as Documenta and the Venice Biennale. Her work is included in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Brooklyn Museum, the Tate Modern, and others.

Peter was born in Kingston, Jamaica and immigrated to the US in 1962, where he made his home in Sacramento, CA. He became a US naturalized citizen in 1983 and received his MA in painting from San Jose State University in 1979. He is a professor of painting and former Chair of the Fine Arts 2D department at MassArt and he currently resides in South Orange, NJ; Boston, MA; and Beijing, China. His work has been shown at exhibitions around the country and across the world.

Visit: peterwaynelewis.com

LOT: 29

WILLIAM KENTRIDGE

LOT: 30

The Nose, 2010, 53 of 70 Photogravure with drypoint, intaligo, and sugar lift 16.5" X 23"

Ripped pieces of text on tea stained paper

$5,000

29" X 21"

$11,000

Courtesy of Krakow Witkin Gallery

Courtesy of the artist

Kentridge lives and works in Johannesburg, South Africa. In 1976 he received his BA from the University of Witwatersrand. Following his first solo exhibition in 1979, his work was shown throughout Europe and the US, including recent solo exhibitions at the MoMA, Hirshhorn Museum, Centre Pompidou, and Castello di Rivoli. He is the recipient of various awards, including the Blue Ribbon Award at the American Film Festival and the Carnegie Prize.

Ambreen Butt was born in Lahore, Pakistan and received her BFA in traditional Indian and Persian miniature painting from the National College of Arts in Lahore. She moved to Boston, Massachusetts in 1993, and earned her MFA in painting in 1997 from MassArt. Her work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions, both nationally and internationally. Among the many institutions that have exhibited her work are the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, the Brooklyn Museum, the Kunsthalle Fridericianum in Kassell, Germany, the National Art Gallery in Islamabad, Pakistan and the Sunshine Museum in Beijing, China. Butt has been the recipient of many awards including the Brother Thomas Fellowship from the Boston Foundation, Maud Morgan Prize, and a Joan Mitchell Foundation grant.

Visit: AmbreenButt.com

LOT: 31

JANE MAXWELL

front row, 2017

LOT: 32

ABELARDO MORELL

Mixed media on panel

Tent-Camera Image: Copper Beech Tree in Hampstead Heath. London, England, 2017

32" X 60"

Archival inkjet print

$9,500

38" X 48"

Courtesy of the artist and Lanoue Fine Art Jane Maxwell received her BA from Middlebury College and studied mixed media at the SMFA and deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum. Her work largely comments on the elusive myth of the feminine ideal. Her works are exhibited in galleries throughout the country and acquired by collectors around the world. She recently had a solo show at Caldwell Snyder Gallery in San Francisco.

Visit: janemaxwell.com

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AMBREEN BUTT M’97

“Hayatullah khan Mohammed Tahir (16)” from the series Say My Name, 2017

$24,000 Courtesy of the artist Abelardo Morell was born in Havana, Cuba in 1948. He immigrated to the United States with his parents in 1962.

Morell received his undergraduate degree from Bowdoin College and his MFA from The Yale University School of Art. He has received an honorary degree from Bowdoin College in 1997 and from Lesley University in 2014. He has received a number of awards and grants, including a Guggenheim fellowship in 1994 and an Infinity Award in Art from ICP in 2011. In November 2017, he received a Lucie Award for achievement in fine art. His work has been collected and shown in over seventy other museums in the United States and abroad. Most recently, he had a show at Rose Gallery in Santa Monica, California, featuring his After Constable series.

LOTS: 25–34

LOT: 33

JEFF PERROTT

LOT: 34

DAVID HILLIARD ’92

RW217 (Yellow Black), 2017

Triple Dorothy, 2016, Edition of 12

Oil on hemp

Archival pigment print

33" X 30.5"

24" X 60"

$6,500

$5,400

Courtesy of Morgan Lehman Gallery

Courtesy of the artist and Carroll and Sons

Jeff Perrott was born in 1966, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

He earned his BA from Williams College, and his MFA from Yale School of Art. Perrott has exhibited at Boston Center for the Arts, Krakow Witkin Gallery (Boston, MA), and Morgan Lehman Gallery (New York, NY). He is the winner of the Eben Demerest Fellowship, and was a nominee for the Foster Prize from the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston. His work is featured in both corporate and museum collections such as the Wadsworth Atheneum (Hartford, CT); Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum; the Whitney Museum of Art; and Wellington Management.

David Hilliard received his BFA from MassArt and his MFA from Yale University. He has taught at MassArt, Yale and Harvard University. His work is in the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and the Whitney Museum of American Art. This photograph was made in Provincetown where Hilliard has taught workshops at the Fine Arts Work Center.

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LEAH GIBERSON ’97

Palm Springs Pacer, 2017 (Detail) Courtesy of the artist LOT: 12

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Scanning, 2015 Courtesy of the artist and Soprafina Gallery LOT: 126

MARY ALICE TREWORGY ’58

Monhegan Store, 1996, 48 of 100 Courtesy of the artist and Lupine Gallery LOT: 110

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LOTS: 101–108

LOT: 101

JOHN GUTHRIE ’92

LOT: 102

MICHAEL BUHLER-ROSE

Blue Mirrors, 2017

Kumkumam & Tumeric, 2013, Edition of 3

Acrylic on paper

Archival pigment print

30" X 22"

20" X 16"

$1,800

$4,500

Courtesy of the artist and bk projects

Courtesy of the artist and Carroll and Sons

John earned his BS in aerospace engineering from the University of Cincinnati and his BFA in painting from MassArt. His work has been exhibited at the Boston University Art Gallery, Circuit 12 Contemporary in Dallas, and Kate Werble Gallery in New York City, and was recently acquired by the Addison Gallery of American Art. In 2016, he opened a gallery in the South End called VERY.

Michael Buhler-Rose received his BFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts and his MFA from the University of Florida. He is the recipient of a Light Work Artist Residency and a grant from the Humble Arts Foundation. His work is in the collection of the Harvard Art Museums, Rollins College, and Fidelity Investments.

He is currently a critic at RISD and teaches at Cooper Union in NYC.

Visit: JohnKGuthrie.com

LOT: 103

JULIE MARTINI M’03

LOT: 104

Untitled III, 2017

ARNE REIMER M’05

Sonny Rollins, Woodstock, NY, 2014, 2014, 1 of 1

Acrylic on paper

Chromogenic print

40.5" X 30"

25" X 20"

$3,500

$1,700

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

A Boston-based artist, Julie Martini earned her BA in studio art at Carleton College and her MFA at MassArt. She has received residencies at I-Park, the Petrified National Forest, the Women’s Studio Workshop, and the Vermont Studio Center. Julie’s work has been featured in numerous exhibitions, including Feelers at the Boston Center for the Arts’ Mills Gallery, a 2015 solo show at D.E. Shaw in New York, NY, the Walter Feldman Fellowship Finalist Exhibit at the Walter Feldman Gallery in Boston, the Design Science Symposium at RISD, and Flourish at MassArt.

Arne Reimer received his degree in photography from the Art Academy in Leipzig, Germany in 2001 and—with a Fulbright scholarship- his MFA at MassArt in 2005. His new book on record stores in Europe and the United States, entitled Long Play, was published by Koenig publishers in Cologne. He received the prestigous ECHO award in 2017 (the German equivalent to the Grammy). The award reflects his accomplishment for his two books on American Jazz Heroes, Vol. 1 + 2.

Visit: arnereimer.de

Visit: juliemartini.info

LOT: 105

PETER VANDERWARKER

LOT: 106

What the Shepherd Saw, 2013

C-print

Stone and offset lithograph

20" X 30"

15.5" X 19"

$2,200

$3,200

Courtesy of the artist and Gallery NAGA

Courtesy of LeRoy Neiman Print Center at Columbia University

Peter Vanderwarker was a Loeb Fellow at Harvard University and received his BA in architecture from the University of California, Berkeley. He has received grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Graham Foundation and is the author of three books about architecture in Boston. His work is in the collections of the Musuem of Fine Arts, Boston, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and the Addison Gallery of American Art in Andover. Peter Vanderwarker is represented by Gallery NAGA in Boston, MA.

LOT: 107

CECILY BROWN

Boston from Eastern Point, 2009, 1 of 10

MICHAEL ZACHARY M’08

Cecily Brown was born in 1969 in London. She attended the Slade School of Fine Art at University College London where she received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Since the early 1990s, she has been living and working in New York.

Her first solo exhibition was at Deitch Projects in 1997. Since 1999, Brown has been represented by Gagosian Gallery, where she has had several exhibitions both in London and New York. In Berlin, she is represented by Contemporary Fine Art.

LOT: 108

CALEB NEELON

Low Winter Sun, 2017

Binary Code Alphabet (on yellow), 2015

CMYK ink markers, conte crayons, and graphite on paper

Acrylic on panel

17.5" X 23"

36" X 48"

$1,500

$6,000

Courtesy of the artist and Room 68

Courtesy of the artist

Michael received an MFA from Mass Art. Last year his work was exhibited at MassArt’s Draw/Boston show, Proof Gallery, and at Room 68 in Provincetown. He was a 2017 recipient of an A.R.T. grant from the Berkshire Taconic Foundation and a Blanche Coleman award from Boston University. He currently teaches drawing at Simmons College.

Caleb received a BA from Brown University in 1999 and an Ed.M. from Harvard Graduate School of Education in 2004.

His work was recently exhibited at Jonathan LeVine Gallery and at Somerset House in London. He was the recipient of a Massachusetts Cultural Council Artist Fellowship and has outdoor public artworks in more than three dozen cities globally.

Visit: drawsoftly.com

Visit: calebneelon.com

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LOT: 109

TJ KELLEY III ’13

LOT: 110

MARY ALICE TREWORGY ’58

Sudden Portals, 2014

Monhegan Store, 1996, 48 of 100

Acrylic on assembled panels

Limited edition giclée print

8" X 16.5"

19" X 19"

$400

$400

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Lupine Gallery

TJ Kelley received his BFA in illustration from MassArt in 2013. His work was recently exhibited at the Aviary Gallery in Boston, the Distillery Gallery in Boston, and the 13Forest Gallery in Arlington, MA. He received the Donis A. Dondis Travel Fellowship and an illustration faculty book award.

Mary Alice received her BFA in graphic design from MassArt in 1958. She is represented by the Lupine Gallery on Monhegan Island, ME and Archipelago in Rockland, ME. She has been included in 1998, 2003, and 2005 Portland Museum of Art Biennials in Portland, ME. Visit: maryalicetreworgy.com

Visit: tjkelleyiii.com

LOT: 111

ELAINE BUCKHOLTZ

LOT: 112

ALVIN OUELLET M’87

Blue Orbiting, 2017, Ed. 3

Home: Kitchen, 2014

Archival Pigment Print

Oil on plexiglass

9" X 20"

36" X 36"

$1,100

$3,500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Elaine Buckholtz received her MFA from Stanford University in 2006. Her work was recently exhibited at Gallery 308 in San Francisco, CA, and The International House of Japan in Tokyo. She was the recipient of the Japan Friendship Commission Fellowship in 2017. Her work is held in the collections of numerous private collectors in San Francisco and Boston.

Alvin Ouellet received his BFA and MFA from MassArt. His work has been shown at Danforth Art, the Art Complex of Duxbury, and the Fuller Craft Museum. He has received grants from the Arts Commissions of Brockton, Waltham and Worcester. His work is featured in the books 100 Boston Artists and Galvanized Truth: A Tribute to George Nick.

Visit: AlvinOuellet.com

Visit: ElaineBuckholtz.com

LOT: 113

BRETT ANGELL

LOT: 114

Zig Zag, 1986, 37 of 80

Acrylic and collage on museum board framed in altered painter’s box

16-Color woodblock print

13.25" X 16.74" X 3"

$2,500

11.5" X 16.75"

$1,000

Courtesy of the artist and Adelson Galleries

Courtesy of the artist and Gallery Kayafas

A noted contemporary figurative painter, Andrew Stevovich grew up in Washington, D.C., and as a young child was particularly drawn to the Renaissance paintings that would come to inform his work. Stevovich’s images depict ordinary men and women in everyday situations and locations—in restaurants and bars, at the beach, on public transportation— but they convey a sense of mystery, creating more questions than they answer. He works in oil and pastel, and is also an accomplished printmaker and etcher. Stevovich holds degrees from the Rhode Island School of Design and the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, and is represented in many public and private collections. His work has been the subject of numerous solo exhibitions across the United States as well as abroad.

Brett Angell received his BFA from the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee in 1989 and his MFA in painting in 1991. His work is in the collections of Chazen Museum of Art in Madison, WI, the Springfield Art Museum in Springfield, MO, and the Sioux City Art Center in Sioux City, IA.

LOT: 115

ANDREW STEVOVICH M’80

Tenuous Alliance, 2010

IAN GAGE ’13

LOT: 116

IAN KENNELLY ’94

Aspirant, 2017

Congress Street Base Ball Grounds, 2013

UV inkjet print on Dibond

Gouache and mixed media

40" X 24.7"

37" X 29"

$3,000

$1,500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Ian received his BFA in painting from MassArt in 2013.

Ian Kennelly received his BFA from MassArt and his MFA from Claremont Graduate University. Kennelly has exhibited across the Northeast and the West Coast including exhibitions at Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, WBUR, The Boston’s Children Museum, and the South Shore Art Center.

Visit: IanGage.com

Visit: iankennelly.com

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LOT: 117

STEVEN SPAZUK

LOT: 118

100th Anniversary of the BSO, 1981, Edition of 300

Fumage on panel

41.5" X 26.5”

Lithograph

$3,000

12" X 12"

$1,200

Courtesy of S3 Contemporary

Courtesy of the artist and Adelson Galleries

Robert Rauschenberg was an American artist whose early work anticipated the pop art movement. He worked in a variety of mediums including painting, sculpture, printmaking and performance. Rauschenberg was awarded the National Medal of Arts in 1993.

Steven Spazuk paints with fire in a technique he refers to as “fumage,” reinventing traditional artistic approaches. Over the past 16 years, Spazuk has refined this skill—creating exquisitely vivid figures and animals from the residue of his candle’s brushstrokes. He has become an internet sensation, and recently was recruited as a sponsored artist by Zippo. The draftsmanship is so remarkable that the works are often mistaken for academic drawings or photography.

LOT: 119

ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG

In the Jingle Jangle Morning (Tambourine and Bird), 2015

MALIA JENSEN

LOT: 120

Joke, 2012, 3 of 25 + 5 AP, CT-2290

SUSAN SWINAND

Adrift, 2010

Hand colored lithograph on Rives BFK

Watercolor on paper

19.75" X 24.25"

28" X 21"

$650

$3,200

Courtesy of Cristin Tierney Gallery

Courtesy of the artist

Born in 1966 in Honolulu, HI, Malia Jensen received a BFA from the Pacific Northwest College of Art in Portland, OR. Utilizing bronze, plaster, glass and wood, Jensen’s sculptures address a range of subjects derived from dreams, memories and the artist’s fascination with the pathos and comedy inherent in the natural world.

Jensen’s art has been widely exhibited throughout the United States at venues including the Richard Grey Gallery (Chicago, IL), Portland Institute of Contemporary Art (Portland, OR), Tacoma Art Museum (Tacoma, WA), and New Museum (New York, NY).

Sue Swinand received BFA from Moore College of Art and attended the Barnes Foundation for two years. Her work was recently shown at Clark University’s Schiltkamp Gallery.

Swinand is the recipient of numerous awards including from the Fitchburg Art Museum and ArtsWorcester Biennials.

Work is included in the collection of Danforth Art, the Berman Museum, Fidelity Investments, and many more.

Visit: swinand.com

Visit: maliajensenstudio.com

LOT: 121

DINA SHAPOSHNIKOVA ’10

LOT: 122

JACQUELINE HOLLAND

Pink Moon, 2017

Citrus Tetris, 2016

Mixed media on paper

Watercolor on paper

22" X 29.75"

7" X 7"

$1,200

$1,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Dina Shaposhnikova, also known as Dina Chapeau, grew up in Sevastopol, Ukraine and relocated to the U.S. in 1999. Dina graduated from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2010 with a BFA in illustration. Primarily working in mixed media and collage, her studio is located at Lincoln Art Studios in Waltham.

Jacqueline received a BFA from Syracuse University.

Visit: dinachapeau.com

LOT: 123

CANDICE SMITH CORBY M’01

LOT: 124

CANDICE SMITH CORBY M’01

There Was Always Takeout; Anytime, Anywhere, 2017

Way Before the Deluge, 2017

Watercolor, glow in the dark glitter and gouache on canvas

24" X 24"

8" X 10"

Handmade oak gall ink and gouache on wood panel

$3,000

$1,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Candice received her BFA in painting from Tyler School of Art and her MFA in painting from MassArt. Her work was recently exhibited at Miller Yezerski Gallery in Boston, Highfield Hall in Falmouth, and the New Art Center in Newton. She was a Massachusetts Cultural Council 2014 finalist and 2008 fellow in painting.

Candice received her BFA in painting from Tyler School of Art and her MFA in painting from MassArt. Her work was recently exhibited at Miller Yezerski Gallery in Boston, Highfield Hall in Falmouth, and the New Art Center in Newton. She was a Massachusetts Cultural Council 2014 finalist and 2008 fellow in painting.

Visit: candicesmithcorby.com

Visit: candicesmithcorby.com

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LOT: 125

TANJA ALEXIA HOLLANDER

LOT: 126

NONA HERSHEY

Untitled 48708 (Brewster, Massachusetts), 2004, Edition of 10

Scanning, 2015

Archival pigment print

33.5" X 25"

Watercolor, graphite powder, and gouache on paper

$4,500

20" X 20"

$3,500

Courtesy of the artist and Soprafina Gallery

Courtesy of the artist and Carroll and Sons

Nona Hershey’s MFA is from Temple Abroad in Rome. Her public collections include the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Harvard Art Museums, Yale University Art Museum, Pennsylvania Academy, and Cleveland Museum of Art. Residency grants include MacDowell Colony, UCross Foundation, Virginia Center for the Arts, Asillah Foundation in Morocco, and Ballinglen Foundation in Ireland. Her work is represented by Soprafina Gallery, Schoolhouse Gallery, and Dolan Maxwell in Philadelphia.

Tanja Hollander received her BA from Hampshire College.

This photograph is from an ongoing series of landscapes that capture specifics of particular place and the feeling of the atmosphere. Hollander’s interest in geography and community led to her major project Are you really my friend? that was exhibited at Mass MoCA for most of last year. Two of her portraits from that project are in unexpected families currently at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Visit: nonahersheywork.com

Visit: tanjahollander.com

LOT: 127

MORGEN VAN VORST M’16

LOT: 128

LIC Pink, 2016

Archival inkjet print

Pink photogram on Fujicolor Crystal archive paper

16" X 20"

28" X 22"

$650

$3,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of Morgan Lehman Gallery

Morgen Van Vorst graduated with her MFA in photography from MassArt in May 2016. She has recently exhibited at the Nave Art Gallery, the Arnheim Gallery, and the Doran Gallery. Her work has been featured in Aint-Bad magazine.

She currently lives and works in Boston.

Wendy Small lives and works in Brooklyn NY. She received a degree in painting from the School of Visual Arts, and a BSN from New York University. She was assistant to the painter Terry Winters for 10 years and since then has worked as the nurse at Grace Church School. In 2002 she began working exclusively with the photogram process. Her photograms have been shown in galleries throughout NY and the United States, most recently Sears Peyton, Morgan Lehman and Von Lintel Gallery. She has enjoyed two summers at the Vermont Studio Center Residency and has participated in Aipad, Nada, Pulse, and Photo LA. art fairs. Her work is in both private and public collections.

Visit: morgenvanvorst.com

LOT: 129

JOE WIGHT ’13

LOT: 130

OSB Box Paint, 2017, Ed. 01

Mum in her bathtub, Washington, D.C., 2002, Edition of 5

6" X 6"

Archival pigment print 22" X 27.5"

$5,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Carroll and Sons

Joe Wight received his BFA from Massart in 2013. His work was most recently shown with the Studios Without Walls annual sculpture show titled Everything You Can Imagine Is Real.

Sage Sohier is a graduate of Harvard University and a recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship and grants from the NEA and the MA Artists Foundation. Her work is in the Museum of Modern Art in NY, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and the Harvard Art Museums. This photograph is the cover photograph from her monograph Witness to Beauty—a seventeen year project focused on her mother.

Visit: joewight.com

MARY KOCOL

Circle of Roses (from the Ghost Garden Series), 2013, 2 of 12

LOT: 132

VALERIE HAMMOND

Reverse Reflection (IV), 2016 From a set of 6 drypoint prints

Archival inkjet print

16" X 15.5"

34.5" X 23"

$800

$1,800 Courtesy of artist and Gallery NAGA Mary Kocol is a fine art and editorial photographer based in Boston. She has been a recipient of the Guggenheim Fellowship and several Massachusetts local Cultural Council grants. Examples of her photography are in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, New York, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Los Angeles County Museum of Art and many others. Kocol is represented by Gallery NAGA in Boston, MA.

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SAGE SOHIER

Cast latex paint and OSB on panel

$300

LOT: 131

WENDY SMALL

June’s Table, 2015, 1 of 5

Courtesy of the artist and LeRoy Neiman Print Center at Columbia University Valerie Hammond was born in Santa Maria, California. She received her MFA from the University of California Berkeley, where she was awarded the Eisner Award. She currently lives and works in New York City and is represented by the Littlejohn Contemporary Gallery in New York and the Walker Contemporary Gallery in Boston. Her work can be found in both private and public collections, including the Walker Art Center, the Library of Congress, the Fine Arts Museum in Houston, the New York Public Library, the Chazen Museum, the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, the Grand Palais Museum in Paris, and the Getty Museum in Los Angeles.

Hammond is a recipient of numerous awards and fellowships, including the Peter S. Reed Foundation grant, the New York Foundation for the Arts grant, and the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council grant. She has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions both nationally and abroad.

LOTS: 125–140

LOT: 133

BRIAN ZINK

LOT: 134

Composition in 2119 Orange, 2662 Red and 3015 White, 2014

MARK LEVINSON

Red Ladder, 2016, 2 of 12 Archival inkjet print

Colored Plexiglas on panel

13" X 19"

40" X 30"

$480

$4,500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Howard Yezerski Gallery

Mark Levinson studied photography at MIT in the 1970s and more recently at the Griffin Museum of Photography. His work has been exhibited in many local shows, and he has photographed extensively for the Sudbury Valley Trustees, a Massachusetts land conservation organization. He is on board of directors of the Bedford, MA Center for the Arts Photo Group.

Brian Zink received his BFA from Rochester Institute of Technology. His has had solo exhibitions at Miller Yezerski Gallery in Boston and LFL Gallery in New York. In 2015 his work was included in exhibitions at the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts at Harvard University and Zevitas Marcus Gallery in Los Angeles.

Other exhibitions include The Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, the Sherman Gallery at Boston University, Julie Saul Gallery in New York, Proll Drift in Seattle, and Dust Gallery in Las Vegas.

Visit: MarkLevinsonPhoto.com

Visit: brianzinkart.com

LOT: 135

CHENLI YE M’19

LOT: 136

AMANDA MEANS

Stillfood—Butternut Squash, 2016, 2 of 10

Light Bulb 5 (CP), 2001, 13/20

Inkjet print on Canson cotton rag base paper

Gelatin silver print

20" X 16"

24" X 20"

$385

$3,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Howard Yezerski Gallery

Chenli Ye is a photographer from Shanghai. He captures the subjects that are grounded in reality and infused with desire and passion. In the Stillfood series, Ye aims to stimulate people’s curiosity through food we consume everyday. Ye holds a Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts from Fordham University and is currently pursuing an MFA degree in photography at MassArt.

In addition to being a master printer and a contributing editor for BOMB Magazine, Amanda Means’ work is widely collected, exhibited, and published. Collections include the Whitney Museum of American Art, MFA Boston and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Exhibitions include the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, the International Center of Photography in New York and most recently at the William Benton Museum of Art in Storrs, CT and Flinn Gallery in Greenwich, CT. In 2017 she was the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship in photography. She lives and works in Beacon, NY.

Visit: yechenli.com

Visit: amandameans.com

LOT: 137

ROBERTA PAUL

LOT: 138

PAT FALCO ’10

Pink Hat Cat, 2017, 12 of 25

Untitled, 2016

Archival inkjet print

Acrylic on paper

10" X 10"

24" X 60"

$500

$2,500

Courtesy of the artist and bk projects

Courtesy of the artist

Paul received her MFA from the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, ND and her BS from Skidmore College. Her work was recently exhibited at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum and at Drive-By Projects. She has been a recipient of several awards and grants and several AICA Awards. Paul’s work is held in the collections of deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Fidelity Corporation, Wellington Management, and numerous others.

Pat Falco received his BFA in illustration and art history from MassArt in 2010. His work was recently exhibited at SPACE Gallery in Portland, ME; New Image Art in Los Angeles, CA; the Luggage Store Gallery in San Francisco; and the 2013 deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum New England Biennial. He has been a recipient of the Boston Center for the Arts Artist in Residence, a NEFA grant, and a St. Botolph Club Foundation Emerging Artist Award.

Visit: illfalco.com

Visit: robertapaul.com

LOT: 139

NATHAN MINER

LOT: 140

JUNE AUGUST

La Vida, 2009

Her Flowers Blue, 2017, 1 of 12 variable by color

Mixed media on panel

Silkscreen

40.5" X 27.5"

48" X 31.5"

$3,000

$2,195

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Nathan Miner received a BFA from RISD. His work was recently exhibited at UNH Museum of Art and Rafius Fane Gallery. He is a fellow of the St. Botolph Club and recipient of the Nellie Taft Award from the Club’s Foundation. His has attended residencies at Vermont Studio Center and Mass MoCA. His work is in the Wellington Management collection.

June August’s work was recently exhibited at Casino Modern, Genk, Belgium and Japan Center, Los Angeles, and solo shows: "An American Artist in Paris"at the US Embassy in Paris, and "Unity" in Dingle, Ireland.August’s work is held in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Antwerp, Belgium and Alfond Collection, Cornell Fine Arts Museum, Rollins College, Florida.

Visit: minerstudio.com

Visit: Facebook.com/June.August.Artist/

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LOT: 141

KAY RUANE

LOT: 142

Air #1 (Deer Isle), 2017

Graphite and gouache on paper

Silkscreen on silk, attached to wood backing, thread and yarns

17" X 11"

24" X 32"

$3,500

$500

Courtesy of the artist and Ellen Miller Gallery

Courtesy of the artist

Kay Ruane is a visual artist who lives and works in Cambridge, MA. She is currently represented by Ellen Miller Gallery in Boston, MA. Her work has been shown in galleries and museums around the country, including DeCordova Sculpture Park & Museum in Lincoln, MA, the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh, Lyons Wier Gallery in Chicago and New York, Jenkins Johnson Gallery in New York, and the Minneapolis College of Art & Design. In 1997 she received a National Endowment for the Arts/ Arts Midwest Fellowship Award. In 2002 she received the Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center/Copley Society 2002 Residency Fellowship.

LOT: 143

JANET KAWADA ’92

Hunter, 2008

PRONZY ’17

Janet Kawada received her BFA in fibers from MassArt and her MFA from Vermont College. Her work is in the collections of Cornell University and Simmons College, among others.

Exhibitions include a solo show at Boston’s Kingston Gallery, Harbor Art Gallery at UMass Boston, Worcester Center for Crafts, St. Botolph Club, and Pine Manor College.

Visit: janetkawada.com

LOT: 144

JOHNNY TANG

Joshua, 2017

Silent Scream, 2016, 1 of 10

Graphite on paper

Archival inkjet print

30.5" X 21"

30" X 44"

$2,350

$2,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Carroll and Sons

Pronzy graduated from MassArt in 2017 with a BFA in illustration. Growing up, he was naive of the multitude of influences the African diaspora had on him as a AfroLatino; but as he grew the complexities that lay within the issues revolving around being black became more apparent. His current work speaks to these complexities, including internal racism to police brutality and rape culture. Recent shows include the 2017 All School Show, 2017 Illustration Thesis Show and 2016 All School Show.

You can find his work on instagram @Guro.FineArt

Johnny Tang received his BFA from Savannah College of Art and Design. His work was recently exhibited at Amy Van Dorian’s Modern Love Club, New York, NY, and Porchlight, New York, NY. Visit: johnnytangphoto.com

Visit: pronzyart.com

LOT: 145

JORDAN KESSLER ’13

LOT: 146

SHEPARD FAIREY

Battery Flow—Still No. 49, 2017, AP

Monkey Pond, 2014

Archival pigment print

Silkscreen

27.5" X 20"

22" X 30"

$1,200

$1,500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of Pace Prints

Jordan received his MFA from MassArt in 2013. His work was most recently featured as part of Jolt at the Trustman Art Gallery Simmons College. His work is held in various private collections.

Shepard Fairey received his BFA from RISD in 1992. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and is in the collections of the ICA Boston, Smithsonian, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, MoMA, the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego, and the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC. He is best known for his series of campaign posters for Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign and his OBEY Clothing line founded in 2001. He also continues to design street art; the most recent campaign is “We the People” (a series of posters) in collaboration with the Amplifier Foundation.

Visit: jordankessler.com

Visit: ObeyGiant.com

LOT: 147

ANDREW FISH

DEAN NIMMER

Maze, 2016

Oil on linen

Mixed media on panel

17" X 17"

41" X 32"

$1,500

$4,500

Courtesy of the artist and Sloane Merrill Gallery

Courtesy of the artist

Andrew Fish is a painter and printmaker who studied at School of Visual Arts in NYC and has attended several artist residencies and workshops. He exhibits internationally and is the recipient of a Somerville Arts Council grant, a NY Studio School Award, a Contemporary Arts CenterWoodside Award, a Distinguished Artist Scholarship from The Art Students League Residency at VYT and the Curators Choice Award from the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition. Fish currently lives in Somerville, MA and is Visiting Lecturer at Massachusetts College of Art and Design and a drawing instructor at Lesley University College of Art and Design in Cambridge, MA. He is represented by Sloane Merrill Gallery in Boston, MA.

Dean Nimmer is the former chair of MassArt’s 2D department and is now a professor emeritus. In 2015, he received the MA Art Education Association’s Community Teacher of the Year award. Other awards include a Massachusetts Cultural Council grant and an NEA grant. His work is in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Smith College, Harvard University, Peabody Essex Museum, and deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum. His work has recently been exhibited at Wistariahurst Museum in Holyoke, Springfield Art Museum, Montserrat College of Art, and at Concert Galerie in Paris, France.

Visit: andrewfish.us

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LOT: 148

People’s Park, 2016

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LOTS: 141–156

LOT: 149

KRISTIN TEXEIRA ’10

LOT: 150

Zirma, “memory is redundant”, 2018 Oil on paper

Gouache and watercolor on paper

24" X 18"

18" X 24"

$1,000

$3,200

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Gallery NAGA

Kristin Texeira received her BFA in painting from MassArt in 2010. She recently exhibited at the Rehoboth Art League in Rehoboth Beach, DE; Sunne Savage Gallery in Winchester, MA; Drift Gallery in Portsmouth, NH; and Broadway Gallery in NYC. She is the recipient of a Golden Foundation Residency Award and completed a residency with the Alfred and Trafford Klots International Program for Artists.

Robert Ferrandini is one of the most admired painters working in New England. Since a 2001 stroke that deprived him of the use of his right hand, Ferrandini has painted with his left hand, primarily in watercolor, producing increasingly complex works. Ferrandini’s work is included in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Harvard University Art Museums, the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Lincoln, Massachusetts, and the National Air and Space Museum of the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, DC, among others. Robert Ferrandini is represented by Gallery NAGA in Boston, MA.

Visit: kristintexeira@gmail.com

LOT: 151

ROBERT FERRANDINI ’72

Untitled (1.22.12), 2012

JAMIE WYETH

LOT: 152

AMELIA HANKIN

Chicken Basket, 1980, 108 of 150

Open, 2017, 1/5

Etching on paper

Silkscreen

25" X 20"

30" X 22"

$3,500

$1,600

Courtesy of the artist and Adelson Galleries Boston

Courtesy of the artist and Ellen Miller Gallery

Jamie Wyeth (b. 1946) is a third-generation artist, distinguished in his own right as a contemporary realist painter. Many of his works reflect the innate beauty of the Maine and Pennsylvania landscape and wildlife or depict important individuals and cultural events in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. However, others are more dramatically Avant-garde, transmitting the artist’s raw response to humanity through cropped and contorted multimedia compositions.

Amelia Hankin received her MFA from RISD. She has exhibited at the 808 Gallery at Boston University, 55 Mercer Gallery, the International Print Center New York, the Xavier University Art Gallery, OH, and many other national venues.

In 2005, she received an artist’s travel grant to study eastern woodblock printmaking techniques at Kyoto Seika University. Since then, Hankin has attended residencies at Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, the Women’s Studio Workshop, and Vermont Studio Center. Her work is in the collections of Fidelity Investments, Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, and NIH, as well as numerous private collections.

Visit: ameliahankin.com

LOT: 153

YOAV HORESH ’03

LOT: 154

Sheung Wan, 2013, 2 of 9

RHEA VEDRO

Witness, 2013

Archival inkjet print

Steel and metal leaf

36" X 44"

28" X 19" X 8"

$2,500

$2,400

Courtesy of the artist and Gallery Kayafas

Courtesy of the artist

Yoav Horesh received his BFA from MassArt and his MFA from Columbia University. His work was recently exhibited at the Uppsala Photography Festival, at the South American Bieanal Sur and at Gallery Kayafas.

Horesh’s work is included in many private and public collections including The Addison Gallery for American Art, Ashdod Museum of Art and The Museum of New Art in Michigan.

Rhea Vedro received an MFA in Metals from the State University of New York—New Paltz (2006). Her work was recently exhibited at MassArt’s Arnheim Gallery, Brooklyn Metal Works, and the Metals Museum. She received blacksmithing scholarships at Haystack, Peters Valley, and Penland School of Crafts. Vedro serves as Director of Community Engagement at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.

Visit: rheavedro.com

Visit: yoavhoresh.com

LOT: 155

SEBASTIAN BLACK

Composition with Registration Marks and Other Marks, 2017, Edition of 25

LOT: 156

ANAGHA PRASAN ’17

Dharti 2/4, 2017 Mixed Media on Paper

Five plate aquatint etching with spit bite and burnishing

10.2" X 12"

31.75" X 24.5"

$500

$2,000 Courtesy of the artist and Wingate Studio Sebastian Black is based in New York City and has recently had solo and two-person exhibitions at C L E A R I N G (Brussels, Belgium), Croy Nielsen (Berlin, Germany), Balice Hertling (Paris, France), Metro Pictures East (NY), And Now (Dallas, TX), and Cherry and Martin (Los Angeles, CA), and has recently been included in group exhibitions at The Armory Show (NY), Galería Marlborough (Madrid, Spain), Hauser & Wirth (NY), White Flag (St. Louis, MO), and Rachel Uffner and JTT Galleries (NY). He received his MFA from Columbia University in 2012, and is represented by C L E A R I N G Gallery in New York and Brussels, Belgium. His work is in the public collections of the Hammer Museum (Los Angeles, CA) and Fondation Louis Vuitton (Paris, France) as well as private collections internationally.

Courtesy of the artist Anagha Prasan received a BFA in painting and art education at Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

Visit: anaghaprasan.com

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LOT: 157

ALEXANDER HARDING ’02

LOT: 158

SOFIE ELANA HODARA M’14

#9, 2016, AP-1

Steward in Memoriam 2, 2017

Archival inkjet print

Woven digital photographs

15" X 20"

15" X 21"

$600

$1,200

Courtesy of the artist and Pitch Black Editions, Concord, MA

Courtesy of the artist Sofie Elana Hodara is a Boston-based multimedia artist, designer, and educator. She creates provocative non-utilitarian experiences using utilitarian visual design practices.

Alexander Harding received his BFA in painting from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2002. He returned to MassArt in 2011 and received his MFA in photography. Alexander has been in numerous group shows throughout the United States and abroad, most notably the Cultivated: New Photography from New England exhibit and the FIFA International Photography Festival in Brazil. He currently works as a Curatorial Assistant in the department of Modern and Contemporary Art at Yale University Art Gallery and teaches photography at Hartford Art School. Alexander lives with his wife and son in Cheshire, Connecticut.

Visit: sofie.space

Visit: alexanderharding.net

LOT: 159

NICK GREVILLE

LOT: 160

Poppyfield, 2017 Acrylic on canvas

Study for Homage to the Ash Tree at Pleasure Bay, 2017

40" X 30"

Ash tree keys and insect pins

$1,600

17.25" X 21.25" X 3"

$1,100

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and the Kingston Gallery

Following a successful career in the investment world, Nick studied drawing and painting at MassArt and at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts. His work has been exhibited in several group exhibitions and is in many private collections.

Ann Wessmann received a BS from Skidmore College in 1972 and an MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art in 1977. Her work was recently exhibited in a solo show at the Kingston Gallery and will be shown at the DeDee Shattuck Gallery in 2018. She was a recipient of The Patricia Malarcher Honorary Award and her work is held in many private collections.

Visit: NickGreville.com

LOT: 161

ANN WESSMANN

EDUARDO L RIVERA ’16

LOT: 162

MAURA CONRON

Sunset Reflections, 2016, 1 of 25

Barton, Vermont, 2017, 1 of 10

Archival inkjet print

Archival inkjet print

20" X 16"

18" X 12"

$950

$500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Eduardo L Rivera is an artist whose work functions at the intersection of photography and personal narratives. He has exhibited throughout the United States, including the Photographic Resource Center at Boston University, The Center for Fine Art Photography, the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center and the Tucson Museum of Art. Additionally, his work has been featured in various publications such as the Financial Times magazine, and Aint-Bad magazine. He has been awarded artist-in-residence positions in Brazil and India. Most recently, he was named a Massachusetts Cultural Council Fellow in Photography for 2017. Rivera holds a BFA in Photography from Arizona State University and an MFA in Photography from MassArt. He currently lives and teaches in Boston.

Maura Conron received a BA from Brown University and an MAT from Rhode Island School of Design. Her work is held in the collections of various private owners in the United States and Europe.

Visit: mauraconron.com

Visit: EduardoLRivera.com

LOT: 163

ROBERT MALONEY ’96

MASAKO KAMIYA M’99

Clare Island, 2016

Monotype and digital photography transferred onto wood panel

20" X 16"

30" X 30"

$1,800 Courtesy of the artist Robert received his BFA in illustration and his MFA from MassArt and is a current faculty member at the college.

His work is in the collections of Liberty Mutual and Wellington Management. He recently exhibited his work at Illuminus Boston, the Boston Convention Center-Art on the Marquee as well as a permanent public art project to repair the missing signage on the historic Haffenreffer Brewery in Jamaica Plain. Other exhibitions include shows at the 30 Second Cinema: Fenway, Copley Society of Art, and Kingston Gallery in Boston.

Visit: robert-maloney.com

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LOT: 164

Residuum, 2017

Gouache on paper

$3,500 Courtesy of the artist and Gallery NAGA Masako Kamiya received her BFA from Montserrat College of Art, her MFA from MassArt and is currently an associate professor at Montserrat. She received the Lillian Orlowsky and William Freed Foundation Grant in 2017 and was named a Brother Thomas Fellow in 2015. She received Massachusetts Cultural Council Painting Fellowships in 2006 and 2010 and recently completed a residency at the Custom House Studios in Westport, Ireland. Her work is in the collections of the Boston Public Library and the Danforth Art Museum\ School. Masako Kamiya is represented by Gallery NAGA in Boston, MA.

LOTS: 157–172

LOT: 165

KEIRA KOTLER

LOT: 166

DREW NIKONOWICZ

2016-12-14 01:23:49 PM 46°26’04.19 N 011°51’31.50 E 10569, 2016, 1 of 7

Untitled 10 [Radiance], 2015, 1 of 5 Inkjet print on aluminum

Archival inkjet print

15" X 20"

16" X 20"

$1,750

$750

Courtesy of the artist and Gallery NAGA

Courtesy of the artist

Keira Kotler grew up in Boston and graduated from Columbia University before moving west at the end of the 1990s and settling in the Bay Area. Keira received her MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2006.

Her paintings and photographs have been shown widely in Boston, California, Santa Fe and New York. Keira Kotler is represented by Gallery NAGA in Boston, MA.

Drew Nikonowicz received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Missouri—Columbia. His work was recently exhibited at Unseen Amsterdam and IAAD Bologna in Italy and will be shown at The Neon Heater in Ohio. He received the Aperture Portfolio Prize in 2015 and a one-year residency at Fabrica Research Centre in Treviso, Italy. His work is held in the collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History.

Visit: nikonowicz.com

LOT: 167

ERIN M. RILEY ’07

LOT: 168

DAMON A. CAMPAGNA M’19

Here Ya Go, 2014

My spectre around me night and day, 2017

Wool, Cotton Tapestry

Oil on canvas

35" X 48"

36" X 48"

$3,500

$1,200

Courtesy of the artist and P.P.O.W Gallery

Courtesy of the artist

Erin Riley received her BFA in fibers from MassArt and her MFA from Tyler School of Art. She has received grants from the Ruth and Harold Chenven Foundation, Vermont Studio Center, Kittredge Foundation, and received the Marilyn Pappas Award. Her work is in the West Collection and Emmanuel College and has been shown at Torrance Art Museum, Guerrero Gallery, University of Wisconsin, Paradigm Gallery & Studios, Bryan Ohno Gallery, and University of Arizona.

Damon Campagna is a first-year MFA 2D candidate at MassArt. He received his BFA in painting with Departmental Honors from Rhode Island College in 2016 and was awarded an Antonio Cirino Memorial Fellowship in 2017. He held a solo exhibition at AS220 in Providence in March 2017 and will take part in a three-person show at Providence’s Chazan Gallery in January 2019.

Visit: damoncampagna.com

Visit: erinmriley.com

LOT: 169

LOT: 171

JOO LEE KANG

LOT: 170

ALYSSA MINAHAN M’17

Still Life with Shells #3, 2014

Positive / Negative (Clouds), 2017, 1 of 10

Ballpoint pen on paper

Archival pigment print

28.5" X 34"

24" X 30"

$4,000

$1,800

Courtesy of the artist and Gallery NAGA

Courtesy of the artist

Joo Lee Kang received her BFA in Painting from Duksung Women’s University and her MFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts. She participated in twelve solo exhibitions including VictoriANimals at Gallery NAGA in March 2017 and multiple group shows, most recently at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum and Korea DMZ Camp Greaves. She was invited to Cheongju Art Studio AiR, Willapa Bay AiR, Haslla International Artist Residency, and Beijing Inside-Out Art Museum Artist Residency. Kang received the SMFA Traveling Fellowship, St. Botolph Club Artist Grant, and Massachusetts Cultural Council Award in Drawing. Currently, she is very active in both the United States and Korea.

Alyssa Minahan is an artist and educator based in Boston who recently completed her MFA in photography at MassArt. Alyssa has exhibited her work at numerous galleries and museums, including Danforth Art, Bakalar and Paine Galleries, Boston University Art Galleries, New Art Center, and Photographic Center Northwest. Her artist book TRACE was recently exhibited at Silvermine Galleries’ 67th Art of the Northeast Exhibition juried by David Kiehl, curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art. In addition, her work has been featured in Harper’s Magazine, Phases Magazine and A Process 2.0, a performative exhibition curated by Der Greif Magazine. Alyssa is currently a Visiting Lecturer at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design and New Hampshire Institute of Art.

Visit: jooleekang.blogspot.com

Visit: alyssaminahan.com

LILIANA PORTER

LOT: 172

DEB PUTNAM ’78

Dreamer, 2013, 24 of 29

Still the Smallest Bar, 2016

Woodcut printed on white Somerset satin with hand cut paper and pillow

20" X 16"

30" X 22"

$3,400 Courtesy of MassArt’s Master Print Series Born in Argentina, Porter has been awarded fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the New York Foundation for the Arts. Her work is in numerous public collections internationally including Bibliothèque nationale de France; Metropolitan Museum of Art; Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires; Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; MOMA; Philadelphia Museum of Art; Tate Modern, and the Whitney Museum of American Art. She was a visiting artist at MassArt in 2001 and 2013.

Oil on canvas

$950 Courtesy of the artist Deb Putnam received a BFA in painting from MassArt. Her work is currently exhibited at the Arts Around the Corner Gallery in Boston.

Visit: dputnamart.com

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LOT: 173

PETER BLAKE

LOT: 174

CALLGIRL, 2016

Silkscreen

18" X 12"

Ink on paper

$1,850

22" X 14.625"

$1,500 Courtesy of the artist and ryan

Courtesy of the artist lee ,

New York

Ariel Tobing received a BFA in illustration from MassArt. He has been a past recipient of the George Nick Prize.

Sir Peter Blake’s paintings, drawings, prints and collages combine images from popular culture with Victorian motifs, mythical references and vintage illustrations. In 1967, Blake co-created the album cover for The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. Blake’s work is in the major collections of Baltimore Museum of Art; Museum Ludwig, Cologne; Museum of Modern Art, New York; Royal College of Art, London; Sintra Museum of Modern Art, Portugal; Tate, London; and Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

LOT: 175

ARIEL TOBING ’16

Paris—’10 Man Upright’ from Paris Suit, a portfolio of 20 prints, 2011, Edition of 100

MOLLY BATCHELDER

Visit: arieltobing.com

LOT: 176

DAVID FIVEASH

Three Goats Traveling Past Town, 2017

Starting Again IX, 2017

Watercolor on Paper

Watercolor pencil on paper

8" X 17"

10" X 10"

$400

$650

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist, bk projects and Ian Stallings Fine Art & Design

Molly received her BA from Vassar College. Her work has been exhibited at Limited Editions in Newton, MA and Francisca Anderson Gallery in Lexington, MA.

David Fiveash is an artist originally from southern Georgia.

He has an MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute. Fiveash has recently shown at Ian Stallings Fine Art in San Francisco, Tim Collom Gallery in Sacramento and was selected for the Sacramento Mural Festival. His work is held in the collections of Dr. Richard Marshall and Gina Shock.

Visit: MollyBatchelder.com

Visit: davidfiveash.com

LOT: 177

DANIEL RIOS RODRIGUEZ

LOT: 178

Bear Chair, 2011

Soft ground, spit bite aquatint, dry point, and electric engraving

Ink on paper 8" X 10"

42" X 30.5"

$1,500

$1,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Wingate Studio

Fish McGill received his BFA in SIM at MassArt and his MFA from the Dynamic Media Institute at MassArt. He has created commissions for Harmonix, MTV, ICA, Boston, Nike, MassArt, iTunes, MIT, Deitch Projects, and Adobe. He has been an artist in residence at Montserrat College of Art and MassArt. His work has been shown at Nave Gallery in Somerville and was selected by Boston Cyberarts for Art on the Marquee and for Fresh Media 2014.

Daniel Rios Rodriguez lives and works in San Antonio, TX. He has a forthcoming solo exhibition at the San Antonio Museum of Art, and has had recent solo shows at Cooper Cole (Toronto, Canada), Nicelle Beauchene (New York, NY), Lulu (Mexico City, Mexico), Western Exhibitions (Chicago, IL), McNay Art Museum (San Antonio, TX), and has been included in recent group exhibitions at Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (Houston, TX), Michael Benevento (Los Angeles, CA), Kerlin Gallery (Dublin, Ireland), Barbara Seiler Galerie (Zurich, Switzerland), and Galeria Fortes D’aloia & Gabriel (Sao Paulo, Brasil). He received his MFA in painting from the Yale School of Art, and is represented

by Nicelle Beauchene in New York City.

LOT: 179

KAREN L . MCCARTHY ’81

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LOT: 180

LUCY LYONS

Light Passages, #15, 2011

Backs of Basel, 2016, 1 of 1

Paper, pigmented starch paste, paint, ink, colored pencil, and thread on canvas

Archival inkjet print

16" X 16"

$350

$900 Courtesy of the artist

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FISH MCGILL ’04 M’14

South Parish, 2017, Edition of 20

8" X 10"

Courtesy of the artist

Karen L. McCarthy received her BFA from MassArt in 1981. She has been exhibiting her work in galleries and museums throughout the U.S. for over thirty years.

Venues include Fuller Craft Museum; Monmouth Museum, NJ; and Vale Craft Gallery, IL. Her work is included in various private and public collections including Fidelity Investments, Marriott Hotels, Meditech, and Babson College.

Lucy Lyons is an undergraduate at NYU pursuing a double degree in Global Liberal Studies and Urban Design. Her works from a summer in Havana were recently exhibited at the MRG Fine Art Gallery in Los Angeles and as a part of a temporary installation inside the Tisch School of the Arts main building in New York. Collectors of Lucy’s work include Nadia Conners/Walton Goggins and Tina Lurie, among others. Lucy currently lives in Berlin, Germany, where she is continuing her pursuit of photography alongside her studies.

Visit: karenmccarthyart.com

Visit: lucysargentlyons.com

LOTS: 173–188

LOT: 181

KELLEY HARWOOD ’09

LOT: 182

MARTHA FRIEDMAN

Coffeepot, 2014

Annunciation, 2012

Acrylic on panel

Woodcut monoprint

12" X 9"

15" X 28"

$500

$500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Kelley Harwood received her BA from Hamilton College in 1983, her MA from Boston University in 1989 and a BFA from MassArt in 2009. Her work was recently exhibited at the Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation, in Sight Specific at the Concord Center for the Visual Arts, and the 15th Annual Roddy Competition at the Concord Center for the Visual Arts.

Martha Friedman received a BA in Fine Arts from Brandeis University. She has been a recipient of a Massachusetts Professional Development Grant and a Women’s Studio Workshop Artist’s Fellowship. Her work is held in the collections of Biogen, Cambridge, MA; Fidelity Investments; Waite and Company; and Goodwin Proctor and Hoar.

Visit: marthafriedman.com

Visit: kelleyharwood.com

LOT: 183

JAMES KENNEDY

LOT: 184

#66, 2017

OBI LITTLE ’16

Witchlings, 2017

Acrylic on Paper

Ink on paper

14" X 11"

6" X 9"

$700

$150

Courtesy of the artist and Drive-By Projects

Courtesy of the artist

James Kennedy’s work has been shown in several solo and group exhibitions in and around Boston, including Cambridge College, Clark Gallery (Lincoln), Southern New Hampshire University, and Drive-By Gallery (Watertown). His work is held in collections at Finegold Alexander and Associates, Boston Public Library, and Fidelity Investments, among others.

Obi Little received a illustration degree from MassArt. She works as a commercial illustrator doing promotional work for television and film.

Visit: obilittle.com

Visit: jameskennedy-art.com

LOT: 185

VERONICA PEDROSA ABDALA ’18

LOT: 186

RENÉE SILVA ’16

A Place Apart—To Pace, 2016

Bachelors in Paradise, 2016

Watercolor, pen, and embroidery techniques

Oil on canvas

14" X 18"

20" X 20"

$575

$750

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Veronica Pedrosa is a fine art illustrator and fiber artist.

She has exhibited her work since 2001 in Barranquilla, Colombia (her home city), and in various shows in MassArt including a solo show in September 2017.

Veronica Pedrosa is a BFA candidate in illustration with a minor in fibers at Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

Renée Silva received a BFA from MassArt in 2016. Her work has been exhibited at Thomas Young Gallery, Midway Gallery, VanDernoot Gallery at Lesley University and Casablanc in Roxbury. She has been the recipient of the Gamblin Paint Supply Award, Dean Nimmer Award and Departmental Honors in Painting at MassArt. Visit: reneesilva.com

Visit: veronica-pedrosa.com

LOT: 187

ROY PERKINSON

Store on Highway, 2013

LOT: 188

ANNA PAUSCH ’15

Tamarack Lean-to, 2017, 2 of 15

Oil on canvas

Woodcut

18" X 24"

20" X 16"

$2,800

$450

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Roy Perkinson received a BS from MIT and an MA from Boston University. He has recently shown at Powers Gallery (Acton), Concord Center for the Visual Arts, and Greenhut Gallery, Portland, ME. Peterson was twice awarded a residency at Great Spruce Head Island.

His work is in the permanent collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Anna Pausch received a BFA in printmaking and fibers minor from Massachusetts College of Art and Design. While earning her BFA she was awarded the Trustees’ Scholarship. Her work is held in many private collections on the East Coast.

Visit: annapausch.com

Visit: royperkinson.com

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LOTS: 189–194

LOT: 189

DONALD SULTAN

LOT: 190

Sunflowers September 17, 1996, 1996, Edition of 100

Frazier/ Ali, 2016 Oil on panel

Silkscreen

13.5" X 10"

23" X 23"

$2,000

$3,000 Courtesy of the artist and ryan

Courtesy of the artist and Ellen Miller Gallery lee ,

New York

William Ciccariello received his BFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts, Boston in 1978 and has lived and painted in the Boston area since. He is represented by the Miller Yezerski Gallery in Boston, MA; the Rice/Polak Gallery in Provincetown, MA; and the Rosenfeld Gallery in Philadelphia, PA. He is a recipient of a Pollack-Krasner Foundation grant, a Massachusetts Cultural Council grant, and a Blanche E. Colman award.

Born in Asheville, NC, Donald Sultan studied at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and later received his MFA from the School of the Art Institute in Chicago. His first solo exhibition was in 1977 at Artists Space in NY, and since then he has exhibited worldwide in solo and group exhibitions. In September 2016, a solo exhibition of Sultan’s Disaster Paintings began a two-year tour of five American museums, organized

by Dr. Marla Price at the Museum of Modern Art in Fort Worth.

LOT: 191

WILLIAM CICCARIELLO

SHELLEY REED

LOT: 192

MARV GOLDSCHMITT

Andean Flicker (after Travies), 2017

Tower of Power, 2008

Oil on paper

Archival inkjet print

30" X 22.5"

19.5" X 13"

$3,800

$750

Courtesy of the artist and Danese/Corey

Courtesy of the artist

Shelley Reed received a diploma from the SFMA at Tufts in Boston. She is represented by the Sears-Peyton Gallery and Danese/Corey, both in NY. Her work is in many collections including Fidelity Investments, Wellington Management, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum.

Marv Goldschmitt has exhibited his photographs at the Umbrella Community Arts Center in Concord and Cary Memorial Library in Lexington. His work has been published in Downbeat Magazine, The Boston Globe, Japan Jazz, Detroit Live, and Block Magazine.

Visit: bedfordfallsgallery.com

Visit: ShelleyReed.com

LOT: 193

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ALEXI ANTONIADIS

LOT: 194

RICK FOX ’94

Black Knight, 2017

Maine, Afternoon shift, 2016

Oil on steel

Oil on canvas

30" X 12" X 3"

14" X 11"

$3,600

$1,800

Courtesy of the artist and Carroll and Sons

Courtesy of the artist and Gallery NAGA

Alexi Antoniadis sculpts in steel in crisp, geometric forms that upon investigation reveal that they are cut and painted by hand. The forms speak to sculptural practice from the mid-century but the scale and facture have more quirk and fewer heroics.

Rick Fox is a painter based in southern Maine and is interested in the exploration of physicality and discovery within process. He received his BFA in painting from UMass Amherst and his MFA in painting from MassArt. Fox has also spent time in Italy studying studio art, art history and theory and has studied with George Nick. He currently teaches painting and drawing at the University of New Hampshire, Durham. Rick Fox is represented by Gallery NAGA in Boston, MA.

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SEBASTIAN BLACK

Composition with Registration Marks and Other Marks, 2017, Edition of 25 (Detail) Courtesy of the artist and Wingate Studio LOT: 155

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FAITH RINGGOLD

Groovin’ High, 1996, 115 of 425 Courtesy of ACA Gallery LOT: 254

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Marconi, 2016 Courtesy of the artist LOT: 268

YANA PAYUSOVA

Hut on Chicken Legs, Revolution series, 2017 Courtesy of the artist and Howard Yezerski Gallery LOT: 291

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LOTS: 201–208

LOT: 201

CHERYL SORG ’99

LOT: 202

STACY FRIEDMAN ’15

An Endless Battle of Contrasting Memories, 2017

Collective History I, 2016, 1 of 1

Mixed Media

17" X 25.5"

Monotype

$1,000

36" X 36"

$3,600

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Stacy Friedman received a BFA in printmaking and history of art from MassArt in 2015. Her work was recently exhibited at Muskat Studios, Soprafina Gallery, and the Newton Free Library.

Cheryl Sorg received her BFA from MassArt in 1999.

Her work has been shown in numerous galleries and museums, including Long Beach Museum of Art, Torrance Art Museum, and The Photographic Resource Center. She is the recipient of a MacDowell fellowship.

Her work is held in the collections of Yale University Art Gallery, Texas A&M University, and the Hilton West Palm Beach Hotel.

Visit: stacyfriedmanart.com

Visit: cherylsorg.com

LOT: 203

NANCY MCCARTHY ’99

LOT: 204

Trouble Above My Head, 2014

MICHELLE GRABNER

Untitled weavings (Yellow and Blue), 2013

Oil on linen

Paper and Color aid paper

26" X 24"

30" X 44"

$875

$2,400

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Drive-By Projects

Nancy McCarthy received her BFA in painting from MassArt and her MFA from the Art Institute of Boston.

She received the St. Botolph Foundation Emerging Artist Award, a Vermont Studio Center Artists’ Grant, a Ragdale Foundation Fellowship, and most recently, a residencey at the Inside Out Museum in Beijing. Her work has been exhibited at The Abbey in Brooklyn, William Scott Gallery in Provincetown, and Fitchburg State University.

Michelle Grabner received her BFA in painting and drawing and her MFA in art history from the University of WisconsinMilwaukee, in addition to her MFA in art theory and practice from Northwestern University. She is the chair of the painting and drawing department at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and is a senior critic in the painting and printmaking department at Yale University. Her writings have been published in Artforum, Modern Painters, Frieze, and Art Press.

She co-curated the 2014 Whitney Biennial. Her work is the collections of the Walker Art Center, the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and Smithsonian American Art Museum. Most recently, she had a solo exhibition at James Cohan Gallery in NYC in February 2017.

Visit: nancymccarthypainting.com

Visit: MichelleGrabner.com

LOT: 205

PWMD

LOT: 206

landscape.jpg, 2017, 3 of 10, First Edition

Significant Other: Forcefield, 2017

Archival inkjet print on paper

Color woodblock print

20" X 16"

19.5" X 19"

$750

$2,500

Courtesy of the artists and Gallery Kayafas

Courtesy of the artist and LeRoy Neiman Print Center at Columbia University

PWMD, a collaborative artist duo composed of Marissa Dembkoski and Paal Williams, received their BFA in photography from Lesley University College of Art and Design. Their work was recently exhibited at Gallery Kayafas in Boston, and will be shown at the 5&J gallery in Lubbock, TX.

Arlene Shechet received a BA from New York University, and an MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. She has received many honors, including an American Academy of Arts and Letters Award, Joan Mitchell Foundation Painters and Sculptors Grant, Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship, Artist Fellowship Grants from the New York Foundation for the Arts, and a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship.

Visit: pwmd.biz

LOT: 207

ARLENE SHECHET

JUDY RIOLA

LOT: 208

ALEX GERASEV

Flat-footed, 2017

Expedition, 2017, 4 of 25

Mixed media on panel

Lithograph

12" X 12"

5" X 4"

$1,100

$350

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Judy Riola is a graduate of the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts and Vassar College. Her work was recently exhibited at Bromfield Gallery, Boston, and will be shown at Jen Tough Gallery, Vallejo, CA. She is a recipient of a Traveling Scholarship from the Museum School and was a Massachusetts Cultural Council Finalist in painting.

Alex Gerasev is an illustrator, painter, printmaker, and muralist known for his bold lines, exquisite craftsmanship, and intriguing imagery. Gerasev grew up in St. Petersburg, Russia and studied at the Repin Academy of Fine Arts. His work is exhibited internationally and is held in private and public collections throughout the US and Europe, including Boston Public Library, Boston Athenæum, the Marriott Hotel of Watertown, St. Mark’s School, The Pushkin Museum, and Deutsche Immobilien Fonds AG. Gerasev is a faculty member of the Illustration Department of the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, and resides in the Boston area.

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LOT: 209

MELANIE BLOOD ’10

LOT: 210

Loosen Up, 2017

TARA SELLIOS

Swarm (from the series Testimony), 2017, 1 of 5

Mixed Media on Paper

Digital chromogenic print

18" X 24" X 1"

30" X 22"

$620

$2,900

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Gallery Kayafas

Melanie Blood received a BFA in Ceramics and a MAT at Tufts University. Her work was recently exhibited at the Attleboro Art Museum and the Brockton Public Library.

This past summer she attended a residency at Estudio Nomada in Spain.

Tara received her BFA in photography and art history from The Art Institute of Boston in 2010. Luxuria, her third solo exhibition, took place at Gallery Kayafas in the spring of 2015, for which she was on the cover of Photograph Magazine. She is a recipient of a Massachusetts Cultural Council fellowship and has been recognized by the Huffington Post and Art New England as an emerging artist to watch. Known for her large scale works and intense, visceral imagery, Sellios lives and works in her studio in South Boston

Visit: MelanieBlood.com

Visit: tarasellios.com

LOT: 211

DENISE MARCOTTE ’83

LOT: 212

ON-KYEONG SEONG

Autumn Pond, 2017

Looking out on the garden, 2017

Archival inkjet print

Mixed media

14" X 14"

28" X 22"

$750

$2,500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Denise Marcotte graduated from The New England School of Photography, received her BFA from Massachusetts College of Art and did graduate work at The Royal College of Art in London. She has exhibited alongside John Singer Sargent, Andy Warhol, and Annie Liebovitz. She has been published in such periodicals as The New York Times, The British Journal of Photography, The International Herald Tribune and Harpers. She has been the recipient of numerous awards and grants. She lives in Weymouth, MA with her husband John and their son Taro.

On-Kyeong Seong received an MFA degree from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts. Her work was recently exhibited at Towne Gallery at Wheelock College, Kingston Gallery, Boston, and many others.

Visit: onkyeong.com

Visit: denisemarcotte.com

LOT: 213

JACOB "BAO" NGUYEN ’18

LOT: 214

DANIELLE DEAN M’17

Spoil(s), 2017, 3 of 4

Transcription of the Pantheon, 2015, 1 of 5

Color lothograph with silkscreen

Archival inkjet print

12" X 12"

21" X 20"

$300

$1,200

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Gallery BOM

Jacob Nguyen is an artist based currently in Boston, where he will graduate from Massachusetts College of Art and Design with a BFA in printmaking in 2018.

His work is a continuous narrative and examination of eroticism and its object(s) of desire, while also acting as a method of auto-ethnography through means of language.

Danielle Dean recently completed her MFA in photography at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Her works have been exhibited at the San Juan Islands Museum of Art, Bakalar & Paine Galleries, Center for Fine Art Photography, Blue Sky Gallery, Foley Gallery, and Photo LA. Her crossdisciplinary work is about light, the elements, the alchemy of nature and chance.

Visit: danielledean.com

LOT: 215

JOAN PAMBOUKES ’99

Quasar, Technically Garbage, 2016, 1 of 12

KRISTINA HARE LYONS

Senõr Ed, 2016, 1 of 10

Archival inkjet print

Digital photograph printed on Hahnemühle pearl paper

17" X 22"

16" X 20"

$900

$500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Pamboukes received her BFA from Massachusetts College of Art and Design and her MFA from New Jersey City University. In 2017 her artwork was exhibited at the Paul Robeson Gallery at Rutgers University and at the Long Beach Island Foundation for the Arts. Pamboukes currently teaches photography at New York Film Academy. She lives and works with her husband in Astoria, Queens.

Kristina Hare Lyons has been behind the camera and in the darkroom since she was 12. She has pursued her passion for photography with an emphasis on documentary photography, a critical element in her human rights work in Sierra Leone during the war. She was recently inspired to take a deeper dive into the art while in Cuba, the most visually seductive place she has ever been, returning for a third time to study with photographer Anna Mia Davidson. Her photos have been published in various journals, including the UNICEF/ Physicians for Human Rights report on War Related Sexual Violence in Sierra Leone.

Visit: joanpamboukes.com

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LOT: 216

LOTS: 209–224

LOT: 217

JAMES LAMBERT M’15

LOT: 218

JULES ELLISON ’11 M’15

Tie Clip, 2015

Two Of Us, 2017

Oil on canvas

Acrylic on canvas

15" X 10"

20" X 32"

$800

$1,100

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

James Lambert received his MFA from MassArt and BFA from Rhode Island School of Design.

Jules Ellison Received her BFA and MAT from Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Her work includes fine oil representations and also murals, faux finishes and custom paintings. She is the recipient of the George Nick Prize, Rob Moore Grant in Painting, and The MassArt Discovery Award.

Her work is held in numerous private and business collections.

Visit: jameslambert.net

Visit: coroflot.com/julesellison

LOT: 219

SILVIA LÓPEZ CHAVEZ ’00

LOT: 220

ANNE CALLAHAN ’86

Urban Island 1, 2017

Studio Bloom, 2017

Mixed media on paper

Acrylic on canvas

20" X 20"

16" X 20"

$1,200

$750

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Silvia López Chavez received an illustration degree from MassArt. Her work was recently exhibited at Fitchburg Art Museum and her recent mural is on view at Boston’s Esplanade. She has been a recipient of a Creative City grant from NEFA, MCC grants, and has been recognized by the Brother Thomas Fund. Her work is held in the collections of Urban Art Museum and Boston Children’s Museum.

Anne Callahan received her BFA from MassArt in 1986.

In 1993, Anne co-founded kor group, a ten-person brand strategy, design, and web firm located in the Fort Point area in Boston. She leads the creative strategy and design for kor group’s clients and continues to paint in her free time. Her paintings have been on view at Fort Point Open Studios and in private collections.

Visit: silvialopezchavez.com

LOT: 221

JOEL JANOWITZ

LOT: 222

YOAHN HAN M’14

Eclipse, 2017

Secret City, 2015

Oil on linen

Acrylic gouache, ink, watercolor, Yupo Collage on paper

22" X 32"

20.4" X 15.7"

$6,000

$1,500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Chase Young Gallery

Joel received an MFA from UCSB. His work was recently exhibited at Gallery 344 in Cambridge, MA. He was the recipient of a 2013 Guggenheim and a 2016 Massachusetts Cultural Council Fellowship. His work is in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, the Harvard Museums, and the Yale University Art Gallery.

YoAhn Han received his MFA at MassArt. He also received his BFA at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Recent solo shows include My Princess, Bari at ARTMORA Gallery in New York. His work has recently shown in Summer Palette at Chase Young Gallery in Boston. In 2018, his work was shown at Essex Art Center at Lawrence, MA. Visit: yoahnhan.com

Visit: joeljanowitz.com

LOT: 223

BRIANA CORR SCOTT ’05

LOT: 224

ANDREW HAINES

Nasturtiums in Dim Light, 2017

Window of a Train, (Split level Ranch House), 2017

Oil on panel

Acrylic on paper

20" X 20"

22" X 28"

$975

$2,800

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Briana Corr Scott recieved a BFA in Painting and Museum Education from MassArt in 2005. Her work is exhibited regularly at Argyle Fine Art in Halifax Nova Scotia. She has had two solo shows at Argyle, Spring/ Light and Foreshadow. Both shows showcased her moody still life paintings that celebrate light and nature.

Andrew has exhibited at Clark Gallery and is in the collections of the Boston Athenaeum, Fidelity, Liquitex Artist Materials, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Wellington, the Yosemite Museum, the National Park Service, and the Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum. He is also the recipient of a Massachusetts Cultural Council grant.

Visit: brianacorrscott.com

Visit: AndrewHainesPaintings.com

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LOT: 225

STEVEN EDSON ’77

LOT: 226

County Fair, 2017, 1 of 10 Dye-sublimation onto aluminum metal print

By the Light. Not all is the sovereign mistress of true melancholy., 2017

26.7" X 40"

Oil on canvas

$3,250

20" X 16"

$750

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Steven Edson received his BFA from Massachusetts College of Art and Design. His work was recently exhibited at the Catamount Arts Center and will be shown at the Garrison Art Center. He was a recipient of the Gold Medal from the Graphis International 2017 Photography Awards.

A participant of the 2016 MassArt Auction, Roberta Moore is a traditional water colorist from the U.K. She now explores other mediums and abstraction with other professionals at the the New Art Center in Newton.

Visit: roberta-moore-artanddesign.com

Visit: stevenedson.net

LOT: 227

ROBERTA MOORE

KATE RUSSELL JONES

LOT: 228

LESLIE M.W. GRAFF

Untitled #3, from the Carve Series, 2010, 1 of 3

Rewind, fast forward, or eject II, 2017

Metal print

Acrylic and resin on wood

30" X 16"

40" X 30"

$600

$2,700

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Kate Russell Jones received a BFA from Skidmore College. Her work is in several private collections in the United States.

Leslie Graff holds a Masters Degree from Brigham Young University. Her work has been shown in the Newport Art Museum, Fitchburg Art Museum, Danforth Art Museum\ School, Cape Cod Museum of Art, New Britain Museum of American Art, Attleboro Art Museum, Brownsville Museum of Art, and the Alexandria Museum of Art and is held in numerous private, institutional and university collections.

Visit: kateseye.com

Visit: lesliegraff.com

LOT: 229

DORON PUTKA

LOT: 230

Eastham Evening, 2017 Mixed media on paper

Oil on panel

7" X 8"

12" X 12"

$600

$1,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Soprafina Gallery

Doron Putka studied at the Betzalel School of Art in Jerusalem and participated in many workshops given by master painters. She exhibits regularly at The Copley Society of Art and the Concord Center for the Visual Arts. She has received several awards from both.

Susan Gheyssari completed a three-year program in contemporary art at France’s École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in 1987 and studied realism at Tehran’s Petgar Painting Academy in 1987. She is an oil painter who has always had great respect for the old masters of tradition, and that admiration of traditional paintings extends to the realism in her work today. Often inspired by the elegance of ballet, she tries to translate the dancers’ dignity and elegance onto her canvas in order to bring to light their feelings, dreams, and souls.

Visit: doronputka.com

LOT: 231

ELLEN RICH ’79

Pinwheel, 2017

LOT: 232

MELISSA KROK-HORTON ’15

Acrylic on Paper

Rendered, Contained XI; Rendered Contained X, 2017

20" X 18"

Acrylic on panel

$1,800 Courtesy of the artist and Schoolhouse Gallery, Provincetown, MA Ellen Rich received a MEd from Mass Art and a diploma and Fifth Year Certificate from the SMFA at Tufts. She was awarded a Traveling Scholarship from the SMFA. She is represented by the Schoolhouse Gallery in Provincetown. Her work is in many private and public collections.

Visit: ellenrichart.com

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SUSAN GHEYSSARI

The Rose Points, 2017

6.25" X 20"

$1,000 Courtesy of the artist Melissa Krok-Horton received her BFA in painting and history of art at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. She uses 3D-rendering and game engine programs as a source for aesthetic exploration.

Visit: melissakrokhorton.com

LOTS: 225–240

LOT: 233

LOT: 235

MAGGIE TAYLOR

LOT: 234

HEATHER DAWSON

Teetotum, 2017, 3 of 15

Fancy Weed Pots, 2016

Archival pigment print on paper

Wood

26" X 26"

5" X 18" X 3"

$3,300

$400

Courtesy of the artist and Lanoue Gallery

Courtesy of the artist

Born in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1961, Maggie Taylor received a philosophy degree from Yale University and a master’s degree in photography from the University of Florida.

Her digital photomontages have been widely exhibited and collected by many museums including The George Eastman House, Rochester; The High Museum, Atlanta; Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; The Art Museum, Princeton University; The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland; The Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University; The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, among others.

Heather Dawson received a Certificate in furniture design in the collaborative program between MassArt and North Bennet Street School. She has been the recipient of awards from The Furniture Society, Boston Cultural Council, and the Society of Arts and Crafts. Her work is held in the collections of the Society of Arts and Crafts, Penland Gallery, and Monique Rancourt Artisan Gallery.

JEFFREY HEYNE

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LOT: 236

Voile: Venus (from Botticelli), 2014, AP, light

NANCY COLELLA

Sea Level Seating, 2017

Sublimated ink jet print on aluminum

Oil on canvas

25" X 36"

14" X 14"

$1,900

$975

Courtesy of the artist and 555 Gallery

Courtesy of the artist

Jeffrey Heyne received his B.Arch. from the University of Cincinnati. He exhibits at 555 Gallery, The Houston Center for Photography, and The Center for Fine Art Photography where he received the Director’s Honorable Mention. His work is held in the collections of the Boston Athenaeum, Boston Public Library, Fidelity, Marriott, and Boston Properties. He is recipient of a Barbara Singer Artist Award.

Nancy Colella received her BFA from Muskingum University.

Her work is exhibited at the Copley Society of Boston and Solace Studio and Gallery. She was the recipient of the Charles Family and Cape Ann Museum residency in 2016. Her work is in many private and corporate collections, including Dana Farber.

Visit: nancycolellastudio.com

Visit: unit35.com

LOT: 237

AMBER TOURLENTES

LOT: 238

Victory Garden, South End Boston, 2007, 1 of 4

EBEN HAINES ’13

The View from Here, 2016

Archival inkjet print on rag paper

Oil on canvas

11" X 13.5"

30" X 30"

$500

$1,400

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Amber Tourlentes received her BFA and MFA at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. She has taught at Princeton University, School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Emerson College and Harvard University. Tourlentes has been involved with several activist organizations and political coalitions serving same-sex-parented and gay communities, such as GLAD, PFLAG, and COLAGE. Her work has also been included in feminist, lesbian, gay, and transgender targeted publications, academic journals, and interdisciplinary panels. Amber was the guest speaker at the Kahn Institute at Smith College, Harvard University, Tufts University, Emerson College, University of Massachusetts, Lowell, and Hampshire College.

Eben Haines received his BFA in illustration in 2013. His work has recently been exhibited at the Boston Center for the Arts, Aureus Contemporary in NYC, Aviary Gallery in Boston, and a number of art fairs both nationally and abroad. He recently completed a residency at Can Serrat in El Bruc, Spain.

Visit: ebenhaines.com

Visit: ambertourlentes.com

LOT: 239

RACHEL HELLMANN

LOT: 240

ROBERT MALONEY ’96

Double Dutch, 2016

Haffenreffer Restoration, 2017, 3 of 12

Acrylic on Poplar wood

Two color woodcut on French Starch White Speckletone paper

20" X 21" X 4"

$3,500 Courtesy of the artist and Ellen Miller Gallery Rachel Hellmann received a BFA from the University of Dayton and an MFA in painting from Boston University.

Her work includes sculpture, painting, and installation.

She has had solo exhibitions at Elizabeth Houston Gallery, NY, Galleri Urbane, Dallas, TX; Ellen Miller Gallery, Boston, MA; University of Maine Museum of Art in Bangor, ME; and the Addison Gallery of American Art, Andover, MA. Other exhibition venues include the Danforth Art Museum\School, Framingham, MA; Philip Slein Gallery, St. Louis, MO; Samsøn Projects, Boston, MA; Christel DeHaan Fine Art Center, University of Indianapolis, IN; and the Elmhurst Museum of Art, Elmhurst, IL.

16.75" X 12.5"

$240 Courtesy of the artist Robert Maloney received his BFA in illustration and his MFA from MassArt and is a current faculty member at the college. His work is in the collections of Liberty Mutual and Wellington Management. He recently exhibited his work at Illuminus Boston, the Boston Convention Center-Art on the Marquee as well as a permanent public art project to repair the missing signage on the historic Haffenreffer Brewery in Jamaica Plain. Other exhibitions include shows at the 30 Second Cinema: Fenway, Copley Society of Art, and Kingston Gallery in Boston.

Visit: robert-maloney.com

Visit: rachelhellmann.com

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LOT: 241

LOT: 243

LEIGH RUPLE

LOT: 242

MICHAEL CAPPABIANCA ’98

Healthful, 2017

Falloff, 2017, 1 of 5

Oil on canvas

Archival inkjet print

20" X 16"

20" X 16"

$2,500

$600

Courtesy of Morgan Lehman Gallery

Courtesy of the artist

Ruple was born in Painesville, Ohio (1984). She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from The Cooper Union School of Art (2006) and her Master of Fine Arts from Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts, Bard College (2014).

Ruple has shown in group exhibitions at Marlborough Chelsea (NYC), The Suzanne Geiss Company (NYC), and Halsey McKay Gallery (East Hampton, NY). Her work has been reviewed by Painting is Dead, Art F City, ArtForum, and Time Out New York, amongst others.

Michael Cappabianca received his BFA from MassArt and his MFA from California College of the Arts in San Francisco. He has been a recipient of the Massachusetts Cultural Council Artist Fellowship.

REMI THORNTON

Visit: Michael.Cappabianca.com

LOT: 244

Drive Thru, 2017, 1 of 10

LARA LOUTREL ’00

Station—Soxi, 2015, 7/8

Digital C-print

Intaglio and gold leaf

16" X 24"

7.5" X 6"

$1,185

$650

Courtesy of the artist, Ellen Miller Gallery, Howard Yezerski Gallery, and Drive-By Projects

Courtesy of the artist Lara Loutrel received a BFA from MassArt in 2000. She has been a recipient of an ART grant from the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation and an artist residency in Slovakia.

Her work is held in the collections of the Boston Public Library and Fidelity.

Remi Thornton received his BFA from RISD in 2001. His work was recently exhibited in the 2015 Emerging Artist Winners at St. Botolph in Boston, the Beehive in Boston; and the Hynes Convention Center in Boston. He received the 2015 St. Botolph Emerging Artist Grant. His work is held in the collections of Federal Street Advisors, Fidelity Investments, Millennium Partners, and the MIT List Visual Arts Center, Student Loan Collection.

Visit: laraloutrel.com

Visit: remithornton.com

LOT: 245

PAUL HENRY RAMIREZ

LOT: 246

Untitled 3 (Eccentric Stimuli Series), 2014 Acrylic and flashe on paper 24" X 19"

Archival inkjet print

$3,500

24" X 17"

$1,300

Courtesy of the artist and RYAN LEE, New York

Courtesy of the artist and Gallery Kayafas

Paul Henry Ramirez is a painter and sculptor who coined term biogeomorphic abstraction to describe his particular mix of hard-edged and figurative abstraction.

Using architecture and color to guide the viewer, his immersive installations offer an exploration of dimensionality, sensuality, form and space, while maintaining a spirit of playful provocation. Ramirez’s work is held in the permanent collections of the Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento; Hammer Museum, Los Angeles; Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC; and Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, among others.

LOT: 247

ROB MOORE

Zoe Perry-Wood received a BFA from MassArt and an M.Ed. and CAGS from UMass Amherst and Boston. Her work is currently exhibited at MFA Boston in (Un)Expected Family, and recently in a two-person show at the Essex Gallery at CCBC in Baltimore. Her work will be shown at SF Camerawork in June 2019. Her work is held in the collection of the MFA Boston and Fitchburg Art Museum.

Visit: zoeperrywood.com Artwork framing courtesy of Palm Press

LOT: 248

ANN CRAVEN ’84

Winter Series 24/25, 1988, 24 of 25

Pink Bird with Cherries (Pink), 2011

Chine-collé print

Reduction woodblock

22" X 30"

30" X 33.5"

$1,000

$3,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of LeRoy Neiman Print Center at Columbia University

Rob Moore received his BA from the University of the South at Sewanee, TN and the Art Academy of Cincinnati, and his MFA from the Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia. His work has been exhibited at the Rose Art Museum, the ICA Boston, and the Corcoran Museum of Art in Washington, D.C. He received a grant from the NEA and a fellowship from the Artist’s Foundation. His work is in the collections of MoMA, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Harvard Art Museums, the Philadelphia Art Museum, and deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum.

He taught at MassArt for 26 years before he passed away in 1992.

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ZOE PERRY-WOOD ’81

Wyatt Draped in Rainbow and Trans Flags, 2017, 1 of 7

Born in Boston, Massachusetts, Ann Craven earned her BFA at Massachusetts College of Art and Design and her MFA at Columbia University. As an artist living and working in New York, she continues to contribute to the School of the Arts as a mentor in the MFA mentor program. Craven is primarily a painter, and this background reveals itself in her prints through her mark-making and sensitivity to the woodblock.

Her work has been shown in solo exhibitions in the United States and abroad since 1995.

LOTS: 241–256

LOT: 249

KARL STEVENS

LOT: 250

Alex: Dystopia, 2012

LOT: 251

DEBORRA STEWART-PETTENGILL

Cluster Hover, 2011

Graphite, ink and watercolor on paper

Woodblock print on Chinese mulberry paper

10" X 14"

24" X 24"

$600

$800

Courtesy of the artist and Carroll and Sons

Courtesy of the artist and Wingate Studio

Karl Stevens is an artist and graphic novelist. His work mixes painting and drawing techniques from the Northern Renaissance with text from contemporary life.

This drawing is from a portrait project that focused on himself, his wife, and two friends. Stevens’ published graphic work includes Guilty, Whatever, The Lodger and Failure. His adventures of Penny the cat were an ongoing back cover feature of The Village Voice, a published collection of which is forthcoming.

Deborra Stewart-Pettengill works in a range of media, including sculpture, painting and printmaking. Her work is an ongoing exploration of natural and organic forms that often repeat, overlap and interact to create a tension between movement and stillness. The artist lives and works in western Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. Receiving an MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University and a BFA from University of South Carolina, she has exhibited work in solo and group shows, both regionally and nationally. She is currently a member of the Oxbow Gallery in Northampton, MA and chairs the Fine Arts Department at the Bement School in Deerfield, MA.

FRANK KORAN ’16

LOT: 252

ALISON JUDD M’07

Jackson Square, 2017

Hydrangeas in Bloom I through IV, 2017

Watercolor on paper

Monotype

22" X 30"

14" X 11"

$3,000

$2,800

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Frank Koran received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from MassArt. His work was recently exhibited at Zullo Gallery and Gallery 263.

Alison received her MFA from MassArt. She has shown in numerous group shows around the Boston area, most recently at Mayyim Hayyim Gallery in Newton, MA. Her work is held in many private collections.

Visit: frankkoran.com

Visit: alisonjudd.com

LOT: 253

DYAN MCCLIMON-MILLER

LOT: 254

cody road, 2017 Encaustic wax with paper and mixed media on panel

Silkscreen

8" X 8"

32.5" X 44"

$1,200

$2,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of ACA Gallery

Dyan McClimon-Miller received her BFA from Saint Ambrose College and her MFA from the University of Iowa. Her work was recently exhibited at HallSpace Gallery in Boston, Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, CT, and the Propeller Center for the Visual Arts in Toronto, Canada. She has received the Marie Hall Talbot Award and a Purchase Award from the Pillsbury World Trade Center in Minneapolis, MN. Her work is held in numerous private and corporate collections including 3M, the Pillsbury Company, Amoco Oil Corporation, and Dallas Bank and Trust.

Faith Ringgold is a painter, mixed media sculptor, performance artist, writer, teacher and lecturer. She received her BS and MA degrees in visual art from the City College of New York in 1955 and 1959. Known for her story quilts, Faith made her first quilt, Echoes of Harlem, in 1980, in collaboration with her mother, Madame Willi Posey. Faith has written and illustrated 18 children’s books and has received over 80 awards and 23 honorary degrees. Her work is in the permanent collections of numerous museums including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art, Whitney Museum of American Art, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and The Brooklyn Museum in New York

Visit: DyanMcClimon-Miller.com

LOT: 255

FAITH RINGGOLD

Groovin’ High, 1996, 115 of 425

ANDREW PALLADINO ’18

Fig. 1, 2017, 2 of 3

LOT: 256

BARBARA GRAD

13-007, 2013

Silkscreen

Watercolor, gouache, graphite, and crayon on toned paper

17" X 12"

26" X 22"

$425

$2,400

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Howard Yezerski Gallery

Andrew Palladino is a printmaking student at MassArt, graduating in 2018. During his time at MassArt he has shown in the Arches Student Show at the Boston Printmakers’ Biennial, and a two person exhibition in the North Crackatorium. He was also a recipient of the Mark A. Dreese scholarship award.

Barbara Grad earned her BFA and MFA from the Art Institute of Chicago. Awards include: ART Berkshire Taconic Foundation, William Hicks Fellowship, Massachusetts Cultural Council, New England NEA, MA Foundation, 20x24 Polaroid Grant, Creative Arts Grant & Research Grant: Ball State U, NEA Artist Grant, (2) Brown Fellowships: Art Institute of Chicago. Grad is represented by Howard Yezerski Gallery, Boston & David Findlay Jr., Findlay Galleries in New York and Florida. Upcoming exhibits in 2018 include New York City and Palm Beach, FL.

Visit: cargocollective.com/andrewpalladino

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LOT: 257

SONIA TARGONTSIDIS M’02

LOT: 258

Greek Light, 2017

LOT: 259

ERICA AUBIN ’10

Couple Crease Series #12 Late Summer Nights, 2017

Metal mounted digital photograph

Graphite on Paper

20" X 16"

12" X 16"

$300

$400

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Sonia Targontsidis received her MFA in photography from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2002 and recently completed her MBA at Simmons College in 2015. Her work has been featured in curated and juried shows at venues across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic such as the Fuller Craft Museum, Artspace, Center for Photography at Woodstock, Copley Society of Art, Silvereye Center of Photography, and the PRC.

Erica Aubin received her BFA in painting from MassArt. She was the recipient of the 2010 Daniel Kelleher Auction Award and the 2008 All-School Show Award. Her work has been exhibited at Lincoln Arts Project in Waltham, Samsøñ Projects and 808 Gallery at Boston University. Aubin is currently in the C O L L A G E exhibition at AREA in the South End, curated by David Guerra.

NATALIA WRÓBEL

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LOT: 260

Dance of Three Kings II, 2012

TED OLLIER M’09

Seven Large Moons, 2017, 1 of 40

Oil on canvas

Letterpress print

12" X 12"

14" X 11"

$1,800

$400

Courtesy of the artist and Abigail Ogilvy Gallery

Courtesy of the artist

Natalia Wróbel studied at Dartmouth College, the New York Studio School, and the Lorenzo de’ Medici Institute in Florence. Her work was recently shown in a duo exhibition at Abigail Ogilvy Gallery. In 2016, her painting was selected for inclusion at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston Auction. In 2017, she was awarded a painting residency at the Berlin Art Institute. Her paintings are featured in numerous private international collections and have been on view at notable Art Fairs including Art Basel: Miami, Art South Hampton, and Texas Contemporary.

Ted Ollier received his BA with honors from the University of Texas at Austin, his BFA from Texas State University, and his MFA from MassArt in 2009. His work was recently exhibited at Bromfield Gallery in Boston, Mary Cosgrove Dolphin Gallery in Worcester, Nave Gallery in Somerville and inde/jacobs gallery in Marfa, TX. His most recent exhibition was Inventing 3D Landscapes at Brickbottom Gallery last December. He has received two Somerville Arts Council Grants and was an Artist in Residence at Nave Gallery and the Higgins Art Gallery.

Visit: mindhuestudio.com

LOT: 261

JAMES MASON ’81

LOT: 262

Nine Ladies Dancing, 2017, 1 of 1

LINDA CORDNER

Stillness, 2015

Watercolor on paper

Encaustic on board

29" X 48"

25" X 25"

$2,000

$1,500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

James Mason received his BFA from MassArt and his MA from Lesley University. He specializes in fashion illustration and designs for private clientele. He is a Paris Fashion Institute alumnus and has shown in multiple shows at MassArt.

Linda Cordner received a BFA from the University of Connecticut. Her work was recently included in the book Encaustic Art in the Twenty-First Century and will be shown at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum in June 2018. Her work is held in the collections of Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Tufts University and Boston University.

Visit: lindacordner.com

LOT: 263

ROBERT KUSHNER

STEPHANIE BROOKS

Resume/Executive, 2001, 3 of 3

Five plate aquatint etching with sugar lift, soap ground, and spit bite

Painted basswood

30" X 30"

$5,000

$2,800 Courtesy of the artist and Wingate Studio Robert Kushner has exhibited extensively in the United States, Europe, and Japan. Hudson Hill Press published a monograph on his work entitled Gardens of Earthly Delights. Solo exhibitions of his work have been held at the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Brooklyn Museum, New York, and the Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia. His work is in many public collections including The Museum of Modern Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC; Philadelphia Museum of Art; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Tate Modern; and the Galleria degli Uffizi, Italy. The artist lives and works in New York City, and is represented by D.C. Moore Gallery.

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LOT: 264

Blue Iris, 2017, Edition of 30

8.5" X 37" X 2.125"

Courtesy of an anonymous donor Brooks received an MFA from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She currently teaches at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She has held solo exhibitions at the Atlanta Contemporary Art Museum and the University of Illinois at Chicago. Her work has been included in group shows at institutions such as the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago and the Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art.

LOTS: 257–272

LOT: 265

JULIE C. BARRETT ’06

LOT: 266

Baby Nectarines, 2017

ELISA H. HAMILTON ’07

Shoe Shift, 2017

Oil on Panel

Mixed Media on Paper

16" X 20"

22" X 22"

$500

$650

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist Elisa H. Hamilton is a New England native AND a proud graduate of Massachusetts College of Art and Design where she earned her BFA in painting in 2007 and now serves on the Board of Trustees.

Her work has been shown locally and nationally in solo and group exhibitions. Her ongoing project Dance Spot has engaged with a variety of communities all around Boston, as well as at the DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, and Tyler School of Art, Philadelphia, PA. Recent projects include Sound Lab, at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Community Legacy, a collaboration with the MIT List Visual Arts Center, and Slideshow, co-presented by HUBweek and Now+There.

Ms. Hamilton continues her practice at her South End studio at Boston Center for the Arts.

Julie Barrett received her BFA in painting from Massachusetts College of Art and Design, her BA from Saint Michael’s College, and her Masters from University of Massachusetts, Boston.

Visit: JulieBarrettPainting.com

Visit: ElisaHHamilton.com Artwork Photo by Joel Benjamin

LOT: 267

LEENA CHO ’18

LOT: 268

Collide, 2017

Marconi, 2016

Oil on canvas

Oil on panel

10" X 8"

LOT: 269

KEVIN CYR ’00

16" X 24"

$620

$3,400

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Leena Cho graduated in 2017 with a BFA in Painting and Ceramics. She has exhibited in Lines of Korea, Cultural Context, and Inside/Outside. She is also the recipient of the 2016 George Nick Prize, Gamblin Paint Award and the 2017 All School Show Award. Based in Boston and South Korea. Her diverse cultural experiences continue to inspire her work.

Kevin Cyr received a BFA in illustration from MassArt in 2000. His work was recently exhibited at Jonathan LeVine Gallery and will be shown at Alden Gallery in Provincetown.

He has been a recipient of the West Prize and a residency at the Wassaic Project in Wassaic, NY. His work is held in the collection of the Oxylane Art Foundation in Lille, France as well as the West Collection in Oak, PA.

Visit: leenacho.com

Visit: kevincyr.net

SOPHIE GALOWITZ

LOT: 270

KAREN O’NEIL ’83

Trail, 2017

Black Cup & Saucer, 2017

Casein on paper

Oil on linen

22" X 14.5"

10" X 10"

$500

$700

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Sophie Galowitz is currently working towards a BFA from Cornell University.

Karen O’Neil received a BFA from MassArt in 1983. She is represented by Mason Fine Art in Atlanta, GA and Thaddeus C. Gallery in La Porte, IN. Her work is in many private and corporate collections worldwide.

Visit: sophiegalowitz.com

Visit: karenoneilfineart.com

LOT: 271

ANNE HARNEY ’11

LOT: 272

JAMES GIBSON ’91

Florence, 2016

Breakfast with Miro, 2014

Oil on canvas

Silkscreen

10" X 10"

24" X 18"

$650

$450

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Anne Harney received her BFA with honors in painting from MassArt, where she was the recipient of the Book Award, Marcia Lloyd Award, and George Nick Award.

Her work has been shown at the Kathryn Schultz Gallery, Dana Hall School Art Gallery, Flaneur Gallery and Williams Fin Art Gallery in Wenham, MA. She is the recipient of a 2016 Vermont Studio Center Residency and Artist Grant. She has an upcoming solo show at the John Moakley Courthouse Gallery in 2018. She is represented by Blue Gallery in MO and Shain Gallery in NC.

James Gibson is a professional graphic designer and an alumnus of MassArt. Since graduating, he has taken various courses and workshops in letterpress and printmaking at the school and has exhibited various works at Fort Point Channel Open Studios.

Visit: cargocollective.com/jamesgibsondesign

Visit: anneharney.com

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LOT: 273

LAUREN ANDERSON ’18

LOT: 274

Procession—Detourist, 2012, Edition of 26

Oil on canvas

Screenprint on lacquered Hanji

10" X 8"

23" X 14.5"

$250

$1,500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of RYAN LEE, New York

Lauren Anderson is a current senior at Massachusetts College of Art and Design studying art education and painting. She has recently exhibited in the Green Arts Festival at MassArt. Her most recent body of work has explores the image of the rabbit and how society perceives it.

Jiha Moon explores the multiplicity of 21st-century cultural identities influenced by popular culture, technology, racial perceptions, and folklore. Moon’s references to multiple artistic movements—from ancient calligraphy to abstract expressionism and pop art—are emblematic of the plurality and highly referential nature of contemporary art. Her work is included in the permanent collections of Asia Society, New York; the High Museum of Art, Atlanta; Mint Museum of Art, Charlotte, NC; and Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond.

Visit: laurenanderson.com

LOT: 275

JIHA MOON

Untitled, 2016

LAVAUGHAN JENKINS ’05

LOT: 276

Gift Bearer 1, 2017

MARK COOPER

Tiles—Uncertainty, 2017

Oil paint, modeling paste, and wire armature

Ceramic

11" X 5" X 6"

24" X 48"

$2,000

$3,200

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

LaVaughan Jenkins received a BFA from Massachusetts College Of Art And Design. His work has recently been shown at Abigail Ogilvy Gallery and the Fitchburg Art Museum. He has been a recipient of the Blanche E. Colman Award.

Mark Cooper received his BS from Indiana University and his MFA from SMFA at Tufts. He is currently an adjunct professor at Boston College and a professor at the SMFA at Tufts. His work has been exhibited at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Boston College Museum, deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, and the Whitney. He was a 2013 ICA Foster Prize finalist. Recent exhibitions include New Blue and White at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Earth & Alchemy: Contemporary Ceramic Sculpture at MassArt’s Bakalar & Paine Galleries, and Sum of the Parts, an exhibition in collaboration with lecturers and students at the Vietnam University of Fine Arts.

Visit: lavaughanjenkins.com

Visit: markfcooperart.com

LOT: 277

KYLE CUSSON ’07

LOT: 278

GUSTAVO TAVARES BARCELONI ’17

Filligrana Pazzo (Cup and Decanter set), 2017

Geometric Teapot, 2017

Blown glass

Ceramic

13" X 22" X 8"

7" X 8" X 3.5"

$1,150

$600

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Kyle Cusson is the head gaffer at Tracy Glover studio in Pawtucket, RI, as well as a freelance gaffer in the Providence area, in addition to creating his own work.

Gustavo Barceloni received a BFA in ceramics from MassArt. He has been the recipient of the 2017 Regina Brown grant, 2017 MassArt Haystack scholarship, and 2016 All School Show Vice President’s award. A teacher in training by day, during the evening he currently makes in his own ceramics studio in Everett.

Visit: GustavoBarceloni.com

LOT: 279

JASMINE BAETZ ’17

Troublesome weed, 2017

KIMON YANNOPOULOS ’99 AND ORIETTA GEHA-AWAD

Ceramic

Cascade, 2017

14" X 13" X 12"

Copper and Enamel

$950

38" X 9" X 10"

Courtesy of the artist Jasmine Baetz received a BA in religious studies from the University of Toronto and a BFA in 3D fine arts from MassArt. She is presently an MFA candidate at the University of Colorado, Boulder. In Spring 2017, she was the recipient of the Helen Blair Sculpture Award.

Visit: JasmineBaetz.com

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LOT: 280

$2,000 Courtesy of the artist Kimon Yannopoulos and Orietta Geha-Awad are metalsmiths based out of the Motherbrook Artist Community in Dedham, MA. Visit: kimonartstudio.com

LOTS: 273–288

LOT: 281

LOT: 283

PAUL BRIGGS M’16

LOT: 282

TIFFANIE RUSSO ’17

Persona (Skin Deep), 2017

Flora on Velvet V, 2017, 5 of 5

Ceramic

Fused glass flowers on velvet

9" X 9" X 3.5"

10" X 6" X 1"

$725

$300

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Paul Briggs received his PhD from Penn State, 1995. His work, Personas: Interiority and Perception is on view at the Flaten Art Museum, Northfield, MN, and will be shown at the Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art (ICA-MECA) Portland, ME, in Spring 2018.

His work is held in the collection of Wellesley College.

Tiffanie Russo was born in 1995 in Longmeadow, MA. She received her BFA with a concentration in glass in 2017 from Massachusetts College of Art and Design. She is currently studying for a Masters in Business Administration at Southern New Hampshire University and continuing her artistic practice independently.

Visit: PSBriggs.com

Visit: behance.net/TiffanieRusso

JOSEPH WEBSTER ’15

LOT: 284

TIM DE CHRISTOPHER

Black Form Trio, 2017

Roman View, 2012

Blown glass

Limestone

20" X 14" X 14"

8.25" X 14 .75" X 3.125"

$1,200

$1,500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Joseph Webster graduated from MassArt in 2015 with a BFA in glass. Webster is now the owner of his own studio and gallery located in Biddeford, ME. His works are held in private collections across the country, with his most current work on view in his gallery.

Tim de Christopher received his degree from The Cooper Union School of Art in 1982. His work was recently exhibited at Willam Baczek Fine Arts and the DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum. He has been a recipient of the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation’s Artist Resource Trust, LEF, and Massachusetts Cultural Council grants as well as most recently, a residency at the I-Park Foundation in East Haddam, CT. His work is held in the collections of The Arnot Ogden Medical Center, the municipality of Vilseck, Germany, and the Town of Montague, MA, among many others.

Visit: JosephWebsterGlass.com

Visit: timdechristopher.com

LOT: 285

ALIA PIALTOS ’10

LOT: 286

FRANK CRISCIONE ’09

Flowerbrick (white and gold bud vase), 2016

DM Me—Pair of Side Tables, 2017

Porcelain and gold luster

Wood and steel

7" X 4.5" X 4.5"

26" X 18" X 18"

$800

$4,500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Alia Pialtos received an MFA from the University of Colorado, Boulder and a BFA from MassArt. Her work was recently exhibited at the Oregon Museum of Science & Industry, GBBN Architects for NCECA Pittsburgh, and the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science. She has been awarded grants from the Center for Craft, Creativity & Design and NCECA.

Frank Criscione is a Boston based artist and designer. He earned his BFA in Industrial Design from Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Criscione runs a multi-disciplinary design/build studio in Dorchester providing custom design and fabrication in furniture, furnishings,and public art for residential and commercial clients. Criscione is part time faculty at MassArt and exhibits work at the Society of Arts and Crafts in Boston’s seaport district.

Visit: aliapialtos.com

Visit: americanhandcraft.us

LOT: 287

ANGELA MCHALE ’17

LOT: 288

SAM KIM ’18

Repurposed Failures #3, 2016

Eclipse, 2017

Blown glass

Stoneware

32" X 7" X 7"

20.5" X 4" X 8"

$1,600

$350

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Angela McHale received her BFA from MassArt in 2017.

Her work will be shown in the spring of 2018 at the Kikorian Gallery in the Worcester Center for Crafts, where she is currently an Artist in Residence.

Sam Kim is a Boston-based ceramic artist. He graduated from Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School in 2013, and he is pursuing a BFA in industrial design and ceramics at MassArt, graduating in Spring 2018. He received an All School Show Award in 2017. His work has recently been shown in Lines of Korea, Cultural Context, and The Last Earthbenders.

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LOTS: 289–296

LOT: 289

TANYA PHILBIN-CHIN ’98

LOT: 290

JOSEPH FARBROOK

Playful, 2017

Bubbles, 2017

Ceramic

Computer carved wood (CNC router)

5.5" X 8" X 4.5"

13" X 9" X 2"

$300

$500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Tanya Philbin-Chin received her BFA in ceramics from MassArt. She creates her ceramic work in a home-based studio in Needham. She also creates heirloom ceramic tiles with impressions of children’s hands and feet.

Joseph Farbrook received his MFA at the University of Colorado at Boulder. His work was recently exhibited at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Cyberarts Gallery, and SIGGRAPH and will be shown at The University of Arizona Museum of Art. He has been a recipient of the Anderson Ranch Arts Center visiting artist residency and his work is held in many private collections.

Visit: zinnia-designs.com

Visit: farbrook.net

LOT: 291

YANA PAYUSOVA

LOT: 292

JULIA DUDLEY-KRAMER ’17

Hut on Chicken Legs, Revolution series, 2017

Queen Bona the Hungry, 2016

Ceramic

Ceramic

11" X 7" X 7"

9" X 15" X 1"

$2,200

$1,500

Courtesy of the artist and Howard Yezerski Gallery

Courtesy of the artist

Yana Payusova received her BA from Lake Forest College and her MFA in Media Arts from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Her work was recently exhibited at the University of Arizona Museum of Art; Lexington Art Society; and Helikon Gallery and Studios, Denver. Her work is in the collections of deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum and the Boston Public Library.

Julia Dudley-Kramer received her BFA in Illustration from MassArt in 2017. She spends her days as a floral designer and her nights covered in clay.

Visit: juliadudleykramer.com

Visit: payusova.com

LOT: 293

CHRIS R. HILTON ’73

LOT: 294

ADAM WAIMON ’06

Periwinkles in tidal pool, 2017

Pagliacci Trio (Schnoz Squad), 2013

Porcelain with macro crystalline glaze

Blown and sculpted glass

11” X 4.5” X 4.5”

10" X 17" X 9"

$350

$4,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Chris Hilton graduated with BFA in ceramic and art education from Massachusetts College of Art and Design. She is the founder of Edgecomb Potters in mid-coast Maine.

Adam Waimon (MassArt ’06, glass) has devoted his life to sculptural glass making. His work can be found throughout the United States at his representing galleries. Recently he has exhibited at the Chazan Gallery located at the prestigious Wheeler School in Providence, RI. Adam has recently been sought out by the world famous gin company, Bombay Sapphire, to design glassware.

Visit: adamwaimon.com

LOT: 295

J.SHANNON FLOYD ’15

Inclusion Vases, 2016

GARY DIPASQUALE ’78

Vase/cobalt glaze w/ texture, 2017

Blown glass

Ceramic

14" X 9" X 14"

7" X 5.5" X 5.5"

$1,200

$400

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Shannon Floyd received a BFA in glass from MassArt in 2015. Her work was recently exhibited at the Krikorian Gallery. She is an Artist in Residence at the Worcester Center for Craft and has received scholarships to take classes at The Corning Museum of Glass and Penland School of Craft.

Gary DiPasquale received a BFA from MassArt in 1978.

DiPasquale has lived and work in New York City since 1980.

His work has been featured in exhibitions throughout the United States and abroad.

Visit: jsfglass.com

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LOT: 296

Visit: GaryDiPasquale.com

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CHERYL SORG ’99

An Endless Battle of Contrasting Memories, 2017 (Detail) Courtesy of the artist LOT: 201

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Out of Your Depth, 2014 Courtesy of the artist and bk projects LOT: 335

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14, 86 lbs., 2012 Courtesy of the artist

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LOTS: 301–308

LOT: 301

THOMAS JACKSON

LOT: 302

DESTINY S. PALMER ’10

Tutus no. 3, 2017, 4 of 7

Fast Approaching, 2016

Archival inkjet print

Mixed media on paper

30" X 38"

25" X 19"

$4,000

$1,000

Courtesy of the artist and Ellen Miller Gallery

Courtesy of the artist

Thomas Jackson was born in Philadelphia, PA and grew up in Providence, RI. After earning a BA in history from the College of Wooster, he spent much of his career in New York City as an editor and book reviewer for magazines. His work has been shown at Miller Yezerski Gallery in Boston, MA; Dina Mitrani Gallery in Miami, FL; and The Center for Photography at Woodstock, NY. He was named one of the Critical Mass Top 50 in 2012, won the “installation/still-life” category of Photo District News’ The Curator award in 2013, and earned second place in CENTER’s Curator’s Choice Award in 2014.

He lives in San Francisco.

Destiny Palmer received a Master of Fine Arts from Temple University and Bachelor of Fine Arts from MassArt in 2010.

She has recently exhibited at the Colored Girls Museum in Philadelphia and the Ely Center for Contemporary Art in Connecticut.

Visit: destinypalmer.com

Visit: thomasjacksonphotography.com

LOT: 303

LOT: 305

ALEXA CUSHING ’18

LOT: 304

JULIA S. POWELL

Bus, 2016, 1 of 5

Horizon, 2017

Archival inkjet print

Oil on linen

17” X 22”

20" X 20"

$500

$2,600

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Abigail Ogilvy Gallery

Alexa Cushing is a Boston-based photographer, and she will receive her BFA in photography from MassArt in the spring of 2018. Her work has been exhibited at Boston’s City Hall and several group shows at MassArt, as well as in various print publications.

Julia S. Powell received a BA from Yale University in history and later became a self-taught painter focused on oil painting. Her work was recently exhibited at The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston’s Summer Auction and the Texas Contemporary Art Fair, and is represented by Abigail Ogilvy Gallery. She was the selected VIP Benefit Print artist in the 2017 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston’s Summer Gala.

CYNTHIA FLEISCHMANN

LOT: 306

SAM DIENST ’16

Beauty Myth, FL, 2013, 1 of 4

Untitled, 2017

Bodypaintography (body painting and photography), Hahnemuhle Baryta fine art paper, mounted on Dibond

Assorted yarn 36" X 32"

15" X 23"

$1,000

$1,350

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Cynthia Fleischmann Gallery

Same Dienst received a BFA from MassArt. Her work was recently exhibited at the Art Station Stone Mountain.

She received third place in the CHG Biennial Textile exhibit.

‘Bodypaintography’ is a word created by Swiss/American artist Cynthia Fleischmann in 2009 to classify her style.

Painted red palms of hands are her signature, symbolizing different aspects of humanity. Cynthia earned a BA in painting from the University of Miami, FL in 2010, and stayed to pursue an MFA in photography with full scholarship. She graduated summa cum laude in 2014 and continues as an active artist and gallerist.

Visit: samdienst.com

Visit: cynthiafleischmann.com

LOT: 307

ROGER TIBBETTS

Recto, 2017, 2 of 40

LOT: 308

CAMERON BYRON ROBERTS

Summer Coda, 2017

Intaglio

Oil on panel

24" X 17"

10" X 16"

$1,800

$950

Courtesy of the artist and Center Street Studio

Courtesy of the artist

Roger Tibbetts received his MFA in painting from the Yale School of Art. He has received numerous awards for his work including a Guggenheim Fellowship, a Tiffany Grant and two National Endowment for the Arts grants.

This print is his latest publication with Center Street Studio. His work is included in several public collections including Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and Harvard’s Fogg Museum.

Cameron Byron Roberts is a landscape painter working on the seashore of Cape Ann. Visit: cameronbyronroberts.com

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LOT: 309

LOT: 311

KATRINA MAJKUT

LOT: 310

KATRINA MAJKUT

Arise (Girl), 2016, 3 of 15

Astronomer (Boy), 2016, 4 of 10

Silkscreen

Silkscreen

17" X 14"

17" X 14"

$600

$600

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Katrina Majkut is dedicated to exploring and understanding feminine narratives and civil rights in aesthetics and social practices within mediums such as embroidery, painting, and writing. She was listed as one of four international artists starting a new chapter in feminist art by Mic Media.

Her nonfiction book, The Adventures and Discoveries of a Feminist Bride was released in February 2018. She recently exhibited at Victori + Mo Gallery, CUNY College of Staten Island, Babson College and the Mint Museum. She was an artist in residence at MASS MoCA. She lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

Katrina Majkut is dedicated to exploring and understanding feminine narratives and civil rights in aesthetics and social practices within mediums such as embroidery, painting, and writing. She was listed as one of four international artists starting a new chapter in feminist art by Mic Media.

Her nonfiction book, The Adventures and Discoveries of a Feminist Bride was released in February 2018. She recently exhibited at Victori + Mo Gallery, CUNY College of Staten Island, Babson College and the Mint Museum. She was an artist in residence at MASS MoCA. She lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

Visit: katrinamajkut.com

Visit: katrinamajkut.com

ANDREW STEARNS ’13

LOT: 312

Memories from the Camino, 2017, 2 of 5

LUANNE E WITKOWSKI ’86

Green Clay, 2016

Lithograph

Mixed material on panel

7" X 7"

20" X 16"

$500

$1,200

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist, Kingston Gallery and Hutson Gallery

Andrew Stearns received a BFA in printmaking and history of art from MassArt. His work was recently exhibited at the Mosesian Center for the Arts in Watertown, MA, St. Thomas Aquinas College in Sparkill, NY, and Muskat Studios in Somerville, MA.

Luanne Witkowski received her BFA from MassArt and her MA from UMass. Her work was recently exhibited at MassArt, Provincetown Art Association, Hutson Gallery, AMP Gallery, and will be shown at Kingston Gallery in Boston. She received a CAPS CCT Faculty Award, UMASS/ Boston 2015 Boathouse Residency, and a Commonwealth of Massachusetts Lifetime Achievement in Art & Commerce Commendation. Her work is in the collections of MassArt and Provincetown Art Association and Museum.

Visit: astearnsart.com

Visit: lewstudio.com

LOT: 313

JOHN REGO ’18

LOT: 314

Kneel—Billed Toucan, 2017

LOT: 315

Acrylic on wood

Gouache on paper

12" X 16"

18" X 28"

$650

$900

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

John Rego is currently a student at MassArt, and is slated to graduate this spring with a BFA in illustration.

His artwork focuses on the natural world, and he enjoys working in acrylics and digital media. Rego’s art has been exhibited at Out of the Blue Too Gallery as well as several galleries at MassArt.

Hillary Babick received a BFA in painting from Boston University and remains a Boston-based artist, exhibiting regionally. Her paintings explore themes of sleep, death, unconsciousness, and dreams. Patterns also play a prominent role in her work, decorating walls, bedding, or couches upon which her subjects rest.

Visit: johnregoart.com

Visit: hillarybabick.com

MARY HUGHES M’95

LOT: 316

DANA PIAZZA

Ghost Spiral No. 3, 2010

Figure 8s 3, 2017

White pencil on black paper

Sumi ink on Arches paper

18" X 16"

30" X 22"

$750

$1,500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Mary Hughes received an MFA from MassArt. She recently had a solo exhibit at the Copley Society of Art and exhibits regularly in the region. She has been a recipient of a Fulbright Scholarship and a Vermont Studio Center Grant. Her work is held in the collections of CityBank, Northeastern University, and in many private collections.

Dana Piazza received a BFA from the School of Art+Design at Purchase College. His work was recently exhibited at Gallery 263, Limner Gallery, and The Arts Center of the Capital Region. His work was shown at Geoffrey Young Gallery and Muriel Guépin Gallery in December 2017. His work is held in Pierogi Gallery’s Flat Files.

Visit: mchughes.net

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HILLARY BABICK

Tropical Leaf Diptych, 2017

Visit: danapiazza.art

LOTS: 309–324

LOT: 317

LOT: 319

FARIMA ESHRAGHI M’18

LOT: 318

EMILY SHEFFER ’15

Lullabies #2, 2017, 1 of 10

Living Room, 2015

Archival pigment print

Chromogenic print

20" X 30"

17" X 22"

$450

$500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Farimah Eshraghi is an Iranian artist and MFA candidate in photography at MassArt. She works mostly with photography and video to explore issues around femininity and the body. She recently had her work shown in Boston Young Contemporaries at the Boston University Art Gallery, and has shown at the Doran Gallery at MassArt.

Emily Sheffer received a BFA in photography from Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Her work was recently exhibited at The Boston Art Book Fair. She has been listed as a LensCulture Top Emerging Photographer, and was recently chosen as a CENTER Santa Fe 100 Photographer.

CASSANDRA C. JONES

Visit: emilysheffer.com

LOT: 320

Patterson Stunt, 2017, 1 of 2

CALEB CHARLAND ’04

Archival inkjet on cotton rag

Edison Bulb, Right Half Used a Paper Negative to Print the Left, 2017, 2 of 5

31" X 25"

Gelatin silver print

$2,500

24" X 20"

$3,500

Courtesy of the artist and Abigail Ogilvy Gallery

Courtesy of the artist and Gallery Kayafas

Cassandra C. Jones received a MFA from Carnegie Mellon University and a BFA from the California College of Arts. Her work was recently exhibited at Wichita Art Museum, Abigail Ogilvy Gallery, and Walter Maciel Gallery. She been a recipient of the Vira I. Heinz Endowment Fellowship, and her work is held in the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.

Caleb Charland earned a BFA in photography from MassArt in 2004, an MFA from School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2010, and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2009. His work has been collected by the Philadelphia Museum of Art, The Progressive Collection, Dow Jones Corporation, Fidelity Corporate Collection, and the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Caleb received a 2016 Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant and lives in Maine.

Visit: cassandracjones.com

Visit: CalebCharland.com

LOT: 321

VIVIAN PRATT M’03

LOT: 322

JAMES PARADIS ’05

Untitled 1735, 2017, 1 of 10

Expression of Emotion, 2011

Archival inkjet print

Oil on sculptured canvas

16" X 11"

13" X 25" X 6"

$500

$2,100

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Flat Rocks Gallery

Vivian Pratt received an MFA in SIM from MassArt. Her work was recently exhibited as a solo exhibit at the Bromfield Gallery in Boston. She received residencies at the School of Visual Arts in New York, Atlantic Center for the Arts in Florida, the Skopelos Foundation in Greece and Palazzo Rinaldi in Italy.

James Paradis, in his retirement, graduated from MassArt in 2005. His work was recently shown at Flat Rocks Gallery in Gloucester, MA. and has appeared in exhibits in the Boston area and in New York. He was the cofounder of Sculpture in the Park in Boston’s South End. Visit: jamesparadis.com

Visit: vivianpratt.com

LOT: 323

MAUREEN O’CONNOR ’81

LOT: 324

CARLY ANN BLAIS ’15

Ducks with Red Flower, 2017

SOULMATE WANTED, 2017

Oil on canvas

Acrylic and ink on paper

16" X 16"

6.5" X 10"

$3,000

$400

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Maureen received her BFA in painting from MassArt in 1981. Exhibitions include Boston City Hall and the Clark Gallery in Lincoln, MA. Collections include the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and Fidelity Investments, among others. Her work was recently acquired by the head of Education at the Whitney Museum in New York, Jane Royal.

Carly Blais received a BFA in art education from MassArt in 2015. Her work was recently exhibited at the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art in Peekskill, NY and Amazing Things Art Center in Framingham, MA. Visit: cablais.wordpress.com

Visit: moartnow.com

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LOT: 325

CHRISTINA RENFER VOGEL M’05

LOT: 326

Solo, 2015

VICTORIA MAXFIELD ’16

Abdul Aziz, 2015

Oil on paper over panel

Oil on board

10" X 8"

10" X 7"

$600

$550

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Christina Renfer Vogel holds a MFA from MassArt and a BFA from Temple University. In 2017, she had solo exhibitions at Augsburg College (Minneapolis, MN) and the Julia Martin Gallery (Nashville, TN), and was an artist-in-residence at JSS in Civita (Civita Castellana, Italy), supported by a LIAEP foundation grant. Christina serves as assistant professor of painting and drawing at UT Chattanooga.

Victoria Maxfield received a BFA in illustration from Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Her work was recently exhibited at The Society of Illustrators and will be shown at Gallery 360. She is a recipient of the Zankel Scholarship.

Visit: victoriamaxfield.com

Visit: christinarenfervogel.com

LOT: 327

SUE MCNALLY

LOT: 328

WILHELM NEUSSER

Boulder, 2017

Landscape/Tower (1702), 2017

Oil on paper

Oil on linen

14" X 16"

12" X 20"

$1,800

$1,600

Courtesy of the artist and bk projects

Courtesy of the artist

Sue McNally received her BFA from University of Rhode Island, and her MFA from Savannah College of Art and Design. Her work has been exhibited at the Fort Collins Museum of Art, CO; Fitchburg Art Museum; Drive-By Projects (Boston); DNA Gallery (Provincetown), among others. She is the 2018 Artist-in-Residence at Corrizozo Colony in New Mexico. Her work is in the collections of the Worcestor Art Museum, RISD Museum, Newport Art Museum, Wellington Management, and Fidelity Investments.

Wilhelm Neusser received his MFA from the Staatliche Akademieder Bildenden Künste in Karlsruhe, Germany. His work has been widely exhibited and has received numerous awards and fellowships including the ZVAB Phönix Art Prize, Tutzing am Starnberger See in 2007, and an International Artist in Residence at Boots Contemporary Art Space in St. Louis, MO in 2009. He was a finalist for the WilhelmMorgner-Prize, Soest in 2010. He has received multiple fellowships to the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, VT. Visit: wilhelmneusser.com

Visit: suemcnally.com

LOT: 329

BRET WOODARD ’10

LOT: 330

EMILY YANG M’18

RGB Morning Light, 2017, 1 of 4

Little Funeral, 2017, 1 of 5

Archival inkjet print

Archival pigment print

20" X 15"

12" X 15"

$500

$500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Bret Woodard received a degree in sculpture & photography from MassArt in 2010. Woodard has shown work around the United States, Germany, and Britain and currently resides in San Francisco, CA.

Emily Yang is a visual artist working with photography and video. She was born in Shanghai, China. She currently lives in Boston, where she is pursuing her MFA in photography at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. She received a BA in broadcasting and filmmaking from Shanghai University in 2014. Exhibitions and screenings include Miami Film Festival and the Aperture Foundation, New York.

Visit: heytomorrow.com

Visit: emily2ang.com

LOT: 331

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JACLYN KAIN

LOT: 332

DAN VLAHOS ’02 M’17

Water Surface #28, 2016, 1 of 3

Untitled, 2017

Cyanotype

Acrylic on panel

18.5" X 28"

12" X 16"

$1,800

$750

Courtesy of the artist and Gallery NAGA

Courtesy of the artist

Jaclyn Kain completed the Master of Fine Art in Photography program at the New Hampshire Institute of Art in 2016 and currently teaches photography at Simmons College. Kain’s 2016 series of photographs momentarily suspend the ever-changing and abstract reflections that play on the surface of the water in the Boston Harbor. Negatives are made from the original digital files and contact-printed using the cyanotype process, which involves painting a light-sensitive, two-part chemistry onto an absorbent surface. The print is exposed in the sun and requires only water to develop. Jaclyn Kain is represented by Gallery NAGA in Boston, MA.

Dan Vlahos is a Boston-based designer, artist, and educator.

Dan graduated from MassArt in 2000 with a BFA in graphic design, and returned 15 years later to pursue his MFA through MassArt’s Dynamic Media Institute. In 2017 Dan began teaching graphic design as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the Visual and Performining Arts department at Merrimack College.

Visit: danvlahos.com

LOTS: 325–340

LOT: 333

KEENAN DERBY

LOT: 334

Crows Nest, 2017

LOT: 335

Acrylic and sand on canvas

Wax, oil paint, and collage on encaustic board

36" X 27"

7" X 7.5"

$4,000

$1,200

Courtesy of the artist and Abigail Ogilvy

Courtesy of the artist

Keenan Derby received an MFA from Boston University and a BFA Cum Laude in painting, Maryland Institute College of Art. His work was recently exhibited at Art Market San Francisco 2017 and Abigail Ogilvy Gallery.

He has been a recipient of the Painting and Sculpture Alumni Award in Honor of John Walker and The Dedalus Foundation Master of Fine Arts Fellowship.

Mahima Kapoor pursued a Bachelor in Fine Arts degree from College of Arts, Delhi University, New Delhi, India in 2015. She is currently enrolled at MassArt in a Masters in Fine Arts program and will graduate in May 2018. In her recent graduate school experience, Kapoor extended herself towards using many different tools to express her art making.

Kapoor has been working actively as a printmaker and was also able to work on many site-responsive installations to create immersive environments.

JUSTIN RICHEL

LOT: 336

Out of Your Depth, 2014

LOT: 337

LOT: 339

MAHIMA KAPOOR M’18

Archived Memory, 2017

LEI-SANNE DOO

Chocolate.Dahlia, 2017

Gouache on paper

Encaustic on panel

8.5" X 6.5"

9" X 6"

$1,500

$675

Courtesy of the artist and bk projects

Courtesy of the artist

Justin Richel received his BFA from Maine College of Art in 2002. He received an Arts/Industry residency at the Kohler Co. Factory in 2013, a Monhegan Artist Residency in 2015, and has also had two fellowships at the Fine Arts Work Center, Provincetown, MA. His work is held in the collections of Portland Museum of Art in Maine and the John Michael Kohler Art Center in Sheboygan, WI.

Lei-Sanne received an AB in drawing and painting from Stanford University. Her paintings and monotypes are included in many collections including the Portland Art Museum, Oregon, the Honolulu Museum of Art, Fidelity Investments, the Boston Public Library, and deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum. Her website was designed during a web design class at MassArt.

Visit: justinrichel.com

Visit: poidogstudio.com

IMAGINE (SNEHA SHRESTHA)

LOT: 338

ANNE LILLY

Surya, 2017

GSHI 3, 2017

Acrylic on panel

Watercolor on paper

18" X 24"

22" X 15"

$890

$2,200

Courtesy of the artist and bk projects

Courtesy of the artist

IMAGINE (aka Sneha Shrestha) is a Nepali artist who paints mindful mantras in her native language and meshes the aesthetics of Sanskrit scriptures with graffiti influences. She has shown her work in several exhibitions, commissioned works, and public walls around the world including Boston, San Francisco, Bali, Istanbul, Geneva, and Copenhagen. She is the Founder of the Children’s Art Museum of Nepal and graduated from Harvard Graduate School of Education with a Master’s degree in education.

Anne Lilly received her Bachelor of Architecture, magna cum laude, from Virginia Tech and has received numerous grants and awards. She has taught at MIT, MassArt, and the Art Institute of Boston. Her work is included in the collections of the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Middlebury College Museum of Art, and the New Britain Museum of American Art.

DAVID X LEVINE

How Many Minimalists Does It Take to Screw in a Lightbulb?, 2015 (15-328), Edition of 15

Visit: annelilly.com

LOT: 340

SUSAN PALADINO

Boro 1, 2016 Encaustic medium with pigment on wood panel

Three color lithograph

24" X 18"

25" X 20.75"

$900

$2,000 Courtesy of the artist and Tamarind Institute David X Levine is known for his rich, dense, coloredpencil drawings, in which he engages in obsessive mark-making, with hundreds of layers of colored pencil.

His Tamarind residency yielded vibrant lithographs in which the artist gives the viewer a glimpse into his nostalgia for Mary Tyler Moore, bad art jokes, and shapes of color that take on their own personalities.

Levine has exhibited work at such as institutions as Boston University; Steven Zevitas Gallery, Boston, MA; Eight Modern, Sante Fe, NM; John Davis Gallery, Hudson NY; Dust Gallery, Las Vegas, NV; OSP Gallery, Boston, MA; Cynthia Broan Gallery, NYC; Gallery Bershad, Somerville MA; and Honor Fraser, Los Angeles, CA.

Courtesy of the artist Susan Paladino comes from a printmaking background.

She is a long-time resident of Boston and is a member of Cambridge Art Association. She is married and has a daughter in New York which enables her to have the opportunity to keep up with what is going on in contemporary art. She teaches on a regular basis at the Cambridge Adult Education Center and has taught at Provincetown Art Association and Museum, among other venues. She is exploring the non-objective primarily with encaustic medium and oil sticks.

She is currently represented by Gallery Blink.

Visit: paladinogallery.com

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LOT: 341

JOHN A CROWLEY ’95

LOT: 342

Thoughtcloud, 2017

LISA HOUCK

A Hot Spot on the Ocean Floor, 2016

Acrylic on wood

Watercolor on paper

16" X 30" X 5"

20" X 30"

$1,200

$4,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Beth Urdang Gallery

John Crowley received a certificate of illustration from the Art Institute in 1984, a BFA in painting from MassArt in 1995 and a graduate certificate in arts administration from Boston University in 2013. Last November, he had a show in the Fort Points Arts Community Gallery in South Boston, MA. Currently, he is showing at the Gallery at Westinghouse in Hyde Park, MA.

Lisa Houck received her BFA in printmaking from RISD, her MFA in painting from the SMFA at Tufts in Boston, and a fellowship in visual arts from the Massachusetts Cultural Council. Her work is in the collections of the Fogg Art Museum, Boston Athenaeum, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Boston Children’s Hospital, Boston Public Library, and Fidelity. Her work has been exhibited at Bentley University, Boston Children’s Museum, Somerville Museum, and at the Fuller Craft Museum.

Visit: johncrowleyart.com

Visit: lisahouck.com

LOT: 343

ELLIOT SCHILDKROUT

LOT: 344

ELISA TENENBAUM

In the River 9, 2017, 4 of 10

Martini Shaker, 2017

Archival inkjet print

Oil on archival stainless wheel cover

14" X 21"

15" X 15"

$750

$850

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Morpeth Contemporary

Elliot Schildkrout received an MD degree from NYU School of Medicine. His work was recently exhibited at 555 Gallery in Boston MA. In the last few years his work have been part of exhibitions at the Griffin Museum, Digital Silver Imaging, a one man retrospective show at Hillel at UMass Amherst, and recently a group show, Celebrating the Creative Process, at the PhotoPlace Gallery.

Elisa Tenenbaum received her MFA from the Hartford Art School. Her work was recently exhibited at Morpeth Contemporary in Hopewell, NJ. She has received 2 faculty research grants from Central Connecticut State University.

Her work is in over 200 corporate & private collections, including many celebrities.

Visit: etenenbaum.com

Visit: elliotschildkroutphotography.com

LOT: 345

STEVEN SUBOTNICK

LOT: 346

KATE SULLIVAN ’90

Ballerina, 2017, 1 of 12

Boylston and Berkeley Streets, 2016

Archival Inkjet Print and animation

Watercolor on paper

9" X 9"

18" X 24"

$325

$1,800

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Steve Subotnick received his MFA from CalArts. He has received a RISCA Fellowship, a MacDowell Residency, awards at the Holland and Hiroshima Animation Festivals, and grants from the LEF Moving Image Fund, Harvard Film Archive, and the American Film Institute.

His work is in the collection of the ICA, Boston and has been shown at Gallery 5 in Richmond, Sert Gallery, Art Space in Raleigh, AS220, Chazen Gallery, and the Urban Institute of Contemporary Art.

Kate Sullivan received a BFA from MassArt. Her work was recently exhibited at the Boston Athenaeum and Francesca Anderson Gallery and will be shown at the Copley Society of Art. Her work is held in the collections of the Boston Athenaeum and Jonathan and Kathleen Ostrofsky among others.

Visit: serioustrains.com

Visit: stevensubotnick.com

LOT: 347

ANDREW ECKHARDT ’18

Franconia, 2017, 1 of 2

60

LOT: 348

PETER ARVIDSON

Swedish Bouquet, 2016 and Circus, 2015

Lithograph

Oil on panel

29" X 16.5"

10" X 20"

$600

$2,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Rice Polak Gallery

Andrew Eckhardt is an Australian artist based in Boston.

He is currently a 2018 BFA candidate in printmaking at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. His work was recently included in departmental shows at Massart and in the Arches Student Show for the Boston Printmakers Biennial. He was the recipient of departmental awards in 2016 and 2017.

Peter Arvidson is a painter living in Cambridge, MA. He holds an MFA from the University at Buffalo. His work is represented by the Rice Polak Gallery.

Visit: peterarvidson.com

LOTS: 341–356

LOT: 349

LOT: 351

NAVID HAGHIGHI M’18

LOT: 350

YOUJIN MOON M’15, M’13

He Becomes Famous, 2013, 1 of 1

Reflection, 2016

Archival pigment print

Charcoal, pastel on photograph

17" X 21"

12" X 17.5"

$280

$1,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Navid Haghighi received his BS in chemical engineering in 2001 in Iran. After working in color laboratories for eight years, he began pursuing his passion for photography. Haghighi is a second year graduate student at MassArt. He will receive his MFA in the spring of 2018. His work has recently been featured in exhibitions in Massachusetts and abroad.

Youjin Moon received MFAs in painting and film/video from MassArt. She has shown her work at national and international film festivals and exhibitions, including the 2016 deCordova New England Biennial and Hamburg International Short Film Festival. She received the Korean EXiS Award at the 12th Seoul International Experimental Film and Video Festival.

Visit: navidhaghighi.com

Visit: youjinmoon.com

NIHO KOZURU

LOT: 352

SUSANA SEGAT

Rainforest, 2016

She blows bubbles wherever she goes, 2015, AP

Monocast polymer rubber on wooden panels with sparkles

Archival inkjet print

25" X 25"

$1,800

16" X 24"

$4,500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Susana Segat received her BA and MA from Stanford University. She is a photographer, videographer, and local news correspondent. Her work has been exhibited at Maud Morgan Arts Center and Cambridge Community Television.

She currently serves as MassArt’s Chief of Staff.

Niho Kozuru received her BFA from Parsons School of Design and her MFA from the University of Hawaii. She has received a Massachusetts Cultural Council Artist Fellowship and in 2017 was awarded the Open Studio Residency at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts. She has exhibited nationally and internationally including at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston and Fukuoka City Art Museum. Kozuru’s work is in the collection of Fidelity Investments, deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Danforth Art, Fuller Craft Museum, Sheldon Museum of Art and Tanio Art Museum in Japan.

Visit: nihokozuru.com

LOT: 353

SAM EARLE ’84

LOT: 354

PAUL SHAKESPEAR

93 Mass Ave, 2001

Simplon, 2016

Archival inkjet print and collage

Acrylic on canvas

36" X 15.5"

48" X 39"

$2,000

$7,500

Courtesy of Anthony Grima & Peter Muise

Courtesy of the artist and Howard Yezerski Gallery

Sam Earle is a Boston native and a mixed media artist.

Earle received his BFA in painting from MassArt.

A native of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Paul Shakespear was educated at Boston College, University of Manchester, and the SMFA at Tufts in Boston. He will have his sixteenth solo show at the Howard Yezerski Gallery this spring. Recent residencies include Tao Hua Tan in China and the Golden Foundation in New York.

Visit: paulshakespear.com

LOT: 355

KATHRINE LOVELL

Snow Bunting (for Dylan), 2015

LOT: 356

BRADLEY CASTELLANOS

The Monument, 2012

Acrylic and metal leaf on panel

Oil, acrylic, and photo collage on panel

23" X 19"

24" X 18"

$1,200

$5,500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and RYAN LEE, New York

Kathrine Lovell graduated from RISD with a BFA in painting. Her work can be seen around the world in the form of reproductions through Wild Apple Graphics.

Original artwork can be found in her gallery, Kathrine Lovell Studio & Gallery in Tiverton, RI.

Through paint, collage and photography, Bradley Castellanos manipulates his own imagery into hybrid compositions of reality, fantasy, and subjective truth. His multi-step process involves re-photographing collages, digitally manipulating the resulting image, and re-working the final image with paint and an X-Acto blade. He has exhibited at Queens Museum, New York; Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York; McDonough Museum of Art, Youngstown; MoMA PS1, New York; Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase; and Tang Museum, Saratoga Springs.

Visit: klovell.com

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LOT: 357

CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN ’90

LOT: 358

Arachne, 2015 Oil on canvas 30" X 40"

Lacquer on stainless steel in nine parts

$3,500

20.125" X 27.25"

$1,400

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of Krakow Witkin Gallery

A MassArt graduate, Christopher Sullivan received his MFA from San Francisco Art Institute. He recently had a one man show at the ECA+ Gallery in Easthampton, with group shows at the Attleboro Arts Museum, Erector Square Gallery in New Haven, 931 Gallery in San Francisco, and the South Shore Arts Center. His work is in collections on both the west and east coasts.

LOT: 359

IAN KENNELLY ’94

Lawrence Weiner is one of the central figures of Conceptual art. He traveled throughout North America before returning to New York, where he exhibited at Seth Siegelaub Contemporary Art in 1964 and 1965. Major solo exhibitions of the artist’s work have been mounted at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C.; Institute of Contemporary Arts, London; Dia Center for the Arts, New York; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Deutsche Guggenheim in Berlin; and Tate Gallery in London. In 2007, the Whitney Museum of American Art organized the first major retrospective of the artist’s work in the United States.

LOT: 360

DAVID JOHNEDIS

8bit Boxing Gloves, 2016

14, 86 lbs., 2012

LEGO

Archival pigment print mounted to aluminum

20" X 8.5" X 2"

20" X 16"

$750

$600

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Ian Kennelly received his BFA from MassArt and his MFA from Claremont Graduate University. Kennelly has exhibited across the Northeast and the West Coast including exhibitions at Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, WBUR, The Boston’s Children Museum, and the South Shore Art Center.

David Johnedis received a bachelor’s degree in photography and sociology from Amherst College and a master’s degree from Stanford University. His work was recently shown at PUBLIKA in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and will be shown at H Gallery in Bangkok, Thailand. He was the portraiture winner of PDN’s The Curator; the Legacy Award winner in the Griffin Museum of Photography’s 18th Annual Juried Exhibition; a Top 50 finalist in Photolucida’s Critical Mass; a 2012 Emerging Artist Award recipient from the St. Botolph Club Foundation; and a recipient of a Ford Foundation grant. His work is held in the collections of the University of Maine Museum of Art; the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex; Minot State University; and the Danforth Art Museum\School.

Visit: iankennelly.com

LOT: 361

LAWRENCE WEINER

AMS Multiple, 1992, 267 of unlimited edition, appx 300 were fabricated

CARRIE MEGAN

LOT: 362

JAMES OVID MUSTIN III M’11

Clearing Skies, 2017

Untitled (18x18), 2013

Oil on canvas

Oil on panel

36" X 36"

18" X 18"

$2,450

$1,300

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Carrie Megan earned a Certificate in Botanical Art from Wellesley College Friends in 2010 and studied with landscape painter Margaret Gerding. Her work was recently exhibited at The Edgewater Gallery in Vermont, Galatea Fine Art in Boston, and the South Shore Arts Center in Cohasset. She was the recipient of the Ursus Award, John M. Angelini Award, and Honorable Mentions.

James Ovid Mustin received an MFA 2D from MassArt. His work has been shown at IPCNY, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Southern Graphics Council, and the Harnett Biennial of American Prints. His work can be found in numerous public and private collections including The Boston Printmakers, Boston Public Library and The University of Richmond.

Visit: carriemegan.com

LOT: 363

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AMANDA SANABRIA ’18

LOT: 364

EMILY HARRIS ’90

Drive Thru-Wedding (Amherst, MA), 2017

Wilfred Wasn’t Quite Himself These Days, 2017

Wood, acrylic paint, and resin

Oil on panel

24" X 18"

8" X 10"

$650

$500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Amanda Sanabria is a senior, class of 2018, pursuing her BFA in art education. Her work has been displayed in MassArt’s Student Life Gallery, Arnheim Gallery, and DMC Atrium. In 2017, her work was featured in the Art Education All School Show and she displayed her work during the the All School Show Awards Exhibition.

Emily Harris received a BFA in illustration from MassArt in 1990. Her work has been exhibited at the Mystic Museum of Art, the Hull Lighthouse Museum, and is currently exhibited at Boston Children’s Hospital. Her work is held in the collections of Putnam Investments, Cambridge Savings Bank, McKinsey & Co., as well as a number of private collections.

LOTS: 357–372

LOT: 365

DOM CIVIELLO ’16

LOT: 366

Billy the Kid, 2017, 1 of 25

YVONNE JACQUETTE

Chrysler Building Flanked by High Rise Buildings, II, 2009, Edition of 75

Mixed media 23" X 16"

Woodcut

$500

35.625" X 23.5"

$2,500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and RYAN LEE, New York

Dom Civiello received a BFA from Massachusetts College of Art and Design, a MFA from the University of Hartford illustration program, and has attended the Illustration Academy in Kansas City. His work was recently exhibited at the Society of Illustrators L.A. annual show. He has received awards from Communication Arts, the New York Society of Illustrators, Society of Illustrators Los Angeles, Association of Illustration UK, Applied Arts, Creative Quarterly, American Illustration, 3x3 International, and others. Civiello is also an instructor in the illustration department at New Hampshire Institute of Art.

Yvonne Jacquette is painter and printmaker known for her nocturnal cityscape, landscape, and aerial views. Her interest in cloud formations, weather patterns, and aerial perspective was first sparked during a flight to San Diego in 1969. She has participated in major exhibitions, including at the Art Institute of Chicago; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Museum of the City of New York; National Academy of Design, New York; Springfield Museum of Art; and Whitney Museum of American Art, New York.

Visit: domciviello.com

LOT: 367

MARTY MACKENZIE

LOT: 368

Undulate I, 2017

Chinese New Year, 2017, 3 of 5

Acrylic and imitation gold-leaf on sculpted basswood

Intaglio

30" X 30" X 2.25"

28.75" X 19.75"

$1,500

$500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Marty Mackenzie is a self-taught artist. He works primarily with wood and is a graduate of the Cabinet and Furniture program at North Bennet Street School.

Antonio Cardoso received a BFA in printmaking and sculpture from Massachusetts College of Art and Design. His work was recently exhibited at Shepherd Studios and will be shown at the 2017 Arches Student Show during the Boston Printmakers Biennial. He has been a recipient of the George Nick Prize and currently works as a print assistant to local artist Liz Shepherd.

Visit: martymackenzie.com

LOT: 369

ANTONIO CARDOSO ’17

CODY JUSTUS

LOT: 370

MATTHEW WENGER ’18

Note (still making pictures), 2017

Recurve, 2017

Acrylic on canvas

Cherry Wood

20" X 20"

46" X 10" X 1.25"

$1,500

$1,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Cody Justus received an MFA from Tufts University.

His work is held in the The Alfond Collection of Contemporary Arts, Cornell Fine Arts Museum, and Rollins College, as well as many corporate and private collections.

Matthew Wenger will graduate from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2018, with a BFA in sculpture. His work is currently on display at the Velir Corporation.

Visit: codyjustus.com

LOT: 371

STEPHEN TOURLENTES M’88

Rectangular Paper Box for Smoke, 2016, 1 of 5 Archival inkjet print 20" X 16"

LOT: 372

ALYSSA MCDONALD ’16

Barred Owl at Dusk (Emrys, Seer of the Unseen).

Horizon Wings Raptor Rehabilitation, Ashford, CT, 2015, 1/10

$1,200

Archival inkjet print

Courtesy of the artist and Carroll and Sons

$800

Steve Tourlentes studied at the SMFA at Tufts and received his MFA from MassArt. He has received fellowships and grants from Artadia, Mass. Cultural Council, MacDowell Colony, and the Guggenheim Foundation and was a 2010 James and Audrey Foster Prize finalist at the ICA Boston. Solo show include the Center of Fine Arts at Knox College and Rhode Island School of Design.

Visit: tourlentes.com

24.5" X 16"

Courtesy of the artist Alyssa McDonald is a New England native and photographic artist based in Boston. She graduated with honors from Massachusetts College of Art and Design with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in photography. Her images are rooted in a psychological terrain, rather than a physical world. Each composition is steeped with ancestral history as well as experiences and stories of wonder and discovery in the natural world. With these symbolic values and narratives in mind, she aims her camera at intertwined histories, origins and fates, overlapping and paralleling the immediate with the infinite.

Visit: alyssanmcdonald.com

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LOT: 373

EMILY G. KAHN

LOT: 374

Untitled 31, 2017, 1 of 6

Singer Editions Epson print on Museo silver rag paper

Archival inkjet print

$2,500

20" X 27"

$1,450

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Gallery Kayafas

Emily G. Kahn is a Somerville based artist and member of Brickbottom Artist Association. Her photographs have been exhibited in Philadelphia’s Print Center, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Danforth Museum, the Rose Art Museum of Brandeis University and the Photographic Resource Center of Boston University. Her work is held in multiple Private Collections and has been published in Art New England, DoubleTake, the Boston Globe, the Boston Phoenix, and Stuff Magazine. She received her BA from Harvard University and her BFA from School of the Museum of Fine Art.

LOT: 375

JULIE LEVESQUE

Yorgos Efthymiadis received a Photography Certificate from New England School of Photography in 2013. His work was recently exhibited in Gallery Kayafas in Boston.

He is the recipient of an 2017 Artist Fellowship Grant from Massachusetts Cultural Council and was presented with the 2017 Emerging Artist Award from St. Botolph Foundation Club.

Visit: yorgosphoto.com

LOT: 376

PAULA WILSON

Absence of Beauty, 2016

QR Code Rug I, 2012, AP 6 of 6

Plaster and paper

Two color screen print with spray paint on Somerset satin paper

6" X 6"

30" X 22"

$900

$2,400

Courtesy of the artist and Rice Polak Gallery

Courtesy of MassArt’s Master Print Series

Julie Levesque attended classes at MassArt after receiving a BFA from SUNY/New Paltz. Recent exhibitions include Clark Gallery, Lincoln, MA; and Rice Polak Gallery, Provincetown, with an upcoming show in July 2018. She has received the Massachusetts Cultural Council Artists Grant and a grant from the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation. Her work is held in the collections of deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, 21C Museum, and Provincetown Art Association and Museum.

Wilson, born in Chicago, educated at Columbia University in NY, and resident of Carrizozo, New Mexico, is a "mixed media" artist creating works that examine women’s identities through a lens of cultural history. She is a Joan Mitchell Foundation Grant recipient and has had residencies at the Fabric Workshop, Philadelphia; Studio Museum Harlem, NY; Giverny Foundation, France; and Doran Artist in Residence at Yale University Art Gallery. She was a visiting artist at MassArt in 2012.

Visit: julielevesque.com

LOT: 377

YORGOS EFTHYMIADIS

Space Redefined, No. 13, 2009, 3 of 10

AMY FINK ’18

LOT: 378

Blue Trophy, 2017, 1 of 15

PHILLIP JONES

Zakim Bridge 2, 2017, 3 of 10

Archival inkjet print

Photograph

17" X 22"

24" X 24"

$500

$2,000

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Mercury Gallery

Amy Fink is a 2018 BFA candidate in photography at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Her photographs have been featured in exhibitions by Fort Five Collective, and at various exhibitions at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. She has been published in Center of Vision magazine. She was born in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, and currently lives and works in Boston.

In high school, Phillip Jones won a Sears Foundation scholarship to study with Gene Davis each. He then studied at the Corcoran School of Art, Antioch College, and Cooper Union. In 1973, his short film Secrets won numerous awards and was exhibited at the Whitney and Hirschhorn Museums. More recently, Jones has exhibited at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Fuller Craft Museum, Boston Athenaeum, Boston Public Library, Boston Center for the Arts, Photographic Resource Center, Garner Center and the Mercury and Anzenberger Galleries.

His work is in many collections including the DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, the Boston Athenaeum, the Boston Public Library, Fidelity Investments, Goldman Sachs, and The Four Seasons Hotel.

Visit: phillipjonesphotos.com

LOT: 379

NINA FLETCHER ’91

Flying, 2017

BARBARA TAKENAGA

Falling (blue concentrate), 2017, Edition of 25

Linocut

Five plate aquatint etching with soap ground and hand painting

18" X 12"

33.125" X 25.875"

$350

$2,400

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of artist and Wingate Studio

Nina Fletcher received a degree from MassArt and recently exhibited at Worcester State University Gallery and the Duxbury Art Complex.

Barbara Takenaga is the Mary A. and William Wirt Warren Professor of Art at Williams College. Her work has been widely exhibited at institutions including Mass MoCA, North Adams, MA; Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver, CO; National Academy Museum, New York; Asian Arts Initiative, Philadelphia, PA; and International Print Center, New York. Takenaga’s most recent awards include the Wauson Fellowship from the FOR-SITE Foundation and the Eric Isenburger Annual Art Award from the National Academy Museum. Her work is in the permanent collections of The Ackland Art Museum, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; Arkansas Art Center, Little Rock; deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln, MA; Museum of Nebraska Art, Kearney; and Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, Los Angeles, CA, among others.

Visit: ninafletcher.com

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LOT: 380

LOTS: 373–388

LOT: 381

CATARINA COELHO M’13

LOT: 382

BEN NELSON ’16

Untitled #3, 2017, 1 of 1

By the Lantern’s Light, 2016

Monoprint with collagraph, relief and lithographic plate

Ink on paper

15" X 12"

8" X 11"

$800

$450

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Catarina Coelho received her MFA in painting and printmaking from MassArt and her MA in philosophy of art from the University of Lisbon. She was the recipient of an Erasmus Scholarship, Young Artists Prize, and Young Writers Prize from the Portuguese Club of Arts and Ideas in Lisbon, Portugal. She has been awarded the ART Fund from the Berkshire Taconic Foundation.

Her work has been shown in Portugal, Spain, and the United States. She has exhibited at the 808 Gallery, OGO Gallery, the Newton Free Library, the Douro Print Biennial, and Global Print in Portugal.

Ben Nelson received a BFA in illustration from MassArt in 2016.

Visit: bnelsonart.com

Visit: catarinalcoelho.com

LOT: 383

MITCH WEISS

LOT: 384

1968 XKE: Carmel, CA, 2017, 5 of 10

SIRARPI HEGHINIAN-WALZER

The White Clown, 2017

Gelatin silver print

Mixed media mono print on paper

16" X 14"

28" X 22"

$1,800

$1,200

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Mitch Weiss is a fine art photographer and portraitist.

His subjects range from public service men and women to A-list celebrities. Private commissions and hand printed silver and platinum editions can be found in residential, corporate, and university collections around the globe. Weiss also serves as an imaging consultant for National Geographic Fine Art in Washington.

Sirarpi Heghinian-Walzer received an MFA from Akademie der Künste, Berlin, Germany and a BS from Boston University.

Her work was recently exhibited at Makeshift Museum, Los Angeles, and Platform Art Fair in Brooklyn. Her work is held in the collection of Ruth Soybel and Brigitte Boyadjian, among others.

Visit: swalzer.com

Visit: mitchweiss.com

LOT: 385

KAREN MCEACHERN CASS M’93

LOT: 386

DORA WANG ’18

Candyland, 2017

Godine Library (MassArt Library), 2017, 2 of 10

Oil on canvas

Colored pencil and digital drawing

36" X 24"

8" X 24"

$1,800

$300

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Karen McEachern received her MFA in painting from MassArt in 1993. She owns Karma Studio, a private art workshop. Her paintings and mixed media work explore her passions for nature and travel. She exhibits throughout New England and several works are held in public and private collections including the Boston’s State House, Fidelity Investments, and South Shore Hospital.

Dora Wang, originally from China, is currently a senior majoring in illustration at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. She has received awards from 3x3, Applied Arts, Society of Illustrators LA, Communication Arts, and Creative Quarterly. Her work is in the permanent collection of the Godine Library at MassArt. Visit: dorawang.net

Visit: karencass.com

LOT: 387

PATTEE SILVER DESIGNS

LOT: 388

SOPHIE HUGHES ’08

Necklace with fringe, 2017

Ombre Mini Chop Hoops, 2016

Gold and Sterling silver with a large white baroque freshwater pearl with a large fringe

Sterling silver and 18k gold

20"

$550

$1,050 Courtesy of artist Pattee Silver is a jewelry designer in Wellesley Ma. The pieces are one of a kind. Each piece is handcrafted with the finest pearls and semiprecious stones. The drizzle of the fringe is a signature touch that makes these pieces so unique. Pattee is always open to designing new creations with those interested.

1.25" X .75"

Courtesy of the artist Sophie Hughes received a BFA from MassArt in 2008. Each piece of environmentally and socially responsible jewelry is hand-made in her Boston studio, lofted above her shop Ore. Sophie has been awarded a Best of Boston Award three years in a row by Boston Magazine for her work.

Visit: sophiehughes.com

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THE MASSART AUCTION

LOT: 389

MELA JEWELRY

LOT: 390

Baroque Fresh Water Pearl Necklace,

CHRISTIAN RESTREPO ’15

Schrol, 2017, 1 of 1

Linen and gold-spotted baroque fresh water pearl lariat necklace

Raw black tourmaline, seed beads, steel gauge, cotton cording

46"

15" X 7" X 2"

$500

$600

Courtesy of Pageo Fine Jewelers

Courtesy of the artist

Mela Jewelry is designed and handcrafted in Italy.

Christian Restrepo is a Boston based American/Colombian maker whose work delves into the the concept of fashion as functional fine art. A Massachusetts College of Art & Design graduate, he creates pieces in a slow cooked manner using natural and unusual materials to create objects that with time wear beautifully, reminding the wearer that everything is temporary.

Visit: chrestrepo.com

LOT: 391

WILL NEVINS-ALDERFER

LOT: 392

JOE WOOD

Mokume Gane Neckpiece, 2016

T-Weave Bracelet Red, 2007

Sterling silver, Mokume Gane

3D printed acrylic and stainless steel

3" X 2" X .5"

3.75" X 3.5" X 3.5"

$1,100

$1,200

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist

Will Nevins-Alderfer received a BA with a focus in metals, and a double major in human development and social relations from Earlham College. He has been the recipient of the Presidential Award at Earlham College, and numerous other awards and grants. His work is held in the Earlham College Collection and in many private collections, both national and international.

Joe Wood lives and works in Boston. As Professor of art in the fine arts 3D Department at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, he has been teaching jewelry, metalsmithing, digital techniques for object-makers (CAD) and other classes since 1985. He taught at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, The Royal College of Art in London, and Penland School of Crafts. His work is in the public collections of the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution, Racine Art Museum, Racine WI, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Visit: joewoodstudio.com

LOT: 393

DAN LYNCH ’16

LOT: 394

Tube Brooch IV, 2017

CRISTINA DIAS ’04

All That Glitters #35, 2017

Sterling silver, danurite, amethyst

Silicone rubber, pigment, mica, metal pin back

1.5" X 1" X .25"

2.25" X 2.25" X 3/4"

$350

$200

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of the artist and Mobilia Gallery

Dan Lynch received his BFA at MassArt in 2016.

He now works out of Chicago, IL.

Cristina Dias received a BFA in metals from MassArt in 2004. Her work has been exhibited across the United States, Europe, Japan, and Brazil, and is regularly shown at Mobilia Gallery in Cambridge, MA. Dias was an artist-in-residence at FAAP, São Paulo, Brazil, in 2017. Her work is held in the collections of the Museum of Arts and Design, NY, and at the teaching collection of the Museum of Contemporary Craft, Portland, OR.

Visit: dplynch.com

Visit: cristinadias.com

LOT: 395

TREASURE BAY JEWELRY DESIGNS

JAMIE MONOSSON SCHERZER

Atta, 2017

Jade rondell beads, green onyx with green onyx bead strands, sterling silver and diamond rondell spacer beads and clasp

Sterling Silver

19"

8" X 7" X 1.5"

$580

$2,500

Courtesy of the artist

Courtesy of Treasure Bay Jewelry Designs ®

Jamie Scherzer received a Bachelor of Science from Skidmore College. Her work was recently exhibited at the Tang Museum and will be shown at ArtSpace in North Carolina and River Oaks Square Art Center in Louisiana. She has been the recipient of the Stokes Entrepreneurial Artist Award and the Dorothy Dryfoos Olson Prize in Jewelry and Metalsmithing.

Her work is held in the collection of Rae Jane Bouchard.

East Coast jewelry designer and owner of Treasure Bay Jewelry Designs® Theresa Baybutt, a Gemologist and Pearl Specialist, has designed, handcrafted, and sold over 10,000 unique pieces of jewelry over the span of her career. Her work is inspired by the beauty of nature and the sea. The result is wearable art in a soft palette of fresh and saltwater pearls, fine metals and precious gemstones that is nothing short of divine.

Visit: tbd.us.com

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LOT: 396

Long Tassel Necklace, 2017

Visit: jamiescherzer.com

LOTS: 389–398

LOT: 397

ROBINDIRA UNSWORTH

LOT: 398

PATTEE SILVER DESIGNS

Necklace, 2017

Bracelet with Silver Fringe, 2017

Rhodium plated sterling silver, labradorite diamond star

White freshwater baroque pearls with Sterling silver fringe

16"

3" X 3" X 1"

Courtesy of Portobello Road Robindira Unsworth is a Northern Californian dreamer and designer who creates unique, exotic handmade jewelry at her studio in Petaluma, California. Unsworth has consistently been recognized as a trendsetter by top Fashion publications such as W, InStyle, Bazaar, Elle, The New York Times, Oprah, Allure, Marie Claire and Lucky.

$725 Courtesy of artist Pattee Silver is a jewelry designer in Wellesley Ma. The pieces are one of a kind. Each piece is handcrafted with the finest pearls and semiprecious stones. The drizzle of the fringe is a signature touch that makes these pieces so unique. Pattee is always open to designing new creations with those interested.

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EMILY YANG M’18

Little Funeral, 2017, 1 of 5 (Detail) Courtesy of the artist LOT: 330

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Poppyfield, 2017 Courtesy of the artist LOT: 159

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ARTIST LISTING

(’YR):

MassArt Student or Alumnus/a

(M):

MassArt Masters Degree

(F):

MassArt Faculty

(S):

MassArt Staff

(FE):

MassArt Faculty Emeritus/a

ARTIST

LOT #

ARTIST

LOT #

ARTIST

LOT #

ARTIST

LOT #

Ainslie, Sophia

3

Freeman, Robert

21

Lynch, Daniel (’16)

393

Ringgold, Faith

254

Amesbury, Robert

26

Friedman, Martha

182

Lyons, Kristina Hare

216

Riola, Judy

207

Anderson, Lauren (’18)

273

Friedman, Stacy (’15)

202

Lyons, Lucy

180

Rivera, Eduardo (’16/S)

161

Angell Brett

113

Gage, Ian (’13/S)

115

Mackenzie, Marty

367

Roberts, Cameron Byron

308

Antoniadis, Alexi

193

Galowitz, Sophie

269

Majkut, Katrina

309, 310

Rodriguez, Daniel

177

Arvidson, Peter

348

Gerasev, Alex (F)

208

Maloney, Robert (’96/F)

163, 240

Ruane, Kay

141

Aubin, Erica (’10)

258

Gheyssari, Susan

230

Marcotte, Denise (’83)

211

Ruple, Leigh

241

August, June

140

Giberson, Leah (’97)

12

Martini, Julie (M’03)

103

Russell Jones, Kate (S)

227

Babick Hillary (S)

314

Gibson, James (’91)

272

Mason, James (’81/F)

261

Russo, Tiffanie (’17)

282

Baclawski, Clint (M’08/F/S)

19

Goldschmitt, Marv

192

Matar, Rania (F)

10

Saar, Alison

4

Baechler, Donald

7

Grabner, Michelle

204

Maxfield, Victoria (’16)

326

Sanabria, Amanda (’18)

363

Baetz, Jasmine (’17)

279

Grad, Barbara (FE)

256

Maxwell, Jane

31

Scherzer, Jamie Monosson

396

Barceloni, Gustavo Tavares (’17)

278

Graff, Leslie M.W.

228

McCarthy, Karen L. (’81)

179

Schildkrout, Elliot

343

Barrett, Julie C. (’06/S)

265

Greville, Nick

159

McCarthy, Nancy (’99/F)

203

Segat, Susana (S)

352

Batchelder, Molly

175

Guthrie, John (’92)

101

McClimon-Miller, Dyan (FE)

253

Sellios, Tara

210

Baybutt, Theresa

395

Haghighi Mood, Navid (M’18)

349

McDonald, Alyssa (’16)

372

Seong, On-Kyeong

212

Bearden, Romare

24

Haines, Andrew

224

McGill, Fish (’04 M’14/F)

178

Shakespear, Paul

354

Black, Sebastian

155

Haines, Eben (’13)

238

McHale, Angela (’17)

287

Shaposhnikova, Dina (’10)

121

Blais, Carly (’15)

324

Hamilton, Elisa H. (’07)

266

McNally, Sue

327

Shechet, Arlene

206

Blake, Peter

173

Hammond, Valerie

132

McPhee, Laura (F)

5

Sheffer, Emily (’15)

318

Blood, Melanie (’10)

209

Han, YoAhn (M’14/F/S)

222

Means, Amanda

136

Shrestha, Sneha

337

Bosworth, Barbara (F)

18

Hankin, Amelia

152

Megan, Carrie

361

Silva, Renee (’16/F)

186

Briggs, Paul (M’16)

281

Harding, Alexander (’02)

157

Mela Jewelry

389

Small, Wendy

127

Brooks, Stephanie

264

Harney, Anne (’11)

271

Minahan, Alyssa (M’17/F)

170

Smith Corby, Candice (M’01/F)

124, 123

Brown, Cecily

106

Harris, Emily (’90)

364

Miner, Nathan

139

Sohier, Sage

130

Buckholtz, Elaine (F)

111

Harwood, Kelley (’09)

181

Minjun, Yue

13

Sorg, Cheryl (’99)

201

Buhler-Rose, Michael

102

Heghinian-Walzer, Sirarpi

384

Moon, Jiha

274

Spazuk, Steven

117

Butt, Ambreen (M’97)

30

Hellmann, Rachel

239

Moon, You Jin (’13 M’15)

350

Stearns, Andrew (’13/S)

311

Callahan, Anne (’86)

220

Hershey, Nona (F)

126

Moore, Rob (FE)

247

Stevens, Karl

249

Campagna, Damon A. (M’19)

168

Heyne, Jeffrey

235

Moore, Roberta

226

Stevovich, Andrew (M’80)

114

Cappabianca, Michael (’98)

242

Hilliard, David (’92)

34

Morell, Abelardo (FE)

32

Stewart-Pettengill, Deborra

250

Cardoso, Antonio (’17/S)

368

Hilton, Chris R. (’73)

293

Muholi, Zanele

27

Subotnick, Steven (F)

345

Cass, Karen McEachern (M’93)

385

Hodara, Sofie Elana (M’14/F)

158

Murakami, Takashi

1

Sullivan, Christopher (’90/F)

357

Castellanos, Bradley

356

Holland, Jacqueline

122

Mustin III, James Ovid (M’11)

362

Sullivan, Kate (’90)

346

Charland, Caleb (’04)

320

Hollander, Tanja

125

Neelon, Caleb

108

Sultan, Donald

189

Chavez, Silvia (’00)

219

Horesh, Yoav (’03)

153

Nelson, Ben (’16)

387

Swinand, Susan

120

Cho, Leena (’18)

267

Houck, Lisa (F)

342

Neusser, Wilhelm

328

Takenaga, Babara

380

Ciccariello, William

190

Hughes, Mary (M’95)

315

Nevins-Alderfer, Will

391

Tang, Johnny

144

Civiello, Dom (’16)

365

Hughes, Sophie (’08)

388

Nguyen, Jacob “Bao” (’18)

213

Targontsidis, Sonia (M’02)

257

Clemente, Francesco

25

Im, Sangbin

14

Nick, George (FE)

15

Taylor, Maggie

233

Coelho, Catarina (M’13/F)

382

Jackson, Thomas

301

Nikonowicz, Drew

166

Tenenbaum, Elisa

344

Colella, Nancy

236

Jacquette, Yvonne

366

Nimmer, Dean (FE)

148

Texeira, Kristin (’10)

149

Conron, Maura

162

Janowitz, Joel

221

O’Connor, Maureen (’81)

323

Thompson, John (’05/F)

8

Cooper, Mark

276

Jenkins, LaVaughan (’05)

275

O’Neil, Karen (’83)

270

Thornton, Remi

243

Cordner, Linda

262

Jensen, Malia

119

Oldenburg, Claes

22

Tibbetts, Roger (F)

307

Corr Scott, Briana (’05)

223

Johnedis, David

360

Ollier, Ted (M’09)

260

Tobing, Ariel (’16)

174

Craven, Ann

248

Jones, Cassandra C

319

Ouellet, Alvin (M’87)

112

Tourlentes, Amber (F)

237

Criscione, Frank (’09/F)

286

Jones, Phillip

378

Paladino, Susan

340

Tourlentes, Stephen (M’88/F/S)

371

Crowley, John A (’95)

341

Judd, Alison (M’07)

252

Palladino, Andrew (’18)

255

Treworgy, Mary Alice (’58)

110

Cushing, Alexa (’18)

303

Justus, Cody

369

Palmer, Destiny S. (’10/F)

302

TRIIIBE (’01)

6

Cusson, Kyle (’07)

277

Kahn, Emily

373

Pamboukes, Joan (’99)

215

Unsworth, Robindira

397

Cyr, Kevin (’00)

268

Kain, Jaclyn

331

Paradis, James (’05)

322

Van Vorst, Morgen (M’16)

127

Dawson, Heather (S)

234

Kamiya, Masako (M’99)

164

Paul, Roberta

137

Vanderwarker, Peter

105

de Christopher, Tim

284

Kang, Joo Lee

169

Pausch, Anna (’15)

188

Vedro, Rhea

154

Dean, Danielle (M’17)

214

Kapoor, Mahima (M’18)

334

Payusova, Yana

291

Vlahos, Dan (’02 M’17)

332

Derby, Keenan

333

Kawada, Janet (’92)

142

Pedrosa Abdala, Veronica (’18)

185

Vogel, Christina Renfer (M’05)

325

Dias, Cristina (’04)

394

Kelley III, TJ (’13)

109

Perkinson, Roy

187

Wackers, Paul

17

Dienst, Sam (’16)

306

Kennedy, James

183

Perrott, Jeff

33

Waimon, Adam (’06)

294

DiPasquale, Gary (’78)

296

Kennelly, Ian (’94)

116, 359

Perry-Wood, Zoe (’81)

246

Walker, John

23

Doo, Lei-Sanne

336

Kentridge, William

29

Pfaff, Judy

20

Walker, Kara

11

Dudley-Kramer, Julia (’17)

292

Kessler, Jordan (’13)

145

Philbin-Chin, Tanya (’98)

289

Wang, Dora (’18)

386

Earle, Sam (’84)

353

Kim, Sam (’18)

288

Pialtos, Alia (’10)

285

Webster, Joseph (’15)

283

Eckhardt, Andrew (’18)

347

Kocol, Mary

131

Piazza, Dana

316

Weiner, Lawrence

358

Edson, Steven (’77)

225

Koran, Frank (’16)

251

Porter, Liliana

171

Weiss, Mitchell

383

Efthymiadis, Yorgos

374

Kotler, Keira

165

Powell, Julia

304

Wenger, Matthew (’18)

370

Ellison, Jules (’11 M’15)

218

Kozuru, Niho

351

Prasan, Anagha (’17/S)

156

Wessmann, Ann (FE)

160

Eshraghi, Farima (M’18)

317

Krok-Horton, Melissa (’15/S)

232

Pratt, Vivian (M’03)

321

Wight, Joe (’13)

128

Eveleth, Emily (’87)

9

Kushner, Robert

263

Pronzy ’17

143

Wilson, Paula

376

Fairey, Shepard

146

Lambert, James (M’15)

217

Putka, Doron

229

Witkowski, Luanne E (’86/F/S)

312

Falco, Pat (’10)

138

Lebner, Pattee

387, 398

Putnam, Deb (’78)

172

Wood, Joe (F)

392

Farbrook, Joseph

290

Levesque, Julie

375

PWMD

205

Woodard, Bret (’10)

329

Ferrandini, Robert (’72)

150

Levine, David

339

Ramirez, Paul

245

Wróbel, Natalia

259

Fink, Amy (’18)

377

Levinson, Mark

134

Rauschenberg, Robert

118

Wyeth, Jamie

151

Fischer, Katy

381

Lewis, Peter (F)

28

Reed, Shelley

191

Yang, Emily (M’18)

330

Fish, Andrew (F)

147

Liang, Fred H. C. (F)

2

Rego, John (’18)

313

280

Fiveash, David

176

Lilly, Anne

338

Reimer, Arne (M’05)

104

Yannopoulos, Kimon (’99) with Orietta Geha-Awad

Fleischmann, Cynthia

305

Little, Obi (’16)

184

Restrepo, Christian (’15/S)

390

Ye, Chenli (M’19)

135

Fletcher, Nina (’91)

379

Loutrel, Lara (’00)

244

Rich, Ellen (’79)

231

Zachary, Michael (M’08)

107

Floyd, J. Shannon (’15/F)

295

Lovell, Kathrine

355

Richel, Justin

335

Zink, Brian

133

Fox, Rick (’94)

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