Pratt's 2023 Fine Art Auction: Polka Dot Party Catalog

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2023 FINE ART AUCTION

SATURDAY MAY 6

AUCTION CATALOG

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Welcome to the Pratt Polka Dot Party!

For some, this is a time-honored tradition gone dormant for four years, and for others, this is our first time joining Pratt’s auction!

At Pratt Fine Arts Center, we emphasize the importance of accessible creativity, learning, making, doing, expression, and community.

This event is both a reunion for our community and a powerful gesture towards Pratt’s future; a celebration of Pratt’s past and present.

INTRODUCTION

A WELCOME FROM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR JESSICA BORUSKY

Our party is possible through the incredible work of auction Co-Chairs Nancy and Roger MacPherson and Susan Marabito- without their guidance and experience with Pratt and its supporters and artists, this event wouldn’t be the celebration that it is. This year’s auction is also the result of our amazing staff, teaching artists, students, and donating artists—without them the unbelievable artwork, energy, and talent would not be present tonight. Finally, our fantastic and fearless supporters and partnerships make this event—and all the work we do at Pratt Fine Arts Center—possible. I am excited to build upon that support to uplift and empower our organization into its next chapter.

I am honored to serve as Pratt Fine Art Center’s new Executive Director: learning about the immense and vibrant impact the organization has on so many lives; witnessing how Pratt’s classes and shared artistic spaces create transformational experiences; meeting people who began artmaking at Pratt as children and have grown up to become instructors and exhibiting artists; listening to our communities which forecast Pratt’s potential and identify how our organization can meet these needs.

Pratt is an intersection and a catalyst. Since I started at Pratt, I often ask myself how my role can allow people to find one another, their individual and collective power through art at these intersections. As a cultural organizer, educator, cocreator, and lifelong student, I aim to build bridges which connect the known and mysterious. Building bridges requires strong foundations, consensus, curiosity, and courage—let’s continue to build our foundations using the tools we know with imagination to see where we go next.

With gratitude, J

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AUCTION COMMITTEE WELCOME Dear Pratt Community, Isn’t it nice to be back together again? After four years apart, we feel it is indeed time for a party.

Pratt Polka Dot Party is designed to celebrate that we are back and ready to reengage. We are here at Seattle’s most colorful art party of the year to have an auction that is not only fun but successful.

Look around the room at all the polka dots and the smiling faces. This is our community, and we love Pratt.

We love the artists who generously donated their best art. We love the volunteers who always show up when we need them, and we love the new staff who were thrown into this whirlwind as they joined the team. Hopefully tonight you will meet our new Executive Director, Jessica Borusky, who has boundless energy and ideas.

Whether you have come to Pratt’s auction tonight for the first time at the invitation of a friend or are hoping to walk away with a stunning piece of art, or just simply here as a longtime supporter of the arts, we are thrilled and happy you are here to support Pratt, thank you!

We want to foster a creative, inclusive, artmaking community, and provide access to quality education for everyone. Let’s promote the joy and transformative power of art and actively support the development of visual artists!

So Party, Party, Party and raise the paddles high and bid with wild abandon to support the arts center that will make art accessible to thousands of students and artists in the coming year. Cheers!

Roger MacPherson Nancy MacPherson Susan Marabito Auction Co-Chairs Dian Hartono Board President

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INTRODUCTION

Polka Dot Party Award Winners . . . . . .

2023 Jury Members . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Bidder’s Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Golden Ticket Drawing & Goblet Grab . . . . 9 About Pratt Fine Arts Center . . . . . . . 10 Thank You to Our Sponsors & Supporters . .

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In Memoriam . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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50th Anniversary – A Look Forward . . . . . 15 Silent Auction One Item Listings . . . . .

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Silent Auction Two Item Listings . . . . .

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Live Auction Item Listings . . . . . . . . 45 Raise the Paddle . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Artist & Experience Index . . . . . . . .

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 5:30 PM

Registration, Cocktails, and Silent Auctions 6:50 PM

Silent Auction One Closes 7:10 PM

Silent Auction Two Closes 7:30 PM

Dinner and Live Auction 10:00 PM

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ARTIST AWARD WINNERS Juror’s Excellence Award Selected individually by each of our jurors, three prizes are awarded for overall artistic excellence to the following artists:

Brandon Bowman

Kamla Kakaria

Lara Swimmer

Conceptual Visionary Award One prize, determined by the jury as a group, awarded to an artist whose work demonstrates conceptual appeal beyond traditional aesthetic valuations:

Iris Guy

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Skill Artistry Award INTRODUCTION

One prize, determined by the jury as a group, awarded for an artist whose work demonstrates superior craftsmanship and mastery of materials:

Elizabeth Weber

Director’s Choice Three prizes, determined by Pratt’s Executive Director Jessica Borusky, awarded for work of exceptional quality:

Thu Nguyen

Chuck Lopez

Marita Dingus

Pratt Fine Arts Center thanks Blick Art Materials for their generous support of our artist awards.

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POLKA DOT PARTY: 2O23 JURY MEMBERS Tina Aufiero Tina Aufiero is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Sedro Woolley, Washington. She has been working with and incorporating glass into her work for over 40 years; most recently, she held the title of Artistic Director Pilchuck Glass School. She earned a BFA from Rhode Island School of Design and an MFA from Parsons the New School for Design. Tina has exhibited and lectured internationally, and her works are included in the collections of the John Michael Kohler Arts Center, The Corning Museum of Glass, and Musée des Arts Décoratifs (Switzerland). She has received a Fulbright Research Grant-Iceland, Technology Initiative Fund NSU, ATT Foundation, Pollack-Krasner Foundation, Penny McCalls Foundation, PS1-National Institute for Contemporary Art.

Tamar Benzikry Tamar Benzikry is Principal of Art and Purpose, an artist-forward, purpose-driven consultancy based in Seattle and Los Angeles. As Curator for Meta Open Arts (formerly Facebook Artist in Residence), Tamar commissioned 70+ artists in North and South America to create large-scale, site-specific artworks with a focus on DE&I and advancing innovation of art and technology to center social and community impact. A champion for the essential role of art in learning and everyday life, Tamar has taught at the University of Washington and led award-winning public art projects with 4Culture for over a decade.

Photo credit: ARTXIV I Tamar Benzikry standing in front of artwork by Brian Sanchez on the SODO Track in Seattle.

Alida Latham Alida Latham is a Seattle-based collector, craftsman, and photographer, who travels the world documenting culture, wildlife, and environment.

She is keenly interested in supporting new and rising artists and technologies, as well as sustaining traditional techniques and practices. She is honored to have been asked to join the jury for this event.

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AUCTIONEER INTRODUCTION

Ian Lindsay Ian Lindsay is a fundraising host, actor, writer, and parent. Seeking to suffuse all he does with creativity, joy, and thoughtfulness, he is honored to help this community of artists and lovers of art gather in support and celebration. Seattle University’s Philosophy and Drama programs led to many years of Seattle stage acting including ACT, Seattle Opera, SCT, and Village Theatre and later to on-camera work in Los Angeles. In the past few years, Ian can be found at home in his livestream studio gesticulating wildly as generosity flowed online, and recently doing the same onstage as in-person and online merge. He is the creator of a true crime podcast currently in production—release date dependent on what happens. Ian is a coparent with his spouse of a kindergartner and pre-schooler—spousing and parenting being pursuits where creativity, joy, and thoughtfulness are of utmost importance.

2O23 AUCTION SPONSOR GIFT ARTIST

Davide Salvadore Many thanks to Davide Salvadore who created Pratt’s 2023 Auction Sponsor Gifts. These beautiful handblown glass wine stoppers are made with certified Murano Glass from Italy.

Photo: Davide Salvadore’s Master Artist Class at Pratt, March 2023.

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BIDDER’S GUIDE Bidder Numbers You will be given a small (bookmark size) bid card at the registration desk as you enter, which will include your bid number, entrée choice, and table number. If you and your guest requested separate bidder numbers, you will each receive a packet listed under your individual names. If you requested a shared bidder number, you will receive a single bidder packet. Also at registration, you will be asked to sign up for Express Pay and confirm/provide your contact information (email, cell phone number, mailing address) for billing and receipts. At your dining table, you’ll find a large bid card with your name on it for use during the Live Auction. It will have your meal ticket attached for the waitstaff (Chicken, Vegan, or SPECIAL). Place your meal ticket in front of you on the table to help your server. All sales are recorded by your bid number.

Silent Auctions To bid on items in the Silent Auctions, write your bid number opposite the dollar amount on the bid sheet. You must use pre-printed bid amounts. You may skip lines if you wish.

To guarantee your purchase of a Silent Auction item, enter your bid number in the BUY IT NOW box. The person whose number appears in the BUY IT NOW box will immediately own the item.

At the close of each Silent Auction, a Pratt representative will circle the highest written bid for each item. In the event of a dispute, at the discretion of the auctioneer, final oral bids will be taken from those who have already placed written bids.

Live Auction The Live Auction will begin with dinner service at 7:30pm and will continue until all items have been auctioned.

To make a bid, hold up your bid card. The highest bid number acknowledged by the auctioneer will be the purchaser. A Live Auction bid acknowledged by the auctioneer is a legal contract to purchase the item. In the event of a dispute between bidders, the piece may be withdrawn, and new bidding initiated, at the discretion of the auctioneer.

We are delighted to welcome Ian Lindsay to Pratt as auctioneer for this evening’s festivities. Ian is an auctioneer, actor, and acting teacher. He assists a wide range of non-profit organizations from Puget Sound and beyond. A former member of the Seattle Arts Commission and Shunpike, Ian works to promote the fiscal health of the arts in Puget Sound region and beyond.

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INTRODUCTION

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

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

Check Out Pratt Fine Arts Center accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, cash, and personal checks as payment for auction purchases.

Express Pay participants receive priority assistance. Pratt representatives provide Express Pay participants with Express Pay Guest Statements as they enter the

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PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER checkout area. Review your statement to make sure all of your items are included, and then proceed directly to the art pick-up area to claim your purchases without stopping at the cashiers’ station.

Those not using Express Pay should stop at the cashiers’ station after 9:00pm to receive a Guest Statement based on their bidder number and pay for their purchases. You will need to show this Guest Statement as proof of payment to the assistants at the art pick-up area in order to claim your purchases.

Items become the property and responsibility of the purchaser upon receipt. All sales are final the night of the auction. The buyer is responsible for removing all artwork and other purchases from the auction premises at the close of the event.

In the case of an oversized item, Pratt representatives will work with you to make special arrangements in the art pick-up area.

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

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

General Information Pratt Fine Arts Center reserves the right to add or withdraw items to or from the auction without notice. Every attempt has been made to describe and catalog all items accurately, but all items are offered “as is, where is.” The values listed are estimates of fair market value only. Items have not been appraised.

Each person attending the auction assumes all risks and hazards related to the auction and items obtained at the auction. Each attendee agrees to hold harmless from any liability arising there from Pratt Fine Arts Center, its elected and appointed officials, members, employees, the auctioneer, the auction company and its agents and employees, the event organizers, sponsors, and volunteers connected to the auction.

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Participate to Win Your Choice of a Live Auction Item! * • Purchase a Golden Ticket for $100 for a chance to select your choice from the designated Live Auction Items.

• Use your bid number to purchase as many Golden Tickets as you like while supplies last during the Silent Auction. Look for the Golden Ticket sellers in the Silent Auction sections.

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GOLDEN TICKET DRAWING

• With each purchase, you will get a flashy ring!

• The winning Golden Tickets will be drawn before the start of the Live Auction.

At that time, the winner will select from the designated Live Auction items. *Exclusions are noted on Live Auction items not eligible for Golden Ticket selection.

Must be present to win. Good Luck!

GOBLET GRAB Pratt presents a special collection of handblown goblets for sale this evening for $150 each. Each piece was created by a talented Pratt artist. Be sure to make your selection early. There are a limited number available, and you won’t want to miss out!

Our Featured Goblet Artists: • Chuck Lopez • Jason Christian • Sayuri Fukuda • Brandyn Callahan Sponsored by Nancy & Roger MacPherson for your enjoyment.

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

Your artist is inside.

Pratt Fine Arts Center is proud to serve as a lasting tribute to Edwin T. Pratt, who devoted his life to improving quality of life for all people. Mr. Pratt served as Executive Director of the Seattle Urban League from 1961 to 1969. His assassination in that year by unknown assailants was deeply felt by many Seattleites who depended on Pratt’s calm leadership during a period of social upheaval.

For more than four decades, Pratt Fine Arts Center has been providing the Northwest community with the opportunity to experience art. Pratt’s classes reach nearly 4,000 students and our studios serve more than 300 working artists each year. Our cIasses, lectures, and programs reach more than 20,000 people annually.

Affordable studio space with an unparalleled array of equipment provides artists of all ages and abilities the opportunity to learn, experiment, and create.

Land Acknowledgment Pratt Fine Arts Center acknowledges that we are on the traditional land of the Coast Salish People, including the Duwamish People, past, present and future. We honor with gratitude the land itself and the Duwamish Tribe.

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Pratt Fine Arts Center Staff Kamla Kakaria, 2D Studio Manager

Sanoe Stevenson-Egeland, Print Studio Monitor

Fumi Amano, Glass Studio Manager

Rowan Klee, Program Coordinator

Brandon Bowman, Sculpture Studio Access Coordinator

Barbara Knuth, Jewelry/Metals Access Coordinator

Monica Street, Jewelry/Metals & Sculpture Studios Manager

Dion Buchanan, Administrative Assistant

Cheryl Matson, Flameworking Access Coordinator

Rand Coburn, Closer/Charger Julie Custer, Grant & Sponsorship Manager Ryan Davis, Director of Business & Operations Jo Anne Hume, Director of Development Henry Jackson-Spieker, Moldmaking Access Coordinator Jes Jordan, Wood Technician & Access Coordinator

Carson Thomas, Artist Relations & Access Fund Manager Mike Thurlow, Wood Studio Manager

Morgan Peterson, Hot & Cold Shop Access Coordinator

Natalia Torres, Director of Education & Programs

Anne Randall, Jewelry/Metals Technician

Elizabeth Weber, Woodturning Access Coordinator

Bianca Recuenco, Digital Marketing Manager Patrick Rich, Glass Studio Technician Pascha Scott, Director of Marketing Dara Solliday, Customer Service Manager Matt Spinney, Hot Glass Casting Access Coordinator & Closer/Charger

Cait Willis, Administrative Assistant & Facilities Coordinator Rickie Wolfe, Print Studio Access Coordinator & 2D Assistant Bailey Zahniser, Youth & Teen Program Manager

Auction Committee

Board of Trustees

Advisory Board

Roger MacPherson, Co-chair

Dian Hartono, President

Chris Abrass Sandra Carlson Manya Drobnack Brian Flock Richard Frank-Huff Leonard Klorfine Susan Mersereau Gary Molyneaux Michael Monroe Debora Moore Walt Riehl Ann Suter Bob Swain

Nancy MacPherson, Co-chair Susan Marabito, Co-chair Michelle Bufano Dian Hartono Hilary Lee Sarah Shaikh Carla Vail

Terri Hiroshima, Past President Francisco Guerrero, Vice President Mike Yoon, Vice President Mollie Price, Secretary Sarah Shaikh, Treasurer Naheed Gina Aaftaab Roger MacPherson Eve Sanford-Nicholson Ayako Shapiro Bernice Terrell Pamela Wolf

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Jessica Borusky, Executive Director

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WITH HEARTFELT THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS Presenting Sponsor

Corporate Benefactors

Est. 1983

www.macphersonconstruction.com

Benefactors Sandra & Kent Carlson | Michelle & Ryan Brush Katharyn Alvord Gerlich | Alida & Christopher Latham Stephanie Maurer | Richard Mesmer | Jeffrey Tucker

Artist Award Sponsor

Featured Gallery Sponsor

Goblet Grab Sponsor Nancy & Roger MacPherson

Artist Table Sponsors Anonymous | Katharyn Alvord Gerlich

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SPECIAL THANKS

Table Captains Sandra & Kent Carlson Chihuly Garden & Glass Katharyn Alvord Gerlich Dian Hartono Terri Hiroshima Alida & Christopher Latham Roger & Nancy MacPherson Susan Marabito Nintendo of America, Inc. Mollie Price Sarah Shaikh Ann & Ron Suter Sarah Traver Carla Vail Kim Van Someren Richard & Barbara Wortley

Experience Package Contributors Alaska Airlines Kite Arner Squire Broel Larry Calkins Nancy Callan & Julia Ricketts Jeanne Ferraro Kerstin Graudins Gregg Johnson Roger & Nancy MacPherson Jenny Pohlman & Sabrina Knowles John & Joyce Price Mary Quinn Sarah Traver & Traver Gallery

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Supporters AIA Seattle Art Exhibition Services Artech Fine Art Services Artist Trust Bellevue Arts Museum Bullseye Glass Central Welding Supply Manny Chao & Georgetown Brewing Company Chukar Cherries Amy Dedoyard Essen Technologies Exterior Stucco Glass Eye Studios Cynthia Hibbard Museum Quality Framing Nancy Novak Pilchuck Glass School Ste. Michelle Wine Estates Uline Vacation Vallarta Walla Walla Foundry

Special Thanks Sabah Al-Dhaher Tina Aufiero Tamar Benzikry Meera Bhardwaj Aaron Bourget Brandyn Callahan Jason Christian Makana Cole Finnegan Fant Sayuri Fukuda Stephanie Hargrave Alida Latham Chuck Lopez Michael B. Maine Alex Martin John O’Neill William Passmore Seattle Glassblowing Studio Dan D. Shafer Cappy Thompson Dick Weiss Art Photography: Michael B. Maine Catalog Design: Dandy Co. Catering: Tuxedos and Tennis Shoes

Sponsor Gift Artist

Event Production: Synchronicity Events, LLC

Davide Salvadore

Videography: Aaron Bourget

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IN MEMORIAM With a heavy heart, the Pratt Fine Arts Center community mourns the passing of beloved woodworking artist and Pratt instructor, Daniel Pittsford. Woodworking artist and Pratt community member, Kim McIntyre, worked often with Daniel at Pratt and shared, “Daniel was known for his energy and charisma. He taught wood turning and lots of pen turning! He also taught leatherworking and a few other wood classes.”

In addition to teaching many classes at Pratt, Daniel also supported the Pratt community, providing regular woodturning demonstrations at the annual Fall Open House event and artwork donations to Pratt’s Fine Art Auction every year. We are grateful for his many contributions to Pratt and miss his presence in our studios.

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Pratt Fine Arts Center will celebrate our 50th anniversary in 2026. As we reach this incredible milestone, we will rebuild our internal foundations—developing an inclusive working, creative, and learning environment which allows our staff, students, access artists, and instructors to thrive; we will develop authentic community partnerships through collaborative programming and educational opportunities; we will integrate pay-what-you-can courses and workshops alongside our tuition assistance and scholarship programs, ensuring we fulfill our mission in providing arts access for all.

This is an incredible time for Pratt to reflect on our legacy and impact, while carving out how we actuate our mission work from the inside out—making a pathway for cultural community organizing and artistic achievement for the next 50 years. As we reach 2026, we are interested in your stories, your enthusiasm, your vision—be on the lookout for our 50th anniversary committee calls as we plan for our celebration and how we move forward, together.

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We see you, Pratt.

And we celebrate the work you do to bring the joy of art education to all.

Thank you for being a true bright spot in the community. bullseyeglass.com

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SILENT AUCTION ONE 1001 Masami Koda

3 flowers, 2 red dew, 1 peppermint dew | $450

the work and acknowledges the light interacting with the work. @swawillabill

Glass, Metal | 16 x 12 x 13 | 2020

1004 Tom Henscheid

Masami Koda (Bothell) was born in Kobe, Japan, and works primarily in glass with elements of jewelry fabrication. She explores the relationship between human beings and nature that exists on the outskirts of awareness and perception. Her pieces serve as a magnified impact of human presence upon a delicately formed representation of nature.

Turned Wood Bowl & Wood Spoon Set | $660

1002 Mary Quinn

Great Lake Blues | $300

Wood | 12 x 8 | 2022 Tom Henscheid is a Seattle-based woodworker. This turned live edge bowl and spoon set are made from Madrona wood.

1005 David Lutrick

Monkey Puzzle Wooden Bowl | $800 Wood | 10 x 13.5 x 13.5 | 2022

Mary Quinn is a Seattle-based artist who works in glass and print. She believes creating beautiful and useful pieces out of glass is essential to practicing her craft and learning more about glass. This bowl is inspired by the hues of Lake Erie at different times of day and the artist’s time observing and reflecting on that body of water.

David Lutrick is a Seattle-based woodworker. This bowl is made from a section of Araucaria araucana, commonly known as Monkey Puzzle, grown in the Magnolia neighborhood of Seattle. All the limbs in a whorl emerge at the same level on the trunk, leading to the circle of limb sections resembling “eyes” in the wall of the bowl. The bowl was formed on a wood lathe.

gnarlyquinnbeetle.com

davidlutrick.com

1003 William Passmore

1006 Christine Westergaard

Blown Glass | 5 x 8.5 | 2022

Texture | $750

Yellow Bottle | $250

Blown Glass | 12 x 12 dia | 2021

Stoneware | 8 x 2 x 10 | 2022

William Passmore is an indigenous glass artist living and working in Seattle. His work explores his indigenous heritage and connection to place. The artist used both coldworking and sand carving to alter the blown form. The carving softens the profile of

Christine Westergaard is a painter, printmaker, and ceramic artist, practicing in Seattle for the past 20 years. She is a member of the Seward Park Clay Studio. The Yellow Bottle is a high-fire glazed stoneware vessel. The surface design includes mono-printing and brush work. Her experience in two-

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dimensional mediums greatly informs her clay pieces. christinewestergaard.com @christinewestergaard

1007 Evgeniya Plotnikova

Golden Cuffs 08 | $700

1010 Paul Jasper

Wenge Sushi Board with Flower | $ 250 Wood | 24 x 6 x 2 | 2017

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Porcelain | 13 x 4 x 4 | 2021

Evgeniya Plotnikova makes one-of-akind contemporary sculptural vases that can invigorate any bouquet or stand alone as an art object. Made by hand from porcelain with gold accents, Golden Cuffs features slender form with cutouts, interplaying between void and solid, interior and exterior. Playful design offers new possibilities for floral arrangements.

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evg.works / @evg.works

1008 Carmen D’Aquila

Vase | $900

Blown, Sandblasted Glass | 11 x 6 x 5.5 | 2003

Carmen D’Aquila is a Seattle native who began working in glass in 1984.

Her work incorporates kiln-forming and bead making. D’Aquila shows work nationally and internationally. She is a past instructor at Pratt Fine Arts Center.

1009 Diana Friend

Pistachio Large Shallow Bowl with Wenge Ties | $420 Wood | 16 x 3 | 2018 Diana Friend turns her wooden bowls with solar power on a remote Pacific Northwest island. Teased by complex bark and intense grain; cracks and voids then become a further draw.

These elements are the design cues she follows to guide her final forms. @what_the_wood_wants

copperpigwoodworking.com @copper_pig_fine_woodworking

1015 Manya Drobnack

Untitled | $500

Painting | 3’ x 4’ | 2008

Manya Drobnack is a Mercer Islandbased painter who creates large scale paintings inspired by the early European abstract expressionists. Her work contains organic patterns and forms that emit a care-free joie de vivre.

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Paul Jasper (Copper Pig Woodworking) strives to combine different materials and artistic influences into unique pieces of functional home decor. In his Boston-based woodshop, pieces like Wenge Sushi Board with Flower come to life, in the hopes of bringing many small moments of joy to its owners over the years.

1016 Lynn Rosskamp

Spring Heeled Jack | $300 Etching with Aquatint | 14 x 16 | 2019 Lynn Rosskamp is a printmaker who creates intimate portraits of the natural world. Growing up above her parents’ veterinary clinic in rural Appalachia instilled a deep love of animals and nature, leading her to create this wry portrait of a jackrabbit, who is less a fluffy bunny than a wild and sinewy trickster. printwitchery.com / @lynnprints

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In the Groove No. 5 | 450 $

Watercolor, Polyester Film | 18 x 24 x 1 | 2015 Jan Tervonen is an abstract artist who comes from a small town in Upper Michigan. She grew up in a FinnishAmerican family, and was taught the values of simplicity, organization, and a good pun. She has developed a minimalistic style with a wry sense of humor. This piece is inspired by 1960s groovy psychedelic culture emerging from the MCM era. dajanarts.com

1018 Vicki Platts-Brown

End of Season | $250 Intaglio | 12 x 16 | 2022 Vicki Platts-Brown has been a printmaker in the Seattle community for the past twelve years. Her work explores the natural world of the Pacific Northwest. She loves the continual surprise of printmaking: how prints made from the same copper can be printed in entirely different colors; how subtle changes in pressure while wiping or printing the plate can alter the work’s final form; but most of all, she loves the community and exchange of ideas that comes from taking classes at Pratt.

range from tiny coral reef shrimp in Indonesia to hyena clans in Zambia to sunrises in Seattle to street life in Cuba.

In this image, she was captivated by the beauty and strength of the Abui people who live in a remote Indonesian village. sharonwada.com / @seashaz

1020 Gary Drobnack

Silhouette of Argonaut Peak | $300 Photography | 19 x 25.5 | 2014 Gary Drobnack is a Mercer Islandbased photographer. This work depicts Argonaut Peak in the Cascade Range in Washington.

1021 Ashley Hale

Traveling Armadillo with Succulents | $200 Linoleum Block Print with Watercolor | 12 x 12 | 2022 Ashely Hale is a Seattle-based printmaker working in relief linoleum.

She adds elements of watercolor to her prints, along with gold ink. Her imagery spans the living inhabitants of earth, focusing on visual detail while capturing the essence of soul. She pairs this with the spirituality of natural forces and suggesting halos or auras as a significant symbol. @ashleyhaleart

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1022 Catherine Trapani

1019 Sharon Wada

Meadow Ballad | $500

Tribal Bonds (Alor Island, Indonesia) | $300

Encaustic, Cold Wax, Collage | 10 x 8 x 2 | 2023

Photograph Printed on Canvas | 20 x 30 x 2 | 2012

Catherine Trapani is an artist working with printmaking, encaustic, cold wax and alternative photo processes.

The title Meadow Ballad refers to the color and memory of a field the artist encountered. Of her work, she says,

Sharon Wada is a Seattle-area native who loves to connect with the world through photography. Her subjects

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“for me, a successful work of art is not perfect. It leaves you wanting, to serve as a provocation, a doorway into the unknown.” trapanistudio.com / @cattrapaniartist

1023 Kathleen Hargrave

Indonesia to hyena clans in Zambia to sunrises in Seattle to street life in Cuba.

In this image, she captured an iconic Seattle scene, framed by a layer of fog and the warmth of first light. sharonwada.com / @seashaz

1100 Shirley Sing

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Kindred | $500

Collagraph | 14.5 x 18.5 | 2023

Eva | $500

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1024 Sharon Wada

How We Learn (Port Gardner, Washington) | $175 Photography | 16 x 20 x 2 | 2021

Sharon Wada is a Seattle-area native who loves to connect with the world through photography. Her subjects range from tiny coral reef shrimp in Indonesia to hyena clans in Zambia to sunrises in Seattle to street life in Cuba.

Sharon writes, “the devotion shared by this Great Blue Heron pair was special.

I wondered if their chicks became good partners too.”

Acrylic on Canvas | 36 x 36 x 3/4 | 2022

Shirley Sing is associated with the post Mudd Club group while informally studying painting in New York City 1989 – 2002. Sing formally studied at Pratt Fine Arts Center and drew from the figure at trapeze model sessions.

Eva is a creation depicting gun violence in a series to be displayed at a later date in Seattle, Washington. shirleysing.com / @shirleysingart

1101 Becky Birinyi

Shaped Plate #8 | $600

Linocut Monoprint | 18 x 22 | 2021

sharonwada.com / @seashaz

Becky Birinyi is a mixed media collage and print artist. In this work, she uses the same idea of shapes interacting with each other as in her collages; here, she cuts out individually shaped linocut plates, inks and prints each in different combinations to form various images. Her piece SLP #8 was a merit award winner in Corvidae Press show Printmaker’s Hand V.

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1102 Chrissa Star

Fog and Ferry (Seattle, Washington) | $300

We Love Who We Love | $625

Photograph Printed on Canvas | 20 x 30 x 2 | 2020

Chrissa Star is an interdisciplinary artist based in Seattle and is best known for her large figurative drawings and colorful abstract paintings. Star has participated in over forty curated group and solo shows and actively volunteers

Sharon Wada is a Seattle-area native who loves to connect with the world through photography. Her subjects range from tiny coral reef shrimp in

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Kathleen Hargrave is an interdisciplinary artist and educator working in the Pacific Northwest. This collagraph is about love, loss, and the importance of family. The process is based on adding materials to and subtracting from a Tetra Pak substate. It is created on BFK paper.

Mixed Media on Panel | 10 x 20 x 1 | 2023

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Flutters is a series which tells stories about her life past and present. chrissastar.com / @chrissastar

1103 Diane Davis

In Living Color | $300 Intaglio | 12 x 9 | 2022 Diane Davis began printmaking in the 1970s and earned her BFA at the University of Washington in 1992. In this piece, she used a single plate printed separately in three colors and altered between each printing to allow transparent layers of ink to combine, achieving a rich, complex image. This image was made at Pratt Fine Arts Center. dianecdavis.com

1104 Patrick Connelly

Detour | $250 Linocut | 16 x 20 x 0.5 | 2015 Patrick Connelly is a filmmaker and printmaker focusing on linocut. He uses the printmaking medium to explore the visual themes in film.

Detour is based on the classic film noir of the same name. The piece attempts to capture the dreamlike state that the main character (Al Roberts) feels trapped. Patrick was the recipient of the Pratt/Seattle Print Arts Partners Grant in 2022. He received his BFA in Film Studies at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. pconcave.com

1105 Jueun Shin

Underwater #2 (yellow) | $250 Monotype, Collagraph, Screenprint, Collage | 13 x 17 | 2022

prints using Korean traditional painting techniques. Born and raised in South Korea, she received her Master’s in Fine Art in Seoul, Korea. She is the recipient of the 2017 – 18 Seattle Print Arts Grant from her Underwater series.

She won the 3rd place award in the 2018 National Small Works Competition of the Washington Printmaking Foundation in D.C. Her work was selected by the International Print Center in New York in 2021 and in the National Small Works Competition in 2018. Jueun is the recipient of the 2017 SPA Grant and 2019 GAP Grant. Jueun teaches in the print studio at Pratt. @jueunshin

1106 Jueun Shin

Underwater #4(blue) | $250 Monotype, Collagraph, Screenprint, Collage | 13 x 17 | 2022 Jueun Shin is a Seattle-based printmaker who makes 3D monotype prints using Korean traditional painting techniques. Born and raised in South Korea, she received her Master’s in Fine Art in Seoul, Korea. She is the recipient of the 2017 – 18 Seattle Print Arts Grant from her Underwater series.

She won the 3rd place award in the 2018 National Small Works Competition of the Washington Printmaking Foundation in D.C. Her work was selected by the International Print Center in New York in 2021 and in the National Small Works Competition in 2018. Jueun is the recipient of the 2017 SPA Grant and 2019 GAP Grant. Jueun teaches in the print studio at Pratt. @jueunshin

Jueun Shin is a Seattle-based printmaker who makes 3D monotype

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1107 Carla Grahn

Industrial Chandelier | 800 $

Glass, Bike Chains, Steel | 29 x 17 dia. | 2015

jeanneferraro.com / @jeannemarieferraro

1110 Stephanie Hargrave

AUCTION FLASHIK 8 | $300

Stoneware, Encaustic, Steel Wire | 9 x 7 x 7 | 2023

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Yulia Chubotin has been involved at Pratt since she came to Seattle in 1993 from Kyiv, Ukraine. She holds an MFA in painting from the National Academy of Fine Arts in Kyiv, where she was born and raised. Her art work is included in private collections around the world. Yulia began teaching art in 1996; she is skilled in most drawing, printmaking, and painting techniques.

For Yulia, figure study is the most interesting subject, to which she dedicates most of her time when not teaching.

Stephanie Hargrave has been painting and working in clay since college, where she studied color theory, ceramics, sculpture, drawing, and painting. Stephanie has shown her work nationally; over the past nineteen years, she has had twenty solo shows, participated in thirteen collaborative two- to three-artist shows, and in 79 group shows. Her work was recently accepted into the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art’s Spotlight Group Exhibit, scheduled for June 2023.

Stephanie recently moved back to Seattle from Brooklyn NY. Her most recent sculptures were developed at a residency in upstate New York at Judy Pfaff’s art compound in Tivoli, where she spent the summer working with her mentor Michael David. This work is from the series she developed there based on bodies and sea creatures.

chubotin.com / @yulia_fine_art

stephaniehargrave.com

1108 Yulia Chubotin

Glorious | $475

Charcoal on Paper | 24 x 18 | 2023

1109 Jeanne Ferraro

1111 Linda McClamrock

Air Plant Baby | 250

Greenlake Early Summer | $295

Glass, Wire, Plant | 8 x 3 x 2 | 2022

Mixed Media | 12 x 16 x 1.5 | 2022

Jeanne Marie Ferraro is a 2D and 3D artist. She holds an M.F.A. from the Rochester Institute of Technology, a B.F.A. from Kent State University, and studied painting at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She teaches drawing, painting, and glassblowing

Linda McClamrock is a Seattle-based, self taught mixed media artist who discovered visual art in her 50s. She has displayed her work at various art festivals, and in multiple galleries.

Greenlake Early Summer depicts a beloved Seattle park. To create the surface of

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Carla Grahn’s creative inspiration comes from the raw forms and textures of the materials she works with. She works intuitively but obsessively, and frequently creates multiple art pieces simultaneously. An established sculptor, furniture designer, and installation artist, Carla taught creative metal working and welding at Pratt Fine Arts Center for 16 years.

at Pratt. Air Plant Baby is inspired by the organic shape of oriole nests, protecting and ensconcing the air plant inside.

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PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER the lake, Linda hand painted book pages, tore them into bits, and glued them one at a time. facebook.com/LindaMcClamrock RecycledPaperCollage

1112 Patrick Connelly

Time Enough At Last | $350 Linocut | 16 x 20 x 0.5 | 2022

@jueunshin

1114 Jueun Shin

Underwater #4 (blue) | $250 Monotype, Collagraph, Screenprint, Collage | 13 x 17 | 2022

1113 Jueun Shin

Jueun Shin is a Seattle-based printmaker who makes 3D monotype prints using Korean traditional painting techniques. Born and raised in South Korea, she received her Master’s in Fine Art in Seoul, Korea. She is the recipient of the 2017 – 18 Seattle Print Arts Grant from her Underwater series.

She won the 3rd place award in the 2018 National Small Works Competition of the Washington Printmaking Foundation in D.C. Her work was selected by the International Print Center in New York in 2021 and in the National Small Works Competition in 2018. Jueun is the recipient of the 2017 SPA Grant and 2019 GAP Grant. Jueun teaches in the print studio at Pratt.

Underwater #3 (green) | $250

@jueunshin

Patrick Connelly is a filmmaker and printmaker focusing on linocut. He uses the printmaking medium to explore the visual themes in film. Time Enough At Last is a linocut print based on the Twilight Zone episode of the same name. It is part of a series of prints capturing key moments from some of his favorite episodes of the show. Patrick was the recipient of the Pratt/Seattle Print Arts Partners Grant in 2022. He received his BFA in Film Studies at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. pconcave.com

Monotype, Collagraph, Screenprint, Collage | 13 x 17 | 2022

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SPA Grant and 2019 GAP Grant. Jueun teaches in the print studio at Pratt.

Jueun Shin is a Seattle-based printmaker who makes 3D monotype prints using Korean traditional painting techniques. Born and raised in South Korea, she received her Master’s in Fine Art in Seoul, Korea. She is the recipient of the 2017 – 18 Seattle Print Arts Grant from her Underwater series.

She won the 3rd place award in the 2018 National Small Works Competition of the Washington Printmaking Foundation in D.C. Her work was selected by the International Print Center in New York in 2021 and in the National Small Works Competition in 2018. Jueun is the recipient of the 2017

1115 Tim Demuth

Untitled | $850 Mahogany, Paint, Felt | 22 x 22 x 4 | 2022 Tim Demuth is an artist and educator living in Seattle, Washington. He holds a BFA and MFA in Marine Carpentry.

He is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work is driven by material. His current work is driven by his emotional response to spaces and places he has inhabited in the past. timdemuth.com

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Forged Garden Stakes | $1500 Forged Steel | dimensions vary between 72-88 | 2021 Mark Rudis works in metal sculpture and printmaking. He attended the University of Washington and Cornish College of the Arts where he earned his BFA. He presently teaches at Pratt Fine Arts Center and works at the Museum of Glass in Tacoma.

2002 Kim McIntyre

Humidor | $1100 Wood | 10 x 5 | 2022 Kim McIntyre is a Seattle-based woodworker and former Pratt Fine Arts Center Wood Studio Manager.

This handmade humidor is perfect for cigar and canna cigar lovers. The top and bottom panels are made of curly maple veneer, the sides are walnut veneer, and the inside is lined with book matched quarter sawn white oak.

This item has the option to be sold with a very special piece from flameworker Chris Lezak. @lezakglass

2003 Roger Parramore

Osaka Series | $3200 Flameworked Glass | 25 x 4 x 4 | 2016 Roger Parramore attended Western Carolina University, and received his BA in Philosophy and MA in English Literature. After teaching English at WCU for five years, Parramore decided to turn to visual art. Fascinated with the glassblowing process, Parramore founded the Parramore Color

Company. His color is recognized around the world for its consistency and quality. rogerparramore.com

2004 David Walters

Fleur de Biot | $3500 Blown Glass and Vitreous Decals | 19 x 7.5 x 5 | 2022 David Walters has lived and worked as a glass maker in Seattle since 1993. He began his interest at Rhode Island School of Design 1989 – 1993 and moved to Seattle in 1993 to build his career. David made this work during a residency in September, 2022, in Biot, France. It was his first experience working with decals created from his original pen drawings. davidwaltersglass.com / @dawaglass

2005 Robert Jones

Vase | $1200 Blown Glass | 9.5 x 12.5 x 6 | 1990 Robert Jones has been working with hot glass in Seattle for over thirty years. This archival piece imitates the striation of geographic layers and employs bold, strong color.

2006 Patricia Weyer

Sea Shell Rhyta | $1500 Blown Glass | 19.5 x 6 x 6 | unknown Patricia Weyer was a Pilchuck Glass School Scholar, three-time Corning prize nominee, and winner of the Alice Rooney Women in Glass Award.

Weyer received her PhD in Visual and Creative Arts at the Union Institute and University in Cincinnati, Ohio. This work employs the nautilus technique.

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FINE ART AUCTION 2007 Jen Elek

Dot Trio | 1500 $

her community and her students remember her as an inspiration and powerful artistic mentor.

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Blown Glass | 18 x 12 x 12 | 2019

Jen Elek received her BFA from Alfred University in Metal and Hot Glass Sculpture, was a student of Michael Scheiner, Dante Marioni, and Ann Wahlstrom at Pilchuck Glass School, and studied with Lino Tagliapietra at Haystack. In addition to her own practice, she has assisted glass artists such as Dale Chihuly, Kiki Smith, Preston Singletary, and Lino Tagliapietra.

2010 Jason Christian

Energy | $2000

Blown Glass | 11 x 9 dia. | 2023

Jason Christian is a Seattle-based glass artist. He has worked with a variety of well-known artists including Martin Blank, Preston Singletary, James Mongrain, and Nancy Callan.

For almost a decade, he has been an integral member of Dale Chihuly’s Boathouse team, collaborating and working with international artists.

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2008 Jeanne Marie Ferraro and Lee Campbell

Sing! | $800

Blown Glass/Cast Bronze | 8.5 x 4 x 4 | 2020

saffronglass.com

2009 Susan Balshor (1949 – 2013)

Celtic Knot | $2500 Color Changing Glass | 18 x 11 x 1.5 | 1999 Susan Balshor was a glass artist, performance artist, and sculptor. She held master’s degrees in both sculpture and philsophy. This dichroic celtic knot changes from blue to purple when placed in direct light. Susan taught kilncasting, mold-making, and hot-casting at Pratt Fine Arts Center;

Pink River Basin | $2750 Glass | 4.5 x 14 x 14 | 2023

Eric Pedersen is a glass artist living and working in Seattle. His work is inspired by his time spent climbing and hiking in the mountains. To create this piece, he first blew the plate form, then designed the pattern and sandblasted it into the glass. The finished product resembles a topographic map, or a river basin viewed from above. Eric was the recipient of the Jon and Mary Shirley Scholarship in Glass in 2022. This piece was created at Pratt Fine Arts Center.

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Sing! is the result of collaboration of artists Jeanne Marie Ferraro and Lee Campbell’s investigation into incorporating metal work with blown glass. The glass vase was blown by Jeanne with the assistance of Lee. The bronze top is a scanned and 3D printed pig that was cast and incorporated into fabricated bronze top to finish sculpture.

2011 Eric Pedersen

@eric_m_pedersen

2012 Karen Buhler

Gifts from the Moon | $1500 Flameworked Glass Mixed Media | 12 x 8 x 3.25 | 2017 Karen Buhler has been working with glass since 1978. She studied and taught at Pratt Fine Arts Center and Pilchuck Glass School and and led a Master Artist workshop at Pratt in 2009. She writes, “the more I work with glass the more

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2013 Robin K. Oakes

Go with the Flow | $2500 Fused and Blown Glass with Stand | 20 x 8 x 8 | 2023 Robin Oakes is a Seattle-based glass artist and instructor who has been teaching at Pratt Fine Arts Center for over 25 years. Starting with flat glass, Robin fuses different colors of glass into pattern bars, which are sliced and rolled up in the hot shop. By starting with flat glass and letting it flow and move, she creates organic patterns that are then blown into beautiful kaleidoscopes of color.

2014 Philip O’Reilly

Untitled | $1500 Blown Glass | 18.5 x 15.5 x 7 | 1996 Philip O’Reilly is a Seattle-based glassblower. This archival blown form features rich color and evocative lines.

2015 Bill Baber

Earth is Full | 3750 $

Glass, Wood, Paper, Digital Files | 20 x 11 x 8 | 2023 Bill Baber is represented by the Gallery IMA. Earth is Full rests with a black box containing its 3D parameters. With these blueprints this glass piece can be recreated in any size and with a multitude of materials. The digital files (.obj, .plo, .svg, .psd, and .jpg) and printed nets anticipate a journey for this work’s future. Bill is an instructor at Pratt Fine Arts Center.

2101 Cheryl Zahniser

Shontina | $1500 Charcoal on Paper | 40.5 x 30.5 | 2014 Cheryl Zahniser attended the University of Oregon and earned her BFA in Painting. She worked as an illustrator and designer in Portland then moved to Seattle and worked in fashion advertising. After retiring, she pursued her passion for painting and drawing at her studio in SODO. Shontina Vernon modeled for these portraits.

2102 Ayelet Shalev

Memory Bubble 3 | $850 Multimedia Photo-Art Print on Birch | 16 x 16 | 2022 Ayelet Shalev practices architecture and exhibits her art in Israel, the UK and the United States. This series is based on her childhood memories from Jerusalem, its pine trees and magical golden light. The Memory Bubbles series exhibited at SODA ART in Occidental Square during September 2022. studio-shalev.com

2103 Charles Spitzack

Last Stop | $275 Woodcut | 9 x 6 | 2022 Charles Spitzack is an artist and carpenter residing in the Pacific Northwest. Committed to communal aspirations, equality, labor rights, and leveling the playing field, Spitzack has found woodblock printmaking to be an excellent way to express his thoughts and feelings. He enjoys teaching at Pratt, and is represented by Davidson Galleries. charlesspitzack.com / @spitzattack

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FINE ART AUCTION 2104 Daphne Minkoff

2108 Charles Spitzack

Dreamhouse | 850

Disintegration | $325

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Woodcut | 12 x 9 | 2021

Daphne Minkoff received her BFA from Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, and an MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design in painting.

She currently teaches painting and drawing at North Seattle College and shows her work at Linda Hodges Gallery in Seattle, Washington.

Charles Spitzack is an artist and carpenter residing in the Pacific Northwest. Committed to communal aspirations, equality, labor rights, and leveling the playing field, Spitzack has found woodblock printmaking to be an excellent way to express his thoughts and feelings. He enjoys teaching at Pratt, and is represented by Davidson Galleries.

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charlesspitzack.com / @spitzattack

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2105 Leslie Nan Moon

Foothills | $359

Jigsaw Linocut | 18 x 24 | 2021

lesliemoon.wordpress.com

2107 Ayelet Shalev

Memory bubble 1 | $850 Multimedia Photo-Art Print on Birch | 16 x 16 | 2022

Evening Commute | $2200

Acrylic | 40 x 1.5 x 30 | 2022

Brooke Borcherding paints the landscape in a colorful and distinctive style. She responds to what she sees with energetic mark making, either outdoors or in the studio from photos.

She paints full time, has received numerous awards for her work and currently exhibits with Gray Sky Gallery in Pioneer Square.

brookeborcherding.com @brookeborcherdingfineart

2110 Kim Van Someren

At the Same Time | $1100

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Leslie Nan Moon is a printmaker from Seattle, Washington. She received her BFA in printmaking from University of the Arts in Philadelphia. She writes, “Art saves my soul. Making it and teaching it. My 22-year-old son has Autism and Intermittent Explosive Disorder. Due to the extreme lack of services, he is with me most of the time. We drive around visiting landmarks, parks and looking at wildlife. My art is narrative in style and whether real or reimagined, it’s very Pacific Northwest.”

2109 Brooke Borcherding

Etching, Carbon, Paper Lithography | 26 x 20 | 2023

Ayelet Shalev practices architecture and exhibits her art in Israel, the UK and the United States. This series is based on her childhood memories from Jerusalem, its pine trees and magical golden light. The Memory Bubbles series exhibited at SODA ART in Occidental Square during September 2022.

Kim Van Someren has taught Printmaking at Pratt since 2008 and is currently the Instructional Technician in Printmaking and Painting and Drawing at the University of Washington. Kim exhibits locally and internationally and is interested in kinetics and relationships within architectural forms.

She is represented by J. Rinehart Gallery, Seattle, Washington.

studio-shalev.com

kimvansomeren.com / @kimmyvans

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PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER 2111 Lara Swimmer

Prada Omotesando | $550

AWARD 2114 Tim Demuth WINNER SEE PG. 2 2424 e 35th | $1200

Digital Photograph | 20 x 30 x 1 | 2005

Painting | 22 x 34 x 2.5 | 2020

Lara Swimmer photographs on assignment for design firms around the globe, including libraries, schools, civic buildings and private homes, and was included in ArchDaily’s international list of “12 Women in Architecture Photography.” She is an honorary member of the Seattle AIA. Lara’s background is in documentary; she studied film theory and French at University of Pennsylvania.

Tim Demuth is an artist and educator living in Seattle, Washington. He holds a BFA and MFA in Marine Carpentry.

He is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work is driven by material. His current work is driven by his emotional response to spaces and places he has inhabited in the past.

swimmerphoto.com / @laraswimmer

GRIDFragmentationLenoir_R_04-02-21 | $750

2112 Pat Bako

Cell Phone Image Divided 9 Times | 20 x 16 | 2022

Snowdrift | $850 Encaustic on Wood | 21 x 21 x 1 | 2019 Pat Bako received her BFA from the Rochester Institute of Technology and discovered the joy of encaustic painting through a class at Pratt Fine Arts Center. Pat is currently the Executive Director at Pacific Bonsai Museum.

This piece is inspired by the power and beauty of weather events. @patbako

2113 Becky Street

Fruit Punch | $1500 Monotype | 29 x 34 | 2021 Becky Street began printmaking at Pratt in 2015. She creates work that focuses primarily on vessels, emphasizing color, form, and composition. Becky is a member of Seattle Print Arts and Shift Gallery.

Her current show The Shape of Things (featuring guest artist Nancy Gruskin) is featured at Shift Gallery through May 27.

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2115 Dan McCormack

Dan McCormack received his MFA in Photography Thesis at the School of the Art Institute in Chicago in 1967. He has continued his study of the nude in photography for the past fifty years.

In this work, he employs a cell phone camera to create images. danmccormack.net

2116 Lisa Hasegawa

Absence | $400 Print | 21 x 19 | 2019 Lisa Hasegawa is a proud print nerd whose work varies between letterpress, artist books, and works on paper that employ collage, watercolor, sewing, and typewriter art. She has over 25 typewriters in her growing collection, with different fonts, sizes, and alphabets. Lisa has been teaching letterpress at Pratt since 2005. ilfant.com

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FINE ART AUCTION 2117 Steve Jensen

2120 Kalina Winska

Edye Point | 1500

Burst 02 | $420

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Acrylic, Gouache, Watercolor on Paper | 17 x 13 | 2021

For 30 years, Steve Jensen has been a working artist and, in that time, has completed 30 major public art projects and numerous museum exhibitions.

He received a Morris Graves Fellowship in 2002, and in the same year, the PONCHO Artist of the Year award. For the past several years, he has devoted his attention primarily to the imagery of boats. He writes, “For me, the boats are meant to symbolize a voyage or journey, perhaps it is the voyage to the other side or a journey into the unknown.”

Kalina Winska is a Seattle-based artist (mostly paintings, created on canvas, wood panels, and paper) presenting speculative landscapes. The artist blurs reality and representation, the environment and its technological translations, with imagery taken from weather patterns, climate models, and futuristic landscapes.

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2118 Gary Drobnack

Untitled (Shrimp) | $250

Photography | 21 x 24 | unknown

2119 Larry Calkins and

Becky Street

Rooster Portraits | $1200

Printmaking/Drypoint | 24.5 x 9.75 | 2018

Larry Calkins and Becky Street are collaborators on a series called back40 prints. Rooster Portraits is an example of collaborating artists’ interpretations.

Larry is a mixed media artist and teacher at Pratt; Becky is a printmaker.

Larry provides cut-out silhouettes of his animal menagerie and Becky creates a narrative with composition.

Rooster Portraits highlights both artists’ strengths in bold use of color and graphic representation. calkinsart.com

2121 Kerstin Graudins

Ade’ | $400

Six Color Serigraph on Paper | 18 x 24 | 2009

Kerstin Graudins has taught printmaking classes at Pratt for the past seventeen years. They love taking classes at Pratt and working in many different disciplines. This print is from the Special Ladies of Re-bar series made to celebrate performers from this beloved bar and theater. Ade’ is a portrait of the local celebrity, a favorite muse of Kerstin. kerstingraudins.me / @kerstingraudins

2122 Cait Willis

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Gary Drobnack is a Mercer Island-based photographer. This work depicts large prawns and is a fun addition to any seafood enthuasiast’s kitchen!

kalinawinska.art

Tell the Day It’s Too Long | $1200 Summer Ink, Gilt Leaf, & Mixed Media | 16 x 20 x 1.5 | 2021 Cait Willis is a painter and beloved Pratt staff member. About her work, she shares this short poem: “Sounds outside but inside I am seemingly for eternity. Watch the tide of the sky ebb and flow—see the clouds burn away and cluster anew.” @caitglitch

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PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER 2123 Louise Kikuchi

2127 Michèle Landsaat

Winter Pond | 1375

The Gardener | $300

Gansai and Sumi on Paper | 38 x 31 | 2012

Etching with Chine Collé | 7 x 11 | 2016

Louise Kikuchi is a Seattle-based artist.

Her most recent show, Lines and Dots, exhibited at i.e. Gallery; she has shown at Bainbridge Art Museum, Edison Eye Gallery, Foster/White Gallery, and her work is in the Museum of Northwest Art permanent collection. She is represented by i.e. Gallery.

Michèle Landsaat is printmaker and storyteller whose work often explores the world hidden beneath the surface of visual perception. Her subjects are women, animals, and unusual creatures drawn from the imagination.

She is represented by Davidson Galleries and has received numerous awards for her work. She resides in Seattle, Washington.

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2124 Elizabeth Amich

Five (No. 1) | $1000 Painting | 38.75 x 14.5 | 1992 This tripartite painting by Elizabeth Amich features colorful abstract painting. It is part of Amich’s Five series, and can be purchased as part of a diptych or individually.

2125 Elizabeth Amich

Five (No. 2) | $1200 Painting | 42.5 x 16.75 | 1992 This tripartite painting by Elizabeth Amich features colorful abstract painting. It is part of Amich’s Five series, and can be purchased as part of a diptych or individually.

2126 Tom Farbanish

Untitled (Vase) | $1375 Painting | 48 x 37.5 | 1990 Tom Farbanish composes his sculptural constructions out of elements that work together as an ensemble.

Farbanish works in mixed media. He received his BFA from the Rochester Institute of Technology. His drawings are often whimsical and employ bold color.

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2128 Kalina Winska

Burst 07 | $420 Acrylic, Gouache, Watercolor on Paper | 17 x 13 | 2021 Kalina Winska is a Seattle-based artist (mostly paintings, created on canvas, wood panels, and paper) presenting speculative landscapes. The artist blurs reality and representation, the environment and its technological translations, with imagery taken from weather patterns, climate models, and futuristic landscapes. kalinawinska.art

2129 Francisco Guerrero

El Libro de Piedra (The Book of Stone) | $1000 Enamel on Panel | 25.5 x 36 | 2005 Francisco Guerrero is originally from Southern California, and teaches at Seattle University. El Libro de Piedra is a painting of a scene from a Mexican supernatural horror movie, and was part of a solo-exhibition in Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico, as a celebration of the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema. francguerrero.com

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FINE ART AUCTION 2130 Cynthia Hibbard

4 x 4 x 4 | 2023

Round Midnight | 450

The Pratt staff, instructors, and students dug deep in 2022 to overhaul the entirety of the sculpture studios.

Kiln repaired, anvils mounted, foundries excavated. This was a massive undertaking, to steel one’s gaze and come forth through the hardships of life to bring forth fire to the people.

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Etching on Chine Colle | 16.5 x 23.5 | 2022

Cynthia Hibbard predominately works across painting and printmaking mediums to exploit the beauty in images of weathered archaeological sites, jarring landscapes, or patches of urban decay. She is currently a member of Shift Gallery of Seattle and the APPA Art Collective of Palo Alto.

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2204 Ben Cobb

Color Dot Martini Glasses | $450

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Embroidery on Paper | 8 x 5 | 2022

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2202 Iris Guy

The Pillow | 250 $

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Embroidery on IKEA Instruction Paper | 6 x 4 | 2021

Iris Guy, Seattle-based fine artist and master jeweler, has shown her work internationally after a career as an award-winning graphic designer. She holds a formal degree in conceptual design from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem, Israel. Her work reflects her experiences in very specific purposeful and personal. irisguy.com

2203 Brandon Bowman

Fire for the People | $1200 Damascus, Mokume Gane, Shibuishi |

Through 25 years of working in glassblowing, Benjamin Cobb has honed his mastery of glass, traveled across the globe, and worked with hundreds of artists. An east-coast transplant, Cobb holds a BFA from the Rochester Institute of Technology, and has been a demonstrating artist at glass studios as far afield as Sweden, the Czech Republic, and Italy.

benjamincobbglass.com @bencobb_glass

2205 Sabina Boehm, Donna Prunkard & Felicia Wartnik

Bar Set | $800

Glass, copper, sterling silver | 8.5 x 4 | 2020

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Iris Guy, Seattle-based fine artist and master jeweler, has shown her work internationally after a career as an award-winning graphic designer. She holds a formal degree in conceptual design from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem, Israel. Her work reflects her experiences in very specific purposeful and personal.

Blown Glass | 7 x 4.75 | 2014

This lidded canister provides the starting point in the third of a series of collaboratively-made bar sets each of which includes a scientific glass item donated to Pratt by NOAA and repurposed as a carafe. This set features a beautiful set of encalmo shot glasses, stir spoons embellished with flameworked beads, and liquor tags to adorn the carafe. glassbysabina.com @glassgirl feliciaannie.com

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PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER 2206 Bandhu Dunham

Hurricane Martini | 175 $

Flameworked Glass | 6 x 5 dia | 2022 Bandhu Dunham’s work is in the permanent collections of numerous museums in the US and abroad, and his Contemporary Lampworking books are the authoritative, standard instructional texts in the field. As an undergraduate at Princeton, he received informal training from the university’s glassblower before completing his apprenticeship under American and European masters at Urban Glass, Pilchuck Glass School and Penland School of Crafts. This Hurricane martini glass was created as part of a Pratt Master Artist Workshop in fall of 2022.

2207 Elizabeth Weber

Shell Bowl | $400 Wood | 3.5 x 6 x 3 | 2021

in such a caring and beautiful way.” @icosa_woodworks

2209 Barbara Knuth

Copper Bowl | $700 Copper | 2 x 5 x 5 | 2015 Barbara Knuth is an artist and educator located in Seattle. She creates modern looking jewelry and sculpture out of silver, copper, and bronze. barbaraknuthjewelry.com / @bek_flux

2210 David Lutrick

Lignum Vitae | $240 Wood | 2 x 6 x 6 | 2023 David Lutrick is a Seattle-based woodworker. Lignum vitae is the hardest wood; this box is made from a piece with the light-colored sapwood included. The flutes on the lid and knob are formed with a router bit using techniques developed by the artist. The wood contains resins that give it a waxy feel and help create luster when buffed.

Elizabeth Weber is a woodworker and Pratt instructor originally from Tennessee. She believes that art represents the essence of an artist and that each piece is a reflection of a person’s background. This is a small carved piece of oak ebonized with rusty vinegar. The carving on this piece is inspired by the late Liam Flynn, whose work influenced her to begin carving on her turned pieces.

That’s Magic | $650

@icosa_woodworks

Glass | 23 | 2019

2208 Elizabeth Weber

Inspired by the energy that is present at Pratt Fine Arts Center, the beads in this one-of-a-kind necklace are hollow metallic blue glass which are blown at the torch. Cheryl Matson is a frequent instructor at Pratt and also the Flameworking Studio Access Coordinator.

Sein, Sollen, Existence, A Soul at Play | $275 Wood | 4 x 9 x 3.5 | 2021

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is a release from the must be/do of our lives and allows us to just be. This carved piece of ash was given to me by my friend Kim McIntyre and represents the web of friendship getting bigger and touching the lives of more people

Elizabeth Weber is a woodworker and Pratt instructor originally from Tennessee. Of her work, Elizabeth writes, “For most of us, woodworking

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2215 Cheryl Matson

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Silent Auction Two: Jewelry 2216 Catherine Grisez

instructor, and student of human nature.

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Large Curve Hoop Earrings (ec52.gv) | $185

14K Yellow Gold Vermeil, Sterling Silver | 1.75 x 3 | 2020

Catherine Grisez is an artist and metalsmith specializing in sculpture and jewelry inspired by the emotionprovoking elements of our natural world and the sense of connection they create. Included are pieces from her limited edition, Curve Collection, referencing the varied and unique lines found in rocks and waves.

sorrisettidesigns.net / @sorrisetti1974

2219 Renee DeMartin

Feather/Frond Cuff | $225 Copper | 2 x 6.25 | 2020

Renee DeMartin is a Seattle-based jeweler. She received her MFA in jewelry metals from SIU. This cuff is embossed in her rolling mill with a feather/frond design on a steel pattern plate; areas of the cuff edges have been sawn out to add interest. The piece is sealed with lacquer to prevent tarnishing. She enjoys using pattern plates to add variety to her work.

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2217 Catherine Grisez

Long Curve Necklace | $275

Oxidized Sterling Silver | 22 | 2020

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2218 Anne Randall

Blame | $400 Jewelry | 18 | 2022 It’s important to know who to blame at all times. This necklace helps define where fault lies. Reversable for the inevitable need to shift targets. Cast aspersions & deflect responsibility with this sterling silver necklace fabricated entirely by hand. Anne Randall is a fabricator of studio jewelry, Pratt

2220 Anna Skibska

SUSAN & TUESDAY | $380

Rubber Foam, Metal, Glass Beads | 4 bracelet, 34 necklace | 2023

Anna Skibska studied in the

Department of Painting at the Academy of Art in Wroctaw, Poland. She received her diploma in 1984 and the Lifetime Achievement Honeycomb Award in Poland in 2014. Skibska’s work has been presented at the Museum of Glass, Tacoma and the Dahl Arts Center in Rapid City, North Dakota.

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Catherine Grisez is an artist and metalsmith specializing in sculpture and jewelry inspired by the emotionprovoking elements of our natural world and the sense of connection they create. Included are pieces from her limited edition, Curve Collection, referencing the varied and unique lines found in rocks and waves.

demartindesign.etsy.com @reneedemartin

@annaskibska

2221 Carano Glass

Blown Glass Bead Necklace | $200 Blown Glass and Sterling Silver | 1 x 1 x 1-ch18 | 2018 This design from Carano Glass features a blown glass bead from the Salvadore

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PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER Artisan family of Murano. Dating back to the 1700s, Murano glassworker, Davide Salvadore is the 11th generation on his mother’s side, credited with creating glass pieces. In 2012, Salvadore founded his own studio, Salvadore SRL, where he continues to work today with his two sons, Marco and Mattia.

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Glass Bead Necklace | $200 Jewelry; Blown Glass and Sterling Silver | 20 | 2018 This design from Carano Glass features a blown glass bead from the Salvadore Artisan family of Murano. Dating back to the 1700s, Murano glassworker, Davide Salvadore is the 11th generation on his mother’s side, credited with creating glass pieces. In 2012, Salvadore founded his own studio, Salvadore SRL, where he continues to work today with his two sons, Marco and Mattia.

2223 Kait Rhoads

2224 David Chatt

Key Brooch | $500 Found Object, Glass Beads, Steel, Thread | 3 | 2023 David Chatt’s work is in the collections of the Corning Museum of Glass and New York’s Museum of Art and Design among others. In 2020, Chatt received the highest award in the Ireland’s International Glass Biennale. The same year, Chatt’s work was acquired by the Smithsonian’s Renwick Gallery.

2225 Petrus

Demo Ring | $300 Jewelry; Sterling Silver Ring with onyx | 20 x 20 x 9mm | 2022 Petrus is a current jewelry instructor at Pratt Fine Arts Center. This size 7 ring was made alongside students as in-class demo at Pratt.

2226 Joel Olson

E653 Euphorbia | $190

Black Rhodium Colored Diamonds | $2704

Jewelry | 2.25 x 0.75 | 2022

Silver | 24 mm, 16 grams, size 7 | 2022

Kait Rhoads is best-known for her innovative use of glass murrine in public art, sculpture, and limitededition jewelry. These earrings feature blown glass, opaque jade green hex with interior dark jade, cut and fire polished, accompanied with fine silver wire, Swarovski crystals and faceted green Chrysoprase. With sterling silver findings and secure deco lever back earring clasp.

Joel Olson is a current Pratt instructor, Ron Ho student, designer, and

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metalsmith. This design features a diamond-covored Celtic knot with a handmade band.

2227 Iris Guy

Rebbecca Necklace | $240 Jewelry | 24 x 1/8 | 2023 Iris Guy, Seattle-based fine artist and master jeweler, has shown her work internationally after a career as an award-winning graphic designer. She holds a formal degree in conceptual design from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem, Israel. Her work

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2230 Drew McKibben

Explorations in Midcentury Modern | $180

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2228 Hayley Trageser

Jewelry | 25 | 2023

Stone-on-Stone Blue-Laced Agate Tube Set CZ | $349

Drew McKibben is a professional metalsmith working in the Pacific Northwest. She is the owner of Drews Designs. This piece is a result of the artist’s exploration of shapes and themes from MCM design. It is constructed from hand-forged sterling silver and wood.

Jewelry (Metal, Lapidary) | 5.5cm x 4cm | 2022

Stone-on-stone agate tube set 2.5mm CZ encased with elegant sterling silver crown wire set on a 22-gauge sterling silver pierced back plate. This lapidary piece, hand-carved by Fruitful Designs, LLC, represents the chilling yet phenomenal ice blue glacial melt hues of the Lake Louis area in Cascadia which later became a hot tourist attraction.

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2229 Catherine Grisez

14K Yellow Gold Vermeil, Sterling Silver | 16-18 | 2020

Catherine Grisez is an artist and metalsmith specializing in sculpture and jewelry inspired by the emotionprovoking elements of our natural world and the sense of connection they create. Included are pieces from her limited edition, Curve Collection, referencing the varied and unique lines found in rocks and waves.

Orange Crush | $180

Faux Amber, Italian Glass and Hypersteen | 0.75 x 26 | 2020

Esther Ervin is a mixed media artist, with varied work that is often historically or socially informed, sitespecific or exploratory. Her jewelry has been exhibited in Washington, Oregon, Beijing, China, Vilnius and Palanga, Lithuania, and in Legnica and Gdansk, Poland. This piece has multi-colored and multi-faceted beads contrasting with faux amber.

@ervincreative

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Asymmetrical Curve Necklace (nc58.gv) | $186

2231 Esther Ervin

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Silent Auction Two: Experiences 2301 Washington

Wine Package VALUE: $1862

Enjoy this high-end West Coast wine package, including: Horsepower 2017 Grenache, two bottles Leonetti Cellar Cabernet Sauvignon, Cayuse Vineyards Impulsivo, Spring Valley Vineyard’s “Frederick”, Royal City Syrah 2013, Sea Smoke’s “Ten” Pinot Noir, Quilceda Creek’s 2018 Cabernet Sauvignon, Mellisoni’s 2019 Cabernet, Cayuse Vineyards Camaspelo, Cayuse Vineyards 2011 Syrah, and Hors Categorie’s 2018 Syrah.

2302 Studio Visit with Nancy Callan & Julia Ricketts VALUE: $1200 Join world-renowned glass artist Nancy Callan and her partner, painter Julia Ricketts, for a two-hour intimate studio visit in North Seattle.

Learn fascinating details about the glassblowing process, Nancy’s artistic development and her trail-blazing career. Drinks and appetizers provided, all you need to bring is a thirst for knowledge and any friends or kids that would like to come along! Twenty percent of any resulting art sales will be donated to benefit Pratt. Experience for maximum of six people. Expires May 6, 2024.

2303 Bowl Turning Session

with Gregg Johnson VALUE: $500

Enjoy a four-hour interactive hands-on, bowl-turning session at woodworker Gregg Johnson’s Pine Lake studio, creating a functional piece of art from locally salvaged wood with the

artist’s assistance. In addition to the fruits of your own labor, you’ll bring home this beautiful, large, decorative bowl, turned from Crape Myrtle that was salvaged from a tree downed in Phinney Ridge. Session will be for one to two people, scheduled at a mutually agreeable date/ time. Expires May 6, 2024.

2304 Studio & Garden Party with Jenny Pohlman & Sabrina Knowles VALUE: $1000 Award-winning, internationaltraveling, artist duo Sabrina Knowles and Jenny Pohlman open their studios and gardens to your party of up to 10, from 6 – 8 p.m., on a mutually agreed-upon date, in addition to gifting the purchaser with a wall-mounted glass Tapestry Element valued at $750.

During the gathering, the artists will share insights into what drives their collaboration, the content of their work, techniques employed to achieve their work, and share some of their inspirational travel experiences, while you enjoy local wine and handcrafted hors d’oeuvres.

2305 Exclusive Studio Visit & Wine Tasting at Squire Broel’s Studio in Walla Walla VALUE: $4000 This is a rare opportunity for you and five friends to experience a behind-thescenes look at Broel’s creative processes.

Hear about how the land and pace of rural life influence his artmaking practice and his finished artworks.

You’ll also receive a suite of three works on paper that reflect aspects of the Walla Walla Valley. While in

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FINE ART AUCTION the studio you’ll also enjoy a curated wine tasting that will highlight connections with the artwork and the land of the surrounding region. This also includes a private tour of public art around Walla Walla and Whitman College campus—including Broel’s four public art pieces. Only one suite of original artwork is available with this experience. Expires May 6, 2024.

2308 Screenprinting Party for 8 with Kerstin Graudins VALUE: $900

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2306 Private Glassblowing Experience for Six with Jeanne Ferraro & Mary Quinn

The winning bidder will share the fun with up to seven during this four-hour introduction to screen printing. You will create stencils and screen print your own designs on t-shirts, fabric, and paper. The party will be scheduled on a mutually agreeable date in 2023 at Pratt Fine Arts Center.

AUCTION 2309 Miniature Encaustic Painting Party for 8 with Larry Calkins

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2307 Evening at Traver Gallery for 25 VALUE: $2000

This experience includes an evening of wine and small bites with a tour of the gallery by Director Sarah Traver.

Located in the heart of downtown Seattle, Traver Gallery is one of the country’s premier exhibition spaces for contemporary studio glass, painting, sculpture, and installation art. For more than 40 years, it has served as a theater for the visual arts, providing space for artists to explore their ideas and share their discoveries with the world.

Expires May 6, 2024.

VALUE: $900

The winning bidder will share the fun with up to seven friends during this four-hour introduction to encaustic (beeswax oil painting). You will learn to use the mini encaustic pen tool and other techniques for fine manipulation of the encaustic medium. The party will be scheduled on a mutually agreeable date in 2023 at Pratt Fine Arts Center.

2310 Eight VIP Passes and Curated Tour by Sarah Traver at the Seattle Art Fair July 27 – 30 VALUE: $2,000 ($250 per ticket)

Enjoy eight VIP passes to the 2023 Seattle Art Fair, July 27 – 30. This experience includes a curated tour by Traver Gallery Director Sarah Traver.

These passes are valid throughout the entire art fair engagement including the VIP opening. The curated tour is available Friday, Saturday, or Sunday but excludes opening night.

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Experience the dramatic art of glassblowing in Pratt’s fully-equipped hot shop in a four-hour private lesson for you and up to five guests.

Multidisciplinary artists and veteran Pratt instructors Jeanne Ferraro and Mary Quinn will teach your group to gather, blow, and shape molten glass into simple glass objects. Tools and materials included. The lesson will be scheduled on a mutually agreeable date. Expires May 6, 2024.

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PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER 2311 Bronze Pour Experience & Rabbit’s Year Touchstone with Kite Arner VALUE: $450 per rabbit You and up to 11 others will attend a bronze pouring at Pratt Fine Arts Center, sharing in the spectacle of metal casting first-hand, and receive a figurine in celebrating the Year of the Rabbit, by the Lunar Calendar.

This Rabbit figurine is designed as a touchstone, an object providing a tactile link to bring yourself to your center. The figurine will patina with time and handling, changing color.

This is intentional, allowing the Rabbit itself to tell of its ongoing history of use and care. Each package includes two tickets to attend the bronze pour and one of the limited run figurine Rabbits, hand-carved in wax and cast in bronze by Pratt Instructor Kite Arner to commemorate this experience.

Additional Rabbits may be purchased as a standalone, within availability of the limited run. These are only available to supporters of Pratt Fine Arts Center this year in 2023. Experience date options: June 12, 2023 or June 16, 2023

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PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER LIVE #1 Board Liquor Cabinet VALUE $400 This package, donated by Pratt’s Board of Trustees, provides a flavorsome variety of spirits suggested to create sensational cocktails. There is something for everyone in this fantastic selection.

LIVE #2 Donna Prunkard Party in Polka Dots | $450 Glass | 21 inches | 2023 Donna Prunkard is an instructor at Pratt and loves being part of a student’s first experience with molten glass. The larger beads in this necklace are blown hollow beads; the glass is soda lime soft glass, the chain and handmade clasp are sterling silver. It’s a party in polka dots!

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FINE ART AUCTION LIVE #3 Kamla Kakaria Hiding in Plain Sight | 800 $

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Mixed Media | 18 x 24 | 2021 Kamla Kakaria received her MFA in Printmaking from the University of Washington. She is the 2D Studio Manager at Pratt Fine Arts Center and Board President of Seattle Print Arts. As an immigrant from India, her work is influenced by memories of the beauty and fragility of India. kamlakakaria@wordpress.com

LIVE #4 Chuck Lopez Isos a Retori | $1200

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Blown Glass with White Zanfirico Cane | 12.5 x 9 x 3 | 2019 Chuck Lopez is a Seattle-based artist

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who began working in glass in 1989. He received a BA in Philosophy from the University of Colorado, 1995, and an MFA from Alfred University, 1999. He has received grants from Pilchuck Glass School, Artist Trust, and the Creative Glass Center of America at Wheaton Arts, and he was a co-chair for the 2011 Glass Art Society conference in Seattle.

Chuck has been involved with Pratt since 1999, as staff member, instructor, teaching assistant, student, and Artist in Residence. chucklopez.glass

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PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER LIVE #5 Preston Singletary Tlingit Berry Basket | $3500 Blown and Sand-Carved Glass | 5 x 6.75 | 2023 Preston Singletary’s art has become synonymous with the relationship between Tlingit culture and fine art. His glass sculptures incorporate Tlingit mythology and traditional designs, which shape his contemporary perspective of Native culture.

Throughout his more than thirty years of glassblowing, his works have been featured in the collections of the British Museum, the Corning Museum of Glass, the Heard Museum, the Mint Museum of Art and Design, the Seattle Art Museum, and the Smithsonian Institution. prestonsingletary.com @prestonsingletaryglass

LIVE #6 Stephanie Hargrave Hellebore 2 & 3 (Diptych) | $4400 Encaustic | 24 x 48 | 2023 Stephanie Hargrave has been working with encaustic, a technique she learned at Pratt, for over 25 years. She has been painting and working in clay since college, where she studied color theory, ceramics, sculpture, drawing, and painting. Stephanie has shown her work nationally; over the past 19 years, she has had 20 solo shows, participated in 13 collaborative two- to three-artist shows, and participated in 79 group shows. Her work was recently accepted into the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art’s Spotlight group exhibit, scheduled for June 2023. Stephanie recently moved back to Seattle from Brooklyn, New York, and is happy to reconnect with the art community at Pratt. stephaniehargrave.com

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FINE ART AUCTION LIVE #7 Elizabeth Weber Festive | 400 $

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Wood | 5 x 6.25 x 4.5 | 2021 Elizabeth Weber is a woodworker and Pratt instructor originally from Tennessee. Festive is a piece of PNW madrone, carved and painted with milk paint, then mended with copper at the rim. The wood for the piece was gifted to the artist by a close friend. Elizabeth uses colors to complete her work and evoke happiness and emotion; she writes, “I believe that color is nature’s way of smiling.” @icosa_woodworks

LIVE #8 Paul DeSomma Dual Channel Object | $2000 Hot Glass | 10 x 15 x 3 | 2022 Paul DeSomma joined the Seattle glass community in 1986 as a member of

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William Morris’s team. After decades of Seattle and international affiliations, Paul and his partner, artist Marsha Blaker, opened their hot shop in Santa Cruz, California. This piece is exemplary of Paul’s interest in optical effects in hot glass, eschewing cold working and focusing on optics.

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PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER LIVE #9 Dara Solliday Viaduct 8 (Waterfront in Layers) | $ 2800 Encaustic Mixed Media on Panel | 30 x 30 x 1.5 | 2019 Dara Solliday is a Seattle-based painter, maker, drawer, and beloved Pratt staff member. Using encaustic paint as a vehicle for mixed media, her work combines architectural images of land pattern, structure, and urban development into multi-layered views of home and landscape. darasolliday.com / @darafrances

LIVE #10 Cappy Thompson & Dick Weiss Double Portrait | $3400 White Earthenware with Underglaze | 16 x 11 x 4.5 | 2017 Cappy Thompson and Dick Weiss are good friends who have been working as glass artists for forty years. Thompson and Weiss have works in private and public collections internationally. Both have public art installations in stained glass at SeaTac airport. Every December for the last ten years, Cappy and Dick work together at Pottery Northwest.

Collaborating has been one of the great pleasures of their creative lives. cappyanddick.com cappythompson.com dickweissglass.com

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FINE ART AUCTION LIVE #11 Anna Skibska Forget-Me-Not or Remember Me? | $ 3200 Anna Skibska Technique Painted Glass | 17.5 x 21.5 x 4 | 2023 Anna Skibska studied in the Department of Painting at the Academy of Art in Wroclaw, Poland. She received her diploma in 1984, and the Lifetime Achievement Honeycomb Award in Poland in 2014. She has presented 56 individual exhibitions; the National Museum in Wroclaw, Seattle Art Museum, the Museo del Vetro in Murano, the Museum of Glass and others. Her signature technique, the Anna Skibska technique, was developed in the early part of the 1990s. @annaskibska

LIVE #12 Lino Tagliapietra Borneo | $42,000 Blown Glass | 17 x 9.75 x 7.25 | 2008 In 1979, Lino Tagliapietra went to Pilchuck Glass School for the first time

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and changed American glassblowing forever. A native of Murano, Italy, Tagliapietra apprenticed with a maestro at age twelve, and reached the rank of maestro by the age twenty-one. His work has been exhibited and included in many collections including the Biennale di Venezia, the Corning Museum of Glass, and the Victoria and Albert Museum. Lino completed his final blow in winter of 2023.

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PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER LIVE #13 Ginny Ruffner Untitled | $1900 Oil Pastel, Watercolor | 24 x 18 | 2019 Ginny Ruffner is a Seattle-based artist best known for her elegant sculptures and mastery of glass techniques.

Originally trained at the University of Georgia as a painter, Ruffner has had 88 solo shows, several hundred group shows, and her work is in 55 permanent museum and public collections around the world. She has written two books and been the subject of an awardwinning documentary. Her recent work combines Augmented Reality (AR) technology to create an interactive viewer experience. linktr.ee/ginnyruffner @ginnyruffner

LIVE #14 Mary Molyneaux In the Garden | $1800 Mixed Media - Collage, Drawing, Ink | 36 x 24 | 2015 Mary Molyneaux’s mixed media paintings occupy the space between abstraction and realism. Molyneaux has been a practicing artist for over thirty years, working in a variety of media including 2D and 3D forms. She has studied at Central Missouri University, University of Tennessee, Oregon School of Arts and Crafts, and Pratt Fine Arts Center.

Her paintings and sculptures have been exhibited in the Northwest, California, Illinois, Minnesota, and Costa Rica.

Molyneaux’s art is in private, corporate, and public collections in the Midwest and West Coast, as well as England, Italy, Sweden, Spain, and the Bahamas. marymolyneauxart.com

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FINE ART AUCTION LIVE #15 Ricardo Duque Sunset | $2700 Acrylic/Resin | 36 x 36 | 2022 Ricardo Romero Cortez Duque is a Seattle-based visual artist. Acrylic paintings are his main medium, though he also makes work with paints, clay, and ink. He writes, “Imagination seems to be bountiful; this dreaming gave me permission to paint with varied media, in different styles, from abstracts to seascapes.”

By exploring a classic landscape in abstract application, Ricardo creates intense personal moments and allows the viewer to find themselves in every piece. ricardoduque.com

LIVE #16 Crista Matteson Pink Bunny in a Garden | $4000 Kiln Cast Glass | 7 x 13 x 8 | 2020

cristamatteson.com @crista_matteson

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Crista Matteson’s glass speaks to her love of wild spaces of the Northwest.

An accomplished sculptor and graduate of California College of Art, Crista has won multiple awards, had two feature articles in Glass Art Magazine, and exhibits in galleries and museums across the U.S. She’s been a teacher’s assistant at both Corning Museum and Pratt Fine Arts Center. Pink Bunny is from her Kinship series.

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PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER LIVE #17 Sabah Al-Dhaher Nightfall | $3000 Basalt on Marble Base | 20 x 6 x 6 | 2022 Sabah Al-Dhaher was born in Nasriyah, Iraq. At age 15, he was accepted to the Institute of Fine Arts in Basra, Iraq, where he received his training in classical art graduating in 1989.

He has taught stone carving at at several International Stone Sculptor’s Symposiums. Sabah has been working and teaching at Pratt for more than fifteen years. sabahfineart.com

LIVE #18 Rickie Wolfe Bridge-1 | $1400 Metal and Paper | 20 x 11 x 9 | 2022 Rickie Wolfe is a Seattle-based studio artist and teacher. She has a studio practice in printmaking, sculpture, and painting. She is represented by Fresh Paint Art in Los Angeles and Gallery IMA in Seattle. She received her BFA from Cornish College of the Arts. Bridge-1 was an element of her 2022 Shunpike Storefront-Amazon installation, Bridges and Loops. Rickie continues to investigate structures based in nature. She is the Print Studio Coordinator at Pratt Fine Arts Center. rickiewolfe.com / @rickie.wolfe

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FINE ART AUCTION LIVE #19 Emmanuel (Manolo) Aguilera-Santos Nopal Maduro (Mature Cactus) | $ 1700 Blown and Hot-sculpted Glass | 17 x 7 x 5 | 2022 Emmanuel Aguilera-Santos (Manolo) is a Seattle-based glass artist originally from Veracruz, Mexico. For the past 18 years, he has worked as part of Dale Chihuly’s glassblowing team. Manolo’s art incorporates traditional Venetian technique while honoring his heritage and the history of the Olmec, Maya, and Aztec people. manologlass.com

LIVE #20 Angela Scott Blue Grid | $2800 Oil on Canvas | 48 x 48 | 2020

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Angela Scott holds a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. She lives and works in Shoreline, Washington.

Blue Grid is part of a body of work intended as meditative spaces, built with layered washes of oil paint. A balance of linear and organic elements reference order and chaos, nature versus human made, and internal versus external landscapes.

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PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER LIVE #21 Makana Cole, Finnegan Fant, & John O’Neil The Gnomes’ Workshop | $2700 Damascus, Silver, Shibuishi, Brass, Bronze, Steel, Wood | 8 x 12 x 22 | 2023 This collaborative piece between youth artists Makana Cole, Finnegan Fant, and John O’Neil is a functional piece of art based on the prompt, “What does Pratt mean to you?” The Gnomes’ Workshop incorporates a miniature element by each artist, all operated with the turn of a hand crank. The artists made the piece to represent the spirit of collaboration and the joy of their friendship flourishing in Pratt’s metal shop.

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LIVE #22 Brandon Bowman Home Free | $1200 Steel, Brass, Wood, Neodymium | 24 x 10 x 12 | 2023 Brandon Bowman is a blacksmith, welder, and Pratt youth instructor from Seattle, Washington. Home Free represents the spectrum of decisions and emotions related to the chonic housing crisis in America. The work itself contains many deeply symbolic elements, including a precisely fabricated house emulating the standardized values of the American dream. Its brass roof highlights the simple priority of having a roof over one’s head, while the shackle represents the impossibility of choice: to gain freedom one must simply break the chain.

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FINE ART AUCTION LIVE #23 Jenny Pohlman & Sabrina Knowles Nekanda’s Apprentice | $9000 Blown, Sculpted and Polished Glass, Steel with Patina | 26 x 11 x 9 | 2001 From their earliest collaborative efforts, Jenny Pohlman and Sabrina Knowles have explored feminine identity, curvature, strength, and plasticity inherent in glass. The narrative sculptures of their Homage series integrate glass forms and fabricated steel mounts. Their intent is to create sculptural forms and assemblages that evoke the sensuous curves of the feminine and engage their viewers in a moment of reflection.

Pohlman and Knowles are the recipients of numerous honors, fellowships, and residencies.

Their work has been displayed in private, public, and museum collections worldwide.

This item is not available as a Golden Ticket winner selection. pohlmanknowles.com

LIVE #24 Etsuko Ichikawa Trace 0312 | $2300 Glass Pyrograph on Paper | 22.5 x 22.5 | 2012 Etsuko Ichikawa is a Tokyo-born,

etsukoichikawa.com / @etsukomochi

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Hawaii-based multi-media artist, filmmaker, and activist. Her glass pyrograph is a fire drawing in which Etsuko uses molten glass as her “brush.” This spontaenous process chars traces of her movement onto paper, capturing and eternalizing a fleeting moment.

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PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER LIVE #25 Davide Salvadore Il Mio Cuore (Rondelle) | $15,000 Blown Glass | 18 dia. | 2023 Davide Salvadore is a Muranese maestro descended from generations of glassworkers. He has collaborated with venerated glasshouses such as Venini, Barovier & Toso, Nason & Moretti, and La Murrina, and his work has been exhibited and collected internationally.

For Salvadore, working with glass is a way of life, and reverance for glass and its traditions is inherent in everything he does. He combines traditional Italian techniques and elements in his work, which reflects influences such as Muranese roads and glasshouse smokestacks. This piece was made during his recent Master Artist Workshop at Pratt Fine Arts Center.

This item is not available as a Golden Ticket winner selection. davidesalvatore.com

RAISE THE PADDLE! See information at right

LIVE #26 Two Alaska Airlines Round-Trip Ticket Vouchers VALUE $2500 Treat yourself and one companion to two round-trip ticket vouchers on Alaska Airlines worth $1,250 each. Enjoy a trip to any of the 115+ destinations across the US, Canada, Mexico, and Costa Rica covered by Alaska Airlines. Seating is coach. Expires May 6, 2024.

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RAISE THE PADDLE! At Pratt, we strive to make art accessible to everyone: access to arts education; access to highly specialized equipment and studio space; access to the transformative experience of making art.

Your Raise the Paddle gifts will directly support our mission, making the creative experience accessible to over 20,000 community members in the coming year.

Raise your paddle to help Pratt meet a special $100,000 Matching Challenge from the Klorfine Foundation!

GIVING LEVELS Our Auctioneer will provide an opportunity to give at the levels below.

Consider your ability to make a meaningful impact, and then choose one or more levels to total your contribution.

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Thank you for your support!

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PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER LIVE #27 1 Week Luxury Accommodations in Puerto Vallarta VALUE $2500 This two-bed, two-bath, 5th floor corner unit sleeps up to six with a huge wrap-around balcony with views of Banderas Bay. This designer condo is any art lover’s paradise, right on the beach in Old Town with a rooftop pool.

Walkable to dozens of restaurants, galleries, shopping and more! Your dream vacation awaits. This package is available from Saturday to Saturday and excludes December 23 – March 30.

LIVE #28 Juan Alonso-Rodriguez Palm Desert #6 | $880 India Ink & Graphite on Bristol Paper | 24 x 20 | 2018 Juan Alonso-Rodríguez is a Cuban-born, self-taught artist who has been active in the Seattle arts community for over 30 years.

He has won numerous awards including the Neddy in 1997, Mayor’s Arts Award in 2010 and has created public works for Sea/Tac Airport, Century Link Field, Seattle’s Light Rail, Epiphany School, and Chief Sealth High School. His work is in numerous private and public collections, including Portland Art Museum, Tacoma Art Museum, and Henry Art Gallery. This work is inspired by light, shadows, and shapes found in the desert. juanalonsostudio.com

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FINE ART AUCTION LIVE #29 Thu Nguyen The Tour Guide | $3000

AWARD WINNER SEE PG. 2

Oil on Panel | 20 x 24 x 2 | 2022 Thu Nguyen is a Vietnamese painter based in the United States. In 1975, she immigrated to the U.S. after being separated from her parents during the fall of Saigon. She holds a BFA in painting and has received grants from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation and Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation. Her work is represented in public and private collections internationally. As part of the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery competition, her work has been featured in galleries nationally. She currently resides in Hawaii, where she composes oil portraits and scenes of life marked by a rich color palette. thunguyenartgallery.com

LIVE #30 Marita Dingus I’m Not Karen | $800

AWARD WINNER SEE PG. 2

Mixed Media - Recovered Materials | 10 x 8 x 8 | 2023

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Marita Dingus creates mixed media sculpture out of discarded materials.

She holds an MFA from San Jose State University, and has been awarded an Artist Trust Fellowship and a Guggenheim Fellowship. Her work is included in the collections of Seattle Art Museum, Microsoft, Safeco, Swedish Hospital, the Seattle Arts Commission, and the Tacoma Art Museum. She was born and raised in the greater Seattle area, attended Tyler School of Art at Temple University, and studied abroad in Rome and Morocco. Her first-hand exposure to African art changed her focus from painting to sculpture. maritadingus.com

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Gorgeous industrial farmhouse farmhouse located locatedin inBellevue, Bellevue, WA. Gorgeous 5,500sf 5,500sf industrial WA. Designed built by

by MacPherson MacPhersonConstruction Construction Design, this home Designed and built && Design, this home has featuresincluding includinga acustom custom wine wall, floating has several several luxurious luxurious features wine wall, floating stairs, private private balconies, stairs, balconies,and andso somuch muchmore! more!

SDF 2023: CURIOSITY

Call for Proposals Due May 31

Festival

Kicks Off August 19

More info seadesignfest.org

CAN’T SPELL COMMUNITY WITHOUT UNITY. We’re proud to support Pratt Fine Arts Center. #AlaskaCarelines

SEATTLE GLASSBLOWING STUDIO Gallery | Custom Projects | Special Events

Gallery features more than 80 artists from Seattle & beyond. Pieces shown here by Beau Tsai, Thomas Petit, Cat Burns & Seattle Glassblowing Studio

Special Events Free public events every month with guest artists and live glassblowing demonstrations.

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Aguilera-Santos, Emmanuel (Manolo) 55 Al-Dhaher, Sabah 54 Alonso-Rodriguez, Juan 60 Amich, Elizabeth 34 Arner, Kite 42

Elek, Jen 29 Ervin, Esther 39

B Baber, Bill 30 Bako, Pat 32 Balshor, Susan 29 Birinyi, Becky 21 Boehm, Sabina 35 Borcherding, Brooke 31 Bowman, Brandon 56 Buhler, Karen 29

C Calkins, Larry 33, 41 Callan, Nancy 40 Campbell, Lee 29 Carano Glass 37, 38 Chatt, David 38 Christian, Jason 29 Chubotin, Yulia 23 Cobb, Ben 35 Cole, Makana 56 Connelly, Patrick 22

D D’Aquila, Carmen 19 Davis, Diane 22 DeMartin, Renee 37 Demuth, Tim 24, 32 DeSomma, Paul 49 Dingus, Marita 61 Drobnack, Gary 20, 33 Drobnack, Manya 19 Dunham, Bandhu 36

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F Fant, Finnegan 56 Farbanish, Tom 34 Ferraro, Jeanne 23, 29, 41 Friend, Diana 19

G Grahn, Carla 23 Graudins, Kerstin 33, 41 Grisez, Catherine 37, 39 Guerrero, Francisco 34 Guy, Iris 35, 38

H Hale, Ashley 20 Hargrave, Kathleen 21 Hargrave, Stephanie 23, 48 Hasegawa, Lisa 32 Henscheid, Tom 18 Hibbard, Cynthia 35

I Ichikawa, Etsuko 57

J Jasper, Paul 19 Jensen, Steve 33 Johnson, Gregg 40 Jones, Robert 28

K Kakaria, Kamla 47 Kikuchi, Louise 34 Knowles, Sabrina 57 Knuth, Barbara 36 Koda, Masami 18

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Landsaat, Michèle 34 Lopez, Chuck 47 Lutrick, David 18, 36

Salvadore, Davide 58 Scott, Angela 55 Shalev, Ayelet 30, 31 Shin, Jueun 22, 24 Singletary, Preston 48 Sing, Shirley 21 Skibska, Anna 37, 51 Solliday, Dara 50 Spitzack, Charles 30, 31 Star, Chrissa 21 Street, Becky 32, 33 Swimmer, Lara 32

M Matson, Cheryl 36 Matteson, Crista 53 McCormack, Dan 32 McIntyre, Kim 28 McKibben, Drew 39 Minkoff, Daphne 31 Molyneaux, Mary 52 Moon, Leslie Nan 31

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O Oakes, Robin K. 30 Olson, Joel 38 O’Neil, John 56 O’Reilly, Philip 30

P Parramore, Roger 28 Passmore, William 18 Pedersen, Eric 29 Petrus 38 Platts-Brown, Vicki 20 Plotnikova, Evgeniya 19 Pohlman, Jenny 57 Prunkard, Donna 35, 46

T Tagliapietra, Lino 51 Tervonen, Jan 20 Thompson, Cappy 50 Trageser, Hayley 39 Trapani, Catherine 20 Traver, Sarah 41

V Van Someren, Kim 31

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Quinn, Mary 18, 41

Wada, Sharon 20, 21 Walters, David 28 Wartnik, Felicia 35 Weber, Elizabeth 36, 49 Weiss, Dick 50 Westergaard, Christine 18 Weyer, Patricia 28 Willis, Cait 33 Winska, Kalina 33, 34 Wolfe, Rickie 54

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Randall, Anne 37 Rhoads, Kait 38 Ricketts, Julia 40 Rosskamp, Lynn 19 Rudis, Mark 28 Ruffner, Ginny 52

Zahniser, Cheryl 30

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EXPERIENCE INDEX Silent Auction Two Experiences 2301 Washington Wine Package 40 2302 Studio Visit with Nancy Callan & Julia Ricketts 40 2303 Bowl Turning Session with Gregg Johnson 40 2304 Studio & Garden Party with Jenny Pohlman & Sabrina Knowles 40 2305 Exclusive Studio Visit & Wine Tasting at Squire Broel’s Studio 40 2306 Private Glassblowing Experience for Six with Jeanne Ferraro & Mary Quinn 41 2307 Evening at Traver Gallery for 25 41 2308 Screenprinting Party for 8 with Kerstin Graudins 41 2309 Miniature Encaustic Painting Party for 8 with Larry Calkins 41 2310 Eight VIP Passes and Curated Tour by Sarah Traver at the Seattle Art Fair 41 2311 Bronze Pour Experience & Rabbit’s Year Touchstone with Kite Arner 42

Live Auction Experiences LIVE 1 Board Liquor Cabinet 46 LIVE 26 Two Alaska Airlines Round-Trip Ticket Vouchers 58 LIVE 27 1 Week Luxury Accommodations in Puerto Vallarta 60

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PROUD SUPPORTERS OF THE PRATT FINE ARTS CENTER

Founded in 1983, MacPherson Construction & Design consists of a team of design and construction professionals who take pride in orchestrating the countless details of a project and turning them into a wonderful home.

THANK YOU, ARTISTS! Pratt Fine Arts Center is truly blessed with a dynamic community of artists who support the organization’s mission in myriad ways, year after year. Pratt’s Polka Dot Party features an especially impressive display of art contributed by an incredible and generous group of artists.

Artists, we stand in absolute awe of your creative contributions to the field, and are sincerely grateful for your gifts this year. We appreciate you!

Collectors, we encourage you to bid boldly this evening in support of our mission and these artists who have been, and continue to be, so giving. We encourage everyone to extend support of these artists by visiting their studios and galleries; and continuing to invest in, and enjoy their work, throughout the year.