TWO x TWO 2014 - final new

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TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art benefiting amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research and the Dallas Museum of Art 2014

TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art is an annual black-tie gala and contemporary art auction held at the Richard Meier-designed Rachofsky House in Dallas, Texas. Thanks to the phenomenal support of the participating artists, dealers, sponsors and patrons, TWO x TWO has raised over $45 million in its fifteen-year history in support of amfAR’s AIDS research initiatives and the Dallas Museum of Art’s contemporary art acquisitions and exhibitions.

TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art has evolved into a series of social events designed to highlight the efforts of amfAR and engaging the arts community in Dallas. TWO x TWO has become the largest fundraiser in the United States for amfAR. TWO x TWO is also the largest single annual source of funds for contemporary art acquisitions at the DMA, enabling the addition of over 170 major works of contemporary art to its permanent collection and helping to fund remarkable contemporary exhibitions.

It is the extraordinary generosity, passion and dedication at the heart of this endeavor that ensure the continued success of TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art. twoxtwo.org

amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research, founded in 1985, is dedicated to ending the global AIDS epidemic through innovative research. With the freedom and flexibility to respond quickly to emerging areas of scientific promise, amfAR plays a catalytic role in accelerating the pace of HIV/AIDS research and achieving real breakthroughs. amfAR-funded research has increased our understanding of HIV and has helped lay the groundwork for major advances in the treatment and prevention of HIV/AIDS. Intensifying its research efforts, in 2014 amfAR launched the “Countdown to a Cure for HIV/AIDS,” a bold new initiative aimed at finding a broadly applicable cure for HIV by 2020. Since 1985, amfAR has invested more than $388 million in its programs and has awarded more than 3,300 grants to research teams worldwide.

These investments have led to major advances in HIV treatment and prevention. For example, amfAR-funded studies contributed to the development of four of the six main drug classes that are helping people with HIV/ AIDS live longer, healthier lives. Today, the Foundation’s research investments are focused squarely on the search for a cure for HIV/AIDS. amfar.org

Established in 1903, the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA) ranks among the leading art institutions in the country and is distinguished by its innovative exhibitions and groundbreaking educational programs. At the heart of the Museum and its programs is its global collection, which encompasses more than 24,000 works and spans 5,000 years of history, representing a full range of world cultures. Located in the vibrant Arts District of downtown Dallas, the Museum welcomes more than half a million visitors annually and acts as a catalyst for community creativity, engaging people of all ages and backgrounds with a diverse spectrum of programming, from exhibitions and lectures to concerts, literary events, and dramatic and dance presentations. The DMA directs all proceeds from TWO x TWO to the Contemporary Art Acquisition Fund and exhibitions. dallasmuseumofart.org

presenting sponsor Audi of America event hosts Cindy and Howard Rachofsky honored artist Wade Guyton chairmen Lisa and John Runyon amfAR chairman of the board Kenneth Cole dallas museum of art Jacqueline and Maxwell Anderson two x two director Melissa Meeks Ireland the 16th annual TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art gala dinner and art auction benefiting amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research, and the Dallas Museum of Art

Saturday, October 25, 2014 The Rachofsky House, 8605 Preston Road, Dallas, Texas platinum sponsors Kiehl’s Since 1851 • Nancy C. and Richard R. Rogers • Sotheby’s

silent auction 6:30 p.m. presented by Citi Private Bank seated dinner 8:00 p.m. with performance by CeeLo Green live auction 9:00 p.m. presented by Company of Trinity Forest Golfers conducted by Jamie Niven, Chairman, Sotheby’s, North and South America luxury cocktails and champagne provided by Moët Hennessy USA valet provided by Aston Martin of Dallas celebrity travel provided by Tim Headington on behalf of The Joule Hotel the late night lounge sips by Belvedere Vodka attire all that glitters…

platinum table Nancy C. and Richard R. Rogers platinum TWO x TWO for 2 The Maurice Marciano Family Foundation • Deedie and Rusty Rose TWO x TWO for 2 Jennifer and John Eagle • Laura and Walter Elcock • Gene and Jerry Jones Family Cindy and Howard Rachofsky • Catherine and Will Rose grand benefactor table Frances Bowes • Elizabeth Redleaf • Elisa and Stephen Summers benefactor tables Christopher Bass • Andy Beal • Nancy and Clint Carlson The Robert and Nancy Dedman Foundation Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas • Dior Georgina Hartland / Nasiba and Thomas Hartland-Mackie • Marguerite Steed Hoffman • Janelle and Alden Pinnell / Pinnell Foundation Jan and Jim Showers / Shelia McAdams • Gayle and Paul Stoffel • Christen and Derek Wilson patron tables Ana and Don Carty • Gay & Lesbian Fund for Dallas • Debbie and Eric Green • Hadleigh’s / Stephanie and John Roberts Human Rights Campaign • Gowri and Alex Nila K. Sharma • Jacquelin and Philip Taylor grand benefactor tickets Amy and Vernon Faulconer • Alan Hergott and Curt Shepard • Ann and Lee Hobson Cynthia and Forrest Miller • Ann and Ron Pizzuti • Kelli and Allen Questrom • Lisa and John Rocchio • Sharon and Michael Young benefactor tickets Lindsey and Patrick Collins • Michael Corman and Kevin Fink • Marion Thomas Flores • Julie and Ed Hawes Tom Kennedy and John Morace • Catherine and Doug MacMahon • Rozanne and Billy Rosenthal • Jo and Andre Staffelbach Harold H. Stream, III • Emily and Steve Summers • Merry and Chad Vose patron tickets Alia Al-Senussi • Abdullah K. AlTurki • Heather and Scott Asbury • Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Carrie and Steven Becker • Brian Bolke and Faisal Halum • Lael and Peter Brodsky • Andre Buchmann • Gonzalo Bueno and Michael McCray • Leland Burk and Thomas Feulmer • Sarah Calodney • Laura Cunningham and Thomas Keller • Rob Dailey Claire Dewar • Mark Dorfman • Maria and Amir Ecker • Claire and Dwight Emanuelson • Shannon and Jeff Estes Regen and Jeff Fearon • Cindy Ferris • Jordan Ford • Dolly and Jack Geary • Deborah Green and Clayton Aynesworth Fanchon and Howard Hallam • Tammy Cotton Hartnett • Janie and Dave Hodges • Kim and Tony Horton • Julie Johnson and Sue Moster • Janet and Terry Kafka • Susan and Bob Kaminski • Elisabeth Karpidas • Rachel and David Kelton • Terry and Jeff Kurz • Brandt Laird • Mary Ann and Allen Lassiter • Muffin and John Lemak • Petie and Bryan Lewis • W. Bruce Lunsford Larry Lyles • Robert A. Manley • Chris Mattsson and John McHale • Fredericka and David Middleton • David Morales and Gabriel Suarez • Niven Morgan and Shelby Wagner • Jay Oppenheimer and Dolph Hass • Lucilo Peña and Lee Cobb Petroleum Traders Corporation • Karen and Richard Pollock • Kate and Rawleigh Ralls • Katherine and Eric Reeves • Eve Reid Stacey and John Relton • Lisa and John Runyon • Capera Ryan • Cindy and Armond Schwartz • Stephanie and Michael Seay Jay Shinn and Tim Hurst • Nicole and Justin Small Waverly and David Smith • Margaret and Glenn Solomon Sandra Soriano • Wendy and Jeremy Strick • Greg Swalwell and Terry Connor • Gary Tigges and Cyrus Hadjesmaili donations BBVA / Compass • Rod Jones and Nancy Perot • The MOB Family Foundation / Susan and Bill Montgomery Amy and John Phelan • Kate and Andy Spade • Leigh and Jason Taylor TWO x TWO extends heartfelt congratulations and grateful thanks to our dear friends and longtime supporters Brian Bolke and Faisal Halum, who have asked friends and family to consider making a donation to TWO x TWO in lieu of wedding gifts.

Lists as of Sept 25, 2014

presenting sponsor Audi of America platinum sponsors Kiehl's Since 1851 • Sotheby’s gold sponsors Dom Pérignon • NorthPark Center • U.S. Risk valet sponsor Aston Martin of Dallas luxury cocktails and champagne provided by Moët Hennessy USA tent design Todd Fiscus for Todd Events art sponsor Waldman Bros. / Chubb Personal Insurance silent auction sponsor Citi Private Bank live auction sponsor The Company of Trinity Forest Golfers auctioneer Jamie Niven, Chairman, Sotheby’s, North and South America catalogue sponsor Sotheby’s graphic design and printing sponsor Texas Graphic Resource, Inc. first look with Tory Burch Watches for Fossil® brunch sponsor U.S. Trust celebrity travel sponsor Tim Headington on behalf of The Joule Hotel media sponsor FD Luxe silver sponsors Cassandra Fine Catering • Displays Fine Art Services • Lombardi Family Concepts Unified Fine Art Services bronze sponsor Dakota's Steakhouse • Farfetch in-kind sponsors 24fps • Alexander McQueen • Artsy • BeGlammed • Bottega Veneta The Buzzell Company • The Cultured Cup • Claire Dewar • DJ Lucy Wrubel • Ducky-Bob’s Event Specialists Dude Sweet Chocolate • Empire Baking Co. • Gucci • Hillstone • Marguerite Steed Hoffman • Hublot The Joule Hotel • Laurie Harper Calligraphy • Park Cities Hilton • Posh • PRO/SOUND Roberto Cavalli • Rosewood Crescent Court • Runyon Fine Arts • Safe Art SAT, Inc. • Salvatore Ferragamo San Pellegrino / Acqua Panna • Sprinkles Cupcakes • Strong Travel Services • Suite 206 Switch Lighting • Tom Ford • Valentino • Versace • Whitewall Magazine

Dear Friends: Here is your chance to . Once again I have invited two friends to share in the fun of highlighting works in the 2014 auction: Gavin Delahunty, the Hoffman Family Senior Curator of Contemporary Art at the Dallas Museum of Art, and John Runyon, trusted art advisor and our TWO x TWO chairman. Gavin, John and I each have our own icon to indicate our picks and we encourage you to take an extra look at our selected works: Howard’s Hidden Gems, Gavin’s Curator’s Choice, and John’s Under the Radar will be noted online, in the auction catalogue, and throughout the exhibition.

This year we are adding a modern twist to the auction. We are pleased to partner with Artsy, and now anyone can bid in the auction online at artsy.net/twoxtwo. The bidding begins on Friday, 10 October, 2014, at 12 noon CST, and will close on Thursday, 23 October at 12 noon CST. You may place your bid anytime during the course of the auction time period. On Thursday, 23 October, at 12 noon CST, the highest bid at or above retail value on items win the work. You may place your bid online and continue to bid throughout the week, or you may set your maximum bid and Artsy will bid on increment on your behalf up to your pre-set maximum. If you like, you can also have a TWO x TWO representative bid for you on Artsy. For further details please e-mail Meg Smith Gratch, auction manager, at meg@rachofskyhouse.org, to learn more about bidding on the on Artsy.

On Thursday, 23 October, at 12 noon CST, if the work is still available, it goes into the silent auction under standard TWO x TWO bidding procedures. The winning bidder will then be notified by telephone no later than Sunday, 26 October.

Remember you don’t have to be present at TWO x TWO to . Just look for the icons pictured above in our auction catalogue and on artsy.net/twoxtwo. More details on each of the works listed in are available in both the print catalogue and at twoxtwo.org.

Good luck!

Howard Rachofsky

HOWARD'S HIDDEN GEMS ANDISHEH AVINI

JOSEPH KOSUTH

LEONARDO DREW

TOM LADUKE

JERONIMO ELESPE

TONY MATELLI

TIM GARDNER

YASUO SUMI (SY-P-15)

JENNIFER GUIDI

PIOTR UKLANSKI

GAVIN’S CURATOR'S CHOICE MATH BASS FRANK BOWLING ROGER HIORNS BARBARA KASTEN ZOE LEONARD VERA NEUMANN

RUAIRIADH O’CONNELL, UNTITLED (RO_D02)

CHRIS OFILI,

1ST WORK LISTED ON ONLINE CATALOGUE

MICHELLE RAWLINGS TERRY WINTERS

JOHN’S UNDER THE RADAR HAROLD ANCART

STEVEN PARRINO

ISA GENZKEN

MILJON RUPERTO & ULRIK HELTOFT

NOEMIE GOUDAL GIORGIO GRIFFA​ MATTHEW MONAHAN

FRED TOMASELLI CHIYU UEMAE NOT VITAL

works are labeled with these logos throughout the catalogue.

We wish to express our deep appreciation to TWO x TWO’s spectacular 2014 Chairmen, Lisa and John Runyon.

Lisa and John have for many years been two of TWO x TWO’s most loyal and enthusiastic devotees.

They continue to campaign for TWO x TWO, bringing new friends, galleries, artists, and donations. The Runyon’s support of this event is just a small part of their influence in the growing Dallas art community. They are continually at the forefront of Dallas’s expansion into the global art and philanthropic worlds. We are forever grateful to Lisa and John for their friendship and for their endless efforts to champion TWO x TWO. - Melissa Meeks Ireland, Cindy and Howard Rachofsky

TWO x TWO honored artists

2014

Wade Guyton

2013

Luc Tuymans

2012

Richard Phillips

2011

Mark Grotjahn

2010

Christopher Wool

2009

Peter Doig

2008

Jim Hodges

2007

Elizabeth Peyton

2006

Tom Friedman

2005

Cecily Brown

2004

Joel Shapiro

2003

April Gornik

2002

Ed Ruscha

2001

Julian Schnabel

2000

Robert Rauschenberg

1999

Inaugural Year

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CATALOGUE OF WORKS ART • LUXURY for more details about lot, please visit the online catalogue at twoxtwo.org

“Among a sea of museum benefits around the world, TWO x TWO is universally admired. The event embraces artists, their art, and those who support them. Its panache, excitement, and sheer fun are unrivaled—and we at the DMA are so very grateful for the effort and generosity marshalled by so many on our behalf.”

– Maxwell L. Anderson, The Eugene McDermott Director, Dallas Museum of Art

ART for more details on each auction piece, please visit the online catalogue at www.twoxtwo.org

Wade Guyton TWO x TWO 2014 Honoree TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art takes great pleasure and pride in honoring Wade Guyton for his continued generosity and his commitment to the fight against AIDS.

photo courtesy of jason mandella

Wade Guyton says he makes paintings but does not consider himself a painter, and although only in his early forties, he is already recognized as one of the most influential artists of his generation. Interested in the elastic capabilities of the category of ‘painting’ and what constitutes ‘information’—its transmission and processing— Guyton employs desktop computers, Microsoft Word, bitmapped files, Adobe Photoshop, and DURABrite and UltraChrome inkjet, among other systems, to imaginatively—and persuasively—reimagine painterly form.

Reviewing his 2012 midcareer survey, Wade Guyton OS, at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York Times art critic Roberta Smith observed that Guyton “is both a radical and a traditionalist…[who] combines the abstract motifs of generic Modernism and the recycling strategies of Andy Warhol and Pictures Generation artists like Richard Prince and Sherry Levine.” Like those artists, Guyton transcends his media beyond its everyday use, employing technology to make art that reproduces itself and generates its own logic.

Guyton adopts an experimental approach to painting by interfering with modern technologies to discover their possibilities; using those processes to complicate the intersection of modernist tradition and abstraction. His work foregrounds the role of the inkjet printer in the age of electronic production and his use of digital technologies raises questions regarding authenticity and chance. The incompatibility of technology and material marked in Guyton’s art acts as an index of process, documenting the physical interaction between the printer, the canvas, and the artist, while producing a highly individual pictorial language.

Wade Guyton was born in Hammond, Indiana. He attended the University of Tennessee in Knoxville and Hunter College in New York City, where he currently resides. Wade has had numerous international solo exhibitions in renowned institutions, including the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; the Kunsthalle Zürich; the Museum Ludwig, Cologne; Portikus, Frankfurt am Main; the Museum Dhondt-Dhaenens, Deurle; the Vienna Secession; and the Kunstverein in Hamburg. Guyton’s work has also been featured in group exhibitions in venues such as the Lyon Biennial; the Torino Triennale; Kunsthaus Bregenz; Konsthall Malmö; the Museum of Modern Art, New York; the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago.

Wade Guyton is represented by Friedrich Petzel Gallery, New York, who hosted his most recent solo exhibition in early 2014. He is also represented by Galerie Chantal Crousel, Paris; Galerie Gisela Capitain, Cologne; Gió Marconi, Milan; and Francesca Pia, Zürich. His work has been featured in catalogs, including Wade Guyton OS; Zeichnungen für ein kleines Zimmer; Drawings for a Small Room; Black Paintings; Zeichnungen für ein großes Bild; Wade Guyton, 1er avril - 28 mai 2006, La Salle de bains, 56, rue Saint-Jean, Lyon; Color, Power & Style; Zeichnungen für lange Bilder; Guyton, Price, Smith, Walker; and Photographic Objects.

As part of TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art 2014, distinguished artist Wade Guyton will receive the amfAR Award of Excellence for Artistic Contributions to the Fight Against AIDS in recognition of his continuous support of amfAR’s programs. The award presentation will take place during a brunch on Sunday, October 26, hosted by Amy and Vernon Faulconer and Cindy and Howard Rachofsky at The Warehouse. TWO x TWO is honored to have Wade Guyton as the featured artist of our 16th annual event. On behalf of amfAR and the Dallas Museum of Art, we extend heartfelt thanks to Wade and Friedrich Petzel, Gisela Capitain, Chantal Crousel, Gió Marconi, and Francesca Pia for their extraordinary support of this event.

Past TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art honorees include renowned artists Cecily Brown, Peter Doig, Tom Friedman, April Gornik, Mark Grotjahn, Jim Hodges, Elizabeth Peyton, Richard Phillips, Robert Rauschenberg, Ed Ruscha, Julian Schnabel, Joel Shapiro, Luc Tuymans, and Christopher Wool.

Joshua Abelow 001

RUNNING WITCH, 2014

[oil and burlap on canvas: 60 x 45 inches]] courtesy of the artist and james fuentes, new york estimated retail value: $10,000 gallery website: www.jamesfuentes.com

Michael Alan 002

SLURPIE DOG WANTS TO SIT, 2013

[ink and wash on paper: 11 x 14 x 1 1/2 inches] courtesy of the artist and klemens gasser and tanja grunert gallery, new york estimated retail value: $2,400 websites: www.michaelalanart.com, www.gassergrunert.net

Harold Ancart 003

UNTITLED, 2013

[c-print mounted on dibond, fire, soot, wood, and bronze frame: 16 1/2 x 20 1/2 x 1 inches] courtesy of the artist and c l e a r i n g, new york and brussels estimated retail value: $11,000 gallery website: www.c-l-e-a-r-i-n-g.com

Kathryn Andrews 004

UNTITLED, 2014

[ink on paper and plexiglas, aluminum, paint, and mixed media: 43 3/4 x 37 x 2 1/4 inches] courtesy of the artist and david kordansky gallery, los angeles. photo credit: fredrik nilsen estimated retail value: $25,000 gallery website: www.davidkordanskygallery.com

Andisheh Avini 005

UNTITLED, 2014

[ink on carpet: 36 x 30 inches] courtesy of the artist and marianne boesky gallery, new york estimated retail value: $25,000 gallery website: www.marianneboeskygallery.com

Math Bass 006

NEWZ!, 2014

[gouache on canvas: 34 x 32 x 1 1/2 inches] courtesy of the artist and overduin & co., los angeles estimated retail value: $9,000 gallery website: www.overduinandco.com

Ana Bidart 007

PASAPORTE: XA, 2014

[oil on canvas: 48 x 36 inches] courtesy of the artist and josĂŠe bienvenu gallery, new york estimated retail value: $4,500 gallery website: www.joseebienvenugallery.com

Anna Bogatin 008

RIVER WANDERINGS 0522, 2011

[watercolor and ink on paper: 12 x 16 inches] courtesy of the artist and holly Johnson gallery, dallas estimated retail value: $2,000 gallery website: www.hollyjohnsongallery.com

Will Boone 009

HIT SKETCH, 2014

[vinyl on paper: 11 x 8 1/2 inches] courtesy of the artist and jonathan viner, london estimated retail value: $4,000 gallery website: www.jonathanvinergallery.com

Gail Peter Borden 010

STACK SERIES 2, 2013

[acrylic and resin on panel: 12 x 36 x 2 inches] courtesy of the artist and galleri urbane, dallas and marfa estimated retail value: $2,200 gallery website: www.galleriurbane.com

Frank Bowling 011

CATHEDRAL, 1975

[acrylic on canvas: 81 x 48 inches] courtesy of the artist and hales gallery, london estimated retail value: $143,000 gallery website: www.halesgallery.com

Sarah Cain 012

UNTITLED (RIBBON WEAVE), 2014

[feathers, string, and acrylic on canvas: 33 x 26 x 5 inches] courtesy of the artist and galerie lelong, new york

estimated retail value: $14,000 websites: www.sarahcainstudio.com, www.galerielelong.com

Michiel Ceulers 013

TERMINAL (TOM HANKS), 2014

[oil, spray paint, glue, and staples on canvas, and artist made frame from cardboard: 30 x 24 inches​] courtesy of the artist and nathalie karg gallery, new york estimated retail value: $7,000 gallery website: www.nathaliekarg.com

Ha Chonghyun 014

CONJUNCTION 90-2, 1990

[oil on canvas: 47 1/4 x 63 inches]

courtesy of the artist and blum & poe, los angeles estimated retail value: $150,000 gallery website: www.blumandpoe.com

Katy Cowan 015

CHAIN, 2014

[sun-sensitive paint on cotton and poplar: 25 x 18 1/2 x 1 inches] courtesy of the artist and cherry and martin, los angeles estimated retail value: $2,500 gallery website: www.cherryandmartin.com ​​

Matthew Craven 016

VALLEY, 2013

[ink, graphite, and found book pages on found paper: 51 1/4 x 37 3/4 inches] courtesy of the artist and dckt contemporary, new york estimated retail value: $7,500 gallery website: www.dcktcontemporary.com

Julia Dault 017

PARTY SOURCE, 2014

[acrylic and oil on canvas: 20 x 16 inches] Š julia dault. courtesy of marianne boesky gallery, new york. photo credit: jason wyche estimated retail value: $12,000 gallery website: www.marianneboeskygallery.com

Jessica Dickinson 018

TRACE (MORE: YET), 2014

[pastel and wax oil pastel on paper: 40 3/4 x 36 inches] courtesy of the artist and james fuentes, new york estimated retail value: $9,000 gallery website: www.jamesfuentes.com​

Kim Dorland 019

NEW FATHER, 2006

[oil and acrylic on canvas over wood panel: 36 x 30 inches] courtesy of the artist and franklin parrasch gallery, new york estimated retail value: $12,500 gallery website: www.franklinparrasch.com

Leonardo Drew 020

172T, 2013

[wood: 25 1/2 x 23 x 7 1/4 inches] courtesy of the artist, talley dunn gallery, dallas; and anthony meier fine arts, san francisco estimated retail value: $40,000 websites: www.leonardodrew.com, www.talleydunn.com, www.anthonymeierfinearts.com

Louis Eisner 021

BOX 53, 2014

[oil, graphite, and marsh ink on linen: 21 1/2 x 17 1/2 inches] courtesy of the artist and the still house group, new york estimated retail value: $8,000 website: www.enterstillhouse.com​

Jeronimo Elespe 022

PEDRO, 2014

[oil on aluminum: 11 3/4 x 9 7/8 inches] courtesy of the artist and eleven rivington, new york estimated retail value: $13,500 gallery website: www.elevenrivington.com

Andreas Eriksson 023

LANDSCAPE (MEDELPLANA), 2014 [oil on canvas: 57 1/8 x 43 1/4 x 2 inches]

courtesy of the artist and stephen friedman gallery, london estimated retail value: $15,000 gallery website: www.stephenfriedman.com

Anoka Faruqee 024

2014P-15, 2014

[acrylic on linen and panel: 45 x 45 x 1 3/4 inches] courtesy of the artist and koenig & clinton, new york estimated retail value: $18,000 gallery website: www.koenigandclinton.com

Carlee Fernandez 025

LET THIS CUP PASS FROM US, 2014 [archival pigment print: 30 x 23 inches] edition 1 of 6 courtesy of the artist and acme, los angles estimated retail value: $3,800 gallery website: www.acmelosangeles.com

Rob Fischer 026

MARFA LIGHTS I, 2012

[digital c-print: 15 3/4 x 15 3/4 inches] edition 1 of 5 + 2 AP courtesy of the artist and derek eller gallery, new york estimated retail value: $2,500 gallery website: www.derekellergallery.com

Tim Gardner 027

BACKSIDE, 2010

[watercolor on paper: 12 x 16 inches] courtesy of the artist and 303 gallery, new york estimated retail value: $20,000 gallery website: www.303gallery.com

Isa Genzken 028

UNTITLED, 2008

[plastic and acrylic: 55 1/8 x 39 3/8 inches] courtesy of the artist and galerie buchholz, berlin and cologne estimated retail value: $84,000 gallery website: www.galeriebuchholz.de​

Judy Glantzman 029

UNTITLED, 2010-2012

[mixed media on paper mounted on canvas: 10 x 10 inches] courtesy of the artist and betty cuningham gallery, new york estimated retail value: $1,500 gallery website: www.bettycuningham.com

Piero Golia 030

SCULPTURE ON PEDESTAL 4, 2012

[fiberglass, bondo, spray paint, and wood: 14 x 46 x 14 inches] Š piero golia. courtesy of gagosian gallery, new york. photo credit: robert mckeever estimated retail value: $25,000 gallery website: www.gagosian.com

Rachel Goodyear 031

GHOSTS, 2014

[pencil and watercolor on paper: 53 1/8 x 40 inches] courtesy of the artist and pippy houldsworth gallery, london estimated retail value: $11,000 gallery website: www.houldsworth.co.uk

Noemie Goudal 032

CAVITY, 2012

[lambda print: 43 3/4 x 52 3/8 inches​] edition of 7 + 2 AP courtesy of the artist and edel assanti, london estimated retail value: $10,000 gallery website: www.edelassanti.com

Michelle Grabner 033

UNTITLED, 2014

[enamel on panel: 48 x 50 x 2 inches] courtesy of the artist and the green gallery, milwaukee estimated retail value: $20,000 websites: www.michellegrabner.com, www.thegreengallery.biz

Giorgio Griffa 034

CANONE AUREO (FINALE 834), 2011

[acrylic on canvas: 57 x 36 5/8 inches]

courtesy of the artist and casey kaplan, new york estimated retail value: $17,000 gallery website: www.caseykaplangallery.com

Jennifer Guidi 035

UNTITLED FIELD #13 (BLACK & WHITE), 2014 [oil and sand on linen: 21 x 15 1/2 inches]

courtesy of the artist and nathalie karg gallery, new york estimated retail value: $9,000 gallery website: www.nathaliekarg.com

Wade Guyton 036

UNTITLED, 2008

[epson ultrachrome inkjet on linen: 93 x 55 x 1 1/2 inches] courtesy of the artist and petzel gallery, new york estimated retail value: $350,000 gallery website: www.petzel.com

Terry Haggerty 037

EMBRACE, 2014

[acrylic on canvas: 28 3/8 x 22 inches] courtesy of the artist and sikkema jenkins & co., new york estimated retail value: $14,200 gallery website: www.sikkemajenkinsco.com

Roger Hiorns 038

UNTITLED, 2014

[plastic, compressor, and foam: dimensions variable] courtesy of the artist and luhring augustine, new york estimated retail value: $25,000 gallery website: www.luhringaugustine.com​

Roni Horn 039

UNTITLED (WEATHER), 2010-2011

[5 black and white photographs: 12 5/8 x 10 3/4 x 1 1/8 inches each] edition of 4 courtesy of the artist and hauser & wirth, new york, london, and zurich estimated retail value: $80,000 gallery website: www.hauserwirth.com

Nick Hornby 040

BACK TOWARDS FLAT, 2013

[digital c-print, in two parts: 30 x 20 1/2 inches each] edition 1 of 3 courtesy of the artist and churner and churner, new york estimated retail value: $6,000 gallery website: www.churnerandchurner.com

Tony Horton 041

WEAVER's DREAM, 2014

[wood sculpture: 72 x 72 x 6 inches] courtesy of tony horton collection, dallas estimated retail value: $24,000 website: www.tonyhortoncollection.com​

Ross Iannatti 042

HYSTERESIS NO. 120, 2014

[silicone coated nylon fabric, sodium azide residue, and wood: 47 x 35 1/2 inches] courtesy of the artist and kate werble gallery, new york estimated retail value: $6,000 gallery website: www.katewerblegallery.com

Barbara Kasten 043

STUDIO CONSTRUCT 69, 2008

[archival pigment print: 53 3/4 x 43 3/4 inches] edition 4 of 5 courtesy of the artist and bortolami gallery, new york estimated retail value: $16,500 gallery website: www.bortolamigallery.com

KAWS 044

UNTITLED, 2014

[acrylic on canvas: 20 inch diameter tondo] courtesy of the artist and honor fraser gallery, los angeles estimated retail value: $28,000 gallery website: www.honorfraser.com

Yuki Kimura 045

ABOUT THE TABLE, 2005

[3 c-prints mounted on alpolic, wood: 5 x 7 x 1 1/8 inches, 5 x 7 x 1 1/8 inches, 5 x 7 x 3 5/16 inches, 5 x 7 x 1 5/8 inches, 6 1/8 x 7 3/16 x 1 1/2 inches] Š yuki kimura. courtesy of taka ishii gallery, tokyo estimated retail value: $3,500 gallery website: www.takaishiigallery.com

Lucas Knipscher 046

UNTITLED, 2013

[fabric and photographic emulsion on canvas, in two parts: 40 x 24 x 2 inches] courtesy of the artist and thomas duncan gallery, los angeles estimated retail value: $7,000 gallery website: www.thomasduncagallery.com

Jeff Koons 047

DOM PÉRIGNON BALLOON VENUS

BY JEFF KOONS, 2013

[polyurethane resin: 24 1/4 x 14 x 18 7/8 inches] edition of 600 worldwide, 100 specific to the united states estimated retail value: $20,000 website: www.domperignon.com

Joseph Kosuth 048

TEXTS FOR NOTHING (WAITING FOR-) #2, 2011 [white neon, dipped in matt black, transformers, and certificate of authenticity: 6 1/2 x 54 3/4 inches​]

courtesy of the artist, sprĂźth magers, berlin and london; and sean kelly gallery, new york estimated retail value: $75,000 gallery websites: www.spruethmagers.com, www.skny.com

Alexander Kroll 049

SANDY, 2014

[oil, flashe, acrylic, and spray paint on canvas: 36 x 24 inches] courtesy of the artist, fredric snitzer gallery, miami; and james harris gallery, seattle estimated retail value: $6,000 websites: www.alexanderkroll.com, www.snitzer.com, www.jamesharrisgallery.com

James Krone 050

WATERHOME SCREEN (AV), 2013

[oil on canvas: 59 x 47 1/4 inches]

courtesy of the artist and brand new gallery, milan estimated retail value: $10,000 gallery website: www.brandnew-gallery.com

Shinpei Kusanagi 051

MY ATLAS, 2014

[acrylic on canvas: 57 1/4 x 44 1/8 inches] courtesy of the artist, altman siegel, san francisco; and taka ishii gallery, tokyo estimated retail value: $5,000 gallery websites: www.altmansiegel.com, www.takaishiigallery.com

Tom LaDuke 052

BRUEGEL, PHANTOM, 2013

[graphite on yupo paper: 10 x 13 inches] courtesy of the artist and crg gallery, new york estimated retail value: $8,500 gallery website: www.crggallery.com

Margaret Lee 053

STUDY #2, 2014

[acrylic on archival pigment print: 12 x 16​inches] courtesy of the artist and jack hanley gallery, new york estimated retail value: $6,000 gallery website: www.jackhanley.com​​

Zoe Leonard 054

IOLA CAREW, WEARING MY SLIP, 1981/1990

[gelatin silver print: 24 x 18 inches] edition 3 of 12 Š zoe leonard. courtesy of paula cooper gallery, new york estimated retail value: $30,000 gallery website: www.paulacoopergallery.com

Nate Lowman 055

SPLATTER APPLE LEAF, 2014

[alkyd, dirt, gesso, ink, and latex on canvas: 9 1/5 x 22 x 1 inches] courtesy of the artist and massimo de carlo gallery, milan-london estimated retail value: $70,000 gallery website: www.massimodecarlo.com

Agnes Lux 056

#A-1, 2014

[postcards, graphite, and copper: 49 5/8 x 31 1/2 inches​​] courtesy of the artist and martos gallery, new york estimated retail value: $5,500 gallery website: www.martosgallery.com

Tsuyoshi Maekawa 057

WORK 131018, 1963

[burlap and oil on canvas: 14 3/4 x 17 7/8 inches] courtesy of the artist and whitestone gallery, tokyo estimated retail value: $54,000 gallery website: www.whitestonegallery.co.jp

Tsuyoshi Maekawa 058

WORK 140620, 2014

[burlap and oil on canvas: 39 3/8 x 31 1/2 inches] courtesy of the artist and whitestone gallery, tokyo estimated retail value: $60,000 gallery website: www.whitestonegallery.co.jp

Servane Mary 059

UNTITLED (FLAGS), 2014

[inkjet print on mylar rescue blanket: 90 x 65 5/16 inches] courtesy of the artist and martos gallery, new york estimated retail value: $12,000 websites: www.martosgallery.com

Tony Matelli 060

WEST WALL, 2014

[acrylic on canvas: 70 x 60 inches] courtesy of the artist and marlborough chelsea, new york estimated retail value: $30,000 websites: www.tonymatelli.com, www.marlboroughchelsea.com

Yutaka Matsuda 061

UNTITLED 8-B, 1971

[acrylic, electric motor, and board: 18 1/8 x 18 1/8 inches​​] courtesy of the artist and whitestone gallery, tokyo estimated retail value: $14,000 gallery website: www.whitestonegallery.co.jp

Yutaka Matsuda 062

UNTITLED 10-A, 1996

[acrylic, cloth on canvas: 20 7/8 x 17 7/8 inches] courtesy of the artist and whitestone gallery, tokyo estimated retail value: $7,000 gallery website: www.whitestonegallery.co.jp

Jessica Mein 063

OBRA QUARENTA E QUATRO, 2014

[acrylic medium on hemp and wood: 22 7/8 x 29 x 1 5/8 inches] courtesy of the artist and simon preston gallery, new york estimated retail value: $9,000 gallery website: www.simonprestongallery.com

Matt Mignanelli 064

BLUE MOON, 2014

[gloss and matte enamel on canvas: 40 x 30 x 1 1/2 inches] courtesy of the artist and richard heller gallery, los angeles estimated retail value: $5,500 gallery website: www.richardhellergallery.com

Shimon Minamikawa 065

PLAY, 2014

[acrylic on canvas and paper collage: 60 x 40 inches​​] courtesy of the artist and misako & rosen, tokyo estimated retail value: $11,000 gallery website: www.misakoandrosen.com

Jesse Mockrin 066

HARVEST MOON, 2014

[oil on linen: 46 x 33 1/4 inches​] courtesy of the artist and night gallery, los angeles estimated retail value: $8,000 gallery website: www.nightgallery.ca

Matthew Monahan 067

BASHO, 2014

[polished bronze: 17 1/8 x 23 1/4 x 2 1/2 inches] edition 2 of 3 courtesy of the artist and anton kern gallery, new york estimated retail value: $65,000 gallery website: www.antonkerngallery.com

Kristen Morgin 068

COMIC BOOKS HIGH SCHOOL ROMANCE, 2013

[unfired clay, wire, pushpin, paint, ink, crayon, and graphite: 8 1/2 x 20 1/2 x 1 inches​​] courtesy of the artist, marc selwyn fine art, los angeles; and zach feuer, new york estimated retail value: $13,500 gallery websites: www.marcselwynfineart.com, www.zachfeuer.com​

Ryan Mosley 069

HEADSWILL, 2014

[oil on linen: 39 3/8 x 31 1/2 inches] courtesy of the artist and alison jacques gallery, london estimated retail value: $20,000 gallery website: www.alisonjacquesgallery.com ​

Sadamasa Motonaga 070

ELEVEN WHITE, BLACK FLOW, 1998

[acrylic on canvas: 51 1/8 x 76 3/8 inches] courtesy of the estate of sadamasa motonaga and fergus mccaffrey, new york estimated retail value: $100,000 gallery website: www.fergusmccaffrey.com

Sam Moyer 071

GRAY LEAN, 2014

[marble and ink on canvas mounted mdf panel: 23 x 25 x 3/4 inches​​] courtesy of the artist and rachel uffner gallery, new york estimated retail value: $10,000 gallery website: www.racheluffnergallery.com

Natsuyuki Nakanishi 072

PASSING EACH OTHER: RECEDING PURPLE, APPROACHING WHITE, 2010

[oil on canvas: 51 3/8 x 38 1/4 inches] courtesy of the artist, fergus mccaffrey, new york; and gallery 21yo-j, tokyo

estimated retail value: $90,000 gallery websites: www.fergusmccaffrey.com, www.gallery21yo-j.com

Yuko Nasaka 073

WORK, 1965

[acrylic resin lacquer on wooden board: 13 3/4 x 13 3/4 inches] courtesy of the artist and axel vervoordt gallery, antwerp estimated retail value: $22,000 gallery website: www.axel-vervoordt.com ​

Vera Neumann 074

FOUR WATERCOLORS FROM THE "ABSTRACT" AND "FLORAL" SERIES, c. 1970s

[watercolor on paper: installation dimensions variable; 24 x 24 inches each] courtesy of the artist and alexander gray associates, new york estimated retail value: $25,000 gallery website: www.alexandergray.com​

Ruairiadh O’Connell 075

UNTITLED (RO_D02), 2014

[steel, jesmonite, and dye: 71 1/2 x 9 1/4 x 1/2 inches]​​​ courtesy of the artist and jessica silverman gallery, san francisco estimated retail value: $5,000 gallery website: www.jessicasilvermangallery.com

Ruairiadh O’Connell 076

CIRCUS CIRCUS, 2014

[silkscreen on wax in welded steel tray: 23 x 19 x 1 inches] courtesy of the artist and jessica silverman gallery, san francisco estimated retail value: $6,000 gallery website: www.jessicasilvermangallery.com

Chris Ofili 077

UNTITLED, 1998

[watercolor and graphite on paper: 9 1/2 x 6 1/8 inches] courtesy of the artist and victoria miro, london estimated retail value: $15,000 gallery website: www.victoria-miro.com

Chris Ofili 078

UNTITLED, 1998

[watercolor and graphite on paper: 9 1/2 x 6 1/8 inches] courtesy of the artist and victoria miro, london estimated retail value: $15,000 gallery website: www.victoria-miro.com

Shinro Ohtake 079

RETINA #24, 1991

[photograph and plastic resin on wooden board: 39 3/8 x 30 3/8 x 1 5/8 inches] courtesy of the artist and take ninagawa, tokyo estimated retail value: $80,000 gallery website: www.takaninagawa.com

Anna-Bella Papp 080

UNTITLED, 2014

[clay: 1 1/8 x 11 1/4 x 9 7/8​inches] work is two-sided

courtesy of the artist and stuart shave/modern art, london estimated retail value: $9,000 gallery website: www.modernart.net​

Anna-Bella Papp 081

UNTITLED, 2014

[clay: 1 x 10 5/8 x 9 1/2 inches] work is two-sided

courtesy of the artist and stuart shave/modern art, london estimated retail value: $9,000 gallery website: www.modernart.net​

Steven Parrino 082

UNTITLED, 1999

[sprayed enamel and marker on vellum: 9 x 9 1/6 inches] Š steven parrino. courtesy of the parrino family estate and gagosian gallery, new york. photo credit: robert mckeever estimated retail value: $25,000 gallery website: www.gagosian.com

John Pomara 083

DATA-MIX, 2014

[oil enamel on aluminum: 47 x 36 x 1 inches] courtesy of the artist and barry whistler gallery, dallas estimated retail value: $6,000 gallery website: www.barrywhistlergallery.com

Bettina Pousttchi 084

KONRAD, 2012

[street bollards, powder coated: 35 3/4 x 19 x 13 inches] courtesy of the artist and buchmann galerie, berlin estimated retail value: $19,000 websites: www.pousttchi.com, www.buchmanngalerie.com

Mike Pratt 085

UNTITLED, 2013

[oil, enamel, and sericol on canvas: 98 3/8 x 70 7/8 inches] courtesy of the artist and workplace gallery, gateshead estimated retail value: $10,000 gallery website: www.workplacegallery.co.uk

Neil Raitt 086

EVERGREEN (FADE), 2014

[oil on canvas: 70 7/8 x 47 1/4 inches]

courtesy of the artist and hus gallery, london estimated retail value: $14,000 gallery website: www.husgalleries.com

Michelle Rawlings 087

(SELF-PORTRAIT), 2014

[oil on linen and artist wood frame: 11 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches] courtesy of the artist and ofg.xxx, dallas estimated retail value: $2,500 websites: www.michellerawlings.com, www.ofg.xxx

Michael Riedel 088

UNTITLED (VISIBLE), 2014

[silkscreen on linen: 47 1/4 x 47 1/4 inches] courtesy of the artist and david zwirner, new york and london estimated retail value: $60,000 gallery website: www.davidzwirner.com​

John Riepenhoff 089

ART STAND, 2014

[wood, wire, cloth, shoes, fiberglass, and clamp: 50 x 14 x 26 inches] Image (right) shown with work by Michelle Grabner, catalogue entry 033

courtesy of the artist and marlborough chelsea, new york estimated retail value: $7,500 websites: www.johnriepenhoff.com, www.marlboroughchelsea.com

Leif Ritchey 090

BERMUDA, 2014

[acrylic on canvas: 65 x 49 inches] courtesy of the artist and ltd los angeles, los angeles estimated retail value: $18,000 gallery website: www.ltdlosangeles.com

Miljohn Ruperto and Ulrik Heltoft 091

VOYNICH BOTANICAL STUDIES, SPECIMEN 23JARO, 2013

[silver gelatin print on fiber based paper: 19 3/4 x 15 3/4 inches] courtesy of the artists, thomas solomon art advisory, los angeles; and koenig & clinton, new york estimated retail value: $13,000 gallery websites: www.thomassolomongallery.com, www.koenigandclinton.com

Jackie Saccoccio 092

PORTRAIT (SOGNI D’ORO), 2013

[oil and mica on linen: 57 1/2 x 44 7/8 inches] courtesy of the artist and eleven rivington, new york estimated retail value: $12,500 gallery website: www.elevenrivington.com

Sigrid Sandstrรถm 093

UNTITLED, 2007

[acrylic on panel: 18 x 24 x 7/8 inches] courtesy of the artist and inman gallery, houston estimated retail value: $5,500 websites: www.sigridsandstrom.com, www.inmangallery.com

Ryan Conrad Sawyer 094

B.P. 38, 2014

[black powder soot and fixative on canvas: 60 x 48 inches] courtesy of the artist and brand new gallery, milan estimated retail value: $6,800 gallery website: www.brandnew-gallery.com

Ludwig Schwarz 095

UNTITLED, 2014

[oil on canvas: 30 x 30 x 1 1/2 inches] courtesy of the artist and conduit gallery, dallas estimated retail value: $5,500 gallery website: www.conduitgallery.com

Joel Shapiro 096

UNTITLED, 2011

[bronze: 22 3/8 x 17 x 8 inches] courtesy of anthony and celeste meier estimated retail value: $125,000 gallery website: www.anthonymeierfinearts.com

Matt Sheridan Smith 097

PATTERN PORTRAIT (CYCLIST), 2014

[acrylic gel medium transfer, paper, and linen: 40 x 28 x 1 1/2 inches​​​] courtesy of the artist and hannah hoffman gallery, los angeles estimated retail value: $8,000 gallery website: www.hannahhoffmangallery.com

Slavs and Tatars 098

KITAB KEBAB, 2014

[books and metal skewer: 19 3/4 x 19 3/4 x 19 3/4 inches​​] courtesy of the artists and kraupa-tuskany, zeidler, berlin estimated retail value: $12,000 gallery website: www.aktnz.com

Slavs and Tatars 099

PAJAK STUDY NO. 9 (FOR FRIENDSHIP OF NATIONS: POLISH SHI'ITE SHOWBIZ), 2013

[copper tubes, thread, and fishing line: 39 3/8 x 39 3/8 x 35 3/8 inches] courtesy of the artists and raster gallery, warsaw estimated retail value: $13,440 gallery website: www.rastergallery.com

Ken Solomon 100

LOADING-QUARTER REVOLUTION (6 O’CLOCK), 2014

[hand painted ceramic: 25 x 20 x 20 inches] edition 1 of 3 + 2 AP courtesy of the artist and josée bienvenu gallery, new york estimated retail value: $3,000 gallery website: www.joseebienvenugallery.com

Ken Solomon 101

LOADING-QUARTER REVOLUTION (9 O’CLOCK), 2014 [hand painted ceramic: 25 x 20 x 20 inches] edition 1 of 3 + 2 AP courtesy of the artist and josée bienvenu gallery, new york estimated retail value: $3,000 gallery website: www.joseebienvenugallery.com

Do Ho Suh 102

CONDUIT, 2014

[thread, cotton, and methyl cellulose: 40 x 30 inches] courtesy of the artist and lehmann maupin, new york and hong kong estimated retail value: $40,000 gallery website: www.lehmannmaupin.com

Yasuo Sumi 103

WORK SY-2, 1988

[oil, enamel paint on paper, and board: 28 5/8 x 23 7/8 inches] courtesy of the artist and whitestone gallery, tokyo estimated retail value: $18,000 gallery website: www.whitestonegallery.co.jp

Yasuo Sumi 104

WORK SY-P-15, 1962

[indian ink, ink, enamel, and lacquer spray paint on paper: 15 5/8 x 10 3/4 inches​​] courtesy of the artist and whitestone gallery, tokyo estimated retail value: $10,000 gallery website: www.whitestonegallery.co.jp

Koki Tanaka 105

SIMPLE GESTURE AND TEMPORARY SCULPTURE, 2008 [hdv: 3 minutes and 26 seconds] edition 2 of 8 courtesy of the artist and vitamin creative space, guangzhou estimated retail value: $4,200 gallery website: www.vitamincreativespace.com

Benjamin Terry 106

OBJECT 28, 2014

[acrylic, latex, spray paint, graphite, plywood, and glue: 19 1/2 x 22 x 2 inches] courtesy of the artist and re gallery, dallas estimated retail value: $2,500 gallery website: www.regallerystudio.com

Torey Thornton 107

NAKED CHOPPER, 2014

[acrylic, spray paint, oil pastel, charcoal, glitter glue, and collage on panel: 58 x 64 inches] courtesy of the artist and ohwow, los angeles estimated retail value: $10,000 gallery website: www.oh-wow.com

Quinn Tivey 108

HOMEMADE: #11 AND #22​, 2014

[pigment print mounted on acrylic; book: 12 x 24 x 1 inches; 8 1/2 x 11 inches] edition of 8 + 2 AP; edition of 50 courtesy of the artist estimated retail value: $1,500 website: www.quinntivey.com

Fred Tomaselli 109

MAY 10, 2011 #2, 2012

[gouache and archival inkjet print on watercolor paper: 10 3/4 x 12 inches] courtesy of the artist and james cohan gallery, new york and shanghai estimated retail value: $25,000 gallery website: www.jamescohan.com

Russell Tyler 110

RDC, 2014

[oil on wood panel: 40 x 30 inches] courtesy of the artist dckt contemporary, new york estimated retail value: $4,800 gallery website: www.dcktcontemporary.com

Chiyu Uemae 111

UNTITLED, 1994

[oil on board: 72 1/4 x 36 1/4 inches] courtesy of the artist and whitestone gallery, tokyo estimated retail value: $80,000 gallery website: www.whitestonegallery.co.jp

Piotr Uklanksi 112

UNTITLED (BLOOD IN, BLOOD OUT), 2012

[ink on gesso board: 40 x 30 x 2 1/8 inches]

courtesy of the artist and massimo de carlo gallery, milan-london estimated retail value: $80,000 gallery website: www.massimodecarlo.com

Monique Van Genderen 113

UNTITLED, 2011

[oil and pigment on canvas: 72 x 48 inches] courtesy of the artist and susanne vielmetter los angeles projects, los angeles estimated retail value: $22,000 gallery website: www.vielmetter.com

Not Vital 114

CLOUDS, 2011

[marble and plaster: 13 x 17 7/8 x 5 7/8 inches] courtesy of the artist and sperone westwater, new york estimated retail value: $70,000 gallery website: www.speronewestwater.com

William Wegman 115

The purchaser of this lot will have a private session with William Wegman and his legendary Weimaraner dogs in his New York studio. The purchaser may choose to commission a portrait of his pet, his or her self, another person of his choosing, or a multiple subject. The image illustrated is solely a portrait example.

PORTRAIT COMMISSION WITH WILLIAM WEGMAN [pigment print: 16 x 20 inches or 24 x 30 inches] unique courtesy of the artist and marc selwyn fine art, los angeles estimated retail value: $18,000 gallery website: www.marcselwynfineart.com

Michael Williams 116

MASSAGE 9, 2014

[collage and pen on paper: 11 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches] courtesy of the artist and galerie eva presenhuber, zurich estimated retail value: $2,500 gallery website: www.presenhuber.com

Christopher Williams 117

FIG. 4: CHANGING THE SHUTTER SPEED EXAKTA VAREXILA 35 MM FILM SLR CAMERA MANUFACTURED BY IHAGEE KAMERAWERK STEENBERGEN & CO, DRESDEN GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC BODY SERIAL NO. 979625 (PRODUCTION PERIOD: 1960 - 1963) CARL ZEISS JENA TESSAR 50MM F/2.8 LENS MANUFACTURED BY VEB CARL ZEISS JENA, JENA GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC SERIAL NO. 8034351 (PRODUCTION PERIOD: 1967 - 1970) MODEL: CHRISTOPH BOLAND STUDIO THOMAS BORHO, OBERKASSELER STR. 39, DUESSELDORF, GERMANY JUNE 19, 2012, 2012

[archival pigment print: 37 3/4 x 33 5/8 x 1 3/16 inches] edition 10 of 10 courtesy of the artist and galerie gisela capitain, cologne estimated retail value: $45,000 gallery website: www.galeriecapitain.de

Lisa Williamson 118

TREE, 2014

[acrylic on paper: 40 x 32 inches] courtesy of the artist, tif sigfrids, los angeles; and shane campbell gallery, chicago estimated retail value: $6,500 gallery websites: www.tifsigfrids.com, www.shanecampbellgallery.com

Adam Winner 119

EXORCISING AUGUST WINTER, 2014 [oil on linen: 39 x 33 inches]

courtesy of the artist and josĂŠe bienvenu gallery, new york estimated retail value: $5,000 gallery website: www.joseebienvenugallery.com

Terry Winters 120

PATTERNS IN A CHROMATIC FIELD (8), 2013

[oil on linen: 40 x 32 inches] Š terry winters. courtesy of matthew marks gallery, new york and los angeles estimated retail value: $65,000 gallery website: www.matthewmarks.com

LUXURY AUCTION ITEMS for more details on each auction piece, please visit the online catalogue at www.twoxtwo.org

"Congratulations to Howard and Cindy and the TWO x TWO Team. TWO x TWO is a wonderful example of what can be achieved when different groups come together in the service of humanity. The vision, passion, and generosity of our Dallas friends will help ensure the ultimate success of our search for a cure for AIDS."

– Kenneth Cole, Chairman of the Board amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research

Alexander McQueen 121

OFF THE SHOULDER FLORAL EMBROIDERED GOWN, pre-fall 2012 [silk tulle: size 42]

courtesy of alexander mcqueen estimated retail value: $16,830 gallery website: www.alexandermcqueen.com

Alexander McQueen 122

PEARL GOWN, fall/winter 2013

[chiffon with pearl embellishments: size 40] courtesy of alexander mcqueen

estimated retail value: $19,400 gallery website: www.alexandermcqueen.com

Design Within Reach 123

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It may not be redeemed for cash or applied as payment to any account, unless required by law. Design Within Reach cannot be held responsible for cards that are lost, damaged or stolen, or any unauthorized use. Acceptance of this card constitutes acceptance of these terms and conditions, which may chat at any time.

courtesy of design within reach value: $5,000 website: www.dwr.com

HILLSTONE / R+D KITCHEN – THE VIP “NO WAIT” PASS

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This special VIP card entitles you and your dining guests to a “no wait” greeting for one year at two of Park Cities’ best and busiest restaurants – Hillstone and R+D Kitchen.

Hillstone, known formerly as Houston’s, one of Dallas’s favorite dining venues, and the new and ever popular R+D Kitchen, both at the Plaza in Preston Center, always draw a big crowd with consistently delicious menus and impeccable service. With this exclusive “no wait” card, you and your guests will be seated upon arrival or at the first available table every time you visit Hillstone or R+D Kitchen for an entire year!

Whether you are at Hillstone for your favorite dishes – the acclaimed crab cakes, Thai steak and tuna salad, spinach dip, hand-cut fries, or barbeque pork ribs – or visiting R+D Kitchen to try something new – the tuna mango roll, reubenesque sandwich, deviled eggs, or wild mushroom meatloaf – you will be the envy of many as you are escorted to your table without a wait. The winner will also receive a $100 gift card.

Imagine the convenience of not having to worry about last-minute restaurant plans!

*Please call ahead for most efficient seating

courtesy of hillstone and r+d kitchen at preston center value: priceless website: www.hillstone.com

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art is a remarkable illustration of what can be achieved when the vision, determination, passion, and incredible generosity of so many people converge. This special event has raised over $45 million for amfAR and the Dallas Museum of Art in its first fifteen years, and we are truly inspired and moved by the unrelenting support and devotion of the Dallas community and our friends in the contemporary art world. Their continued efforts and support have created one of the most beloved and significant fundraising endeavors of our time, and it is with deep respect and gratitude that we acknowledge the following for their extraordinary contributions to TWO x TWO 2014.

DMA and amfAR Board Trustee Cindy Rachofsky and her husband Howard deserve special recognition for opening their magnificent Richard Meier-designed house for the sixteenth time to host this event. It is their remarkable vision and passionate support for the Dallas Museum of Art, their dedication to amfAR and the fight against AIDS, and their extraordinary generosity that have made TWO x TWO such a cherished event for everyone involved. We are all eternally thankful for their heartfelt commitment and leadership.

We wish to express our deep appreciation to TWO x TWO’s spectacular 2014 Chairmen, Lisa and John Runyon. Lisa and John have for many years been two of TWO x TWO’s most loyal and enthusiastic devotees. They continue to be campaigners for TWO x TWO, bringing new friends, galleries, artists, and donations to our TWO x TWO family each year. The Runyon’s support of this event is just a small part of their influence in the growing Dallas art community. They are continually at the forefront of Dallas’s expansion into the global art and philanthropic worlds. We are forever grateful to Lisa and John for their friendship and for their endless efforts to champion TWO x TWO. With genuine gratitude we thank our wonderful friends at Audi of America for their tremendous support as the 2014 Presenting Sponsor. It is an honor to have the generous partnership of Audi of America and the innovation and dedication they bring to TWO x TWO as our leading sponsor. We also thank them for providing ground transportation in Audi cars for so many of our guests during the weekend of events.

We extend sincere appreciation to our 2014 Platinum Sponsors: Kiehl’s Since 1851 and Sotheby’s.

Kiehl’s Since 1851’s longtime support of amfAR continues not only through their corporate support of TWO x TWO, but also through their ingenious and creative fundraising and awareness events, such as the Kiehl’s LifeRide. Sotheby’s 15-year partnership with TWO x TWO has been instrumental to the success of the event, most notably due to their vision to create an education-oriented atmosphere through their annual underwriting of the auction catalogue. We thank Sotheby’s for once again hosting the annual TWO x TWO Highlights Preview Exhibition in New York—an event that continues to lay the foundation for further expanding TWO x TWO’s audience outside of Dallas.

As part of TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art 2014, distinguished artist Wade Guyton will receive the amfAR Award of Excellence for Artistic Contributions to the Fight Against AIDS in recognition of his generous support of this event. The presentation of this annual award will take place during a brunch on Sunday, October 26, hosted by Amy and Vernon Faulconer and Cindy and Howard Rachofsky at The Warehouse. We thank U.S. Trust for again sponsoring the annual Sunday brunch. It is an incredible privilege to welcome Wade Guyton, and we thank him and our friends at Friedrich Petzel Gallery for their many years of support of TWO x TWO. We gratefully acknowledge Jamie Niven, Chairman, Sotheby’s, North and South America, for donating his talents as our beloved auctioneer for the Live Auction again this year. His humor, brilliance, and exuberance continue to inspire and entertain, and we thank Jamie for his loyal support of our endeavor.

We offer our heartfelt thanks to Melissa Meeks Ireland, Director, TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art, for her tenacity, ingenuity, and devotion in planning the remarkable sixteenth year of TWO x TWO. We are deeply grateful to Todd Fiscus of Todd Events for lending his outstanding creativity to designing the décor for this event in our spectacular new tent. Todd’s creative genius and commitment to this event are without rival; his inspiration and designs create the originality and beauty inside the magnificent tent each year. Thank you, Todd, and your amazing team, for willingly and enthusiastically sharing your talent with TWO x TWO for the sixteenth year.

We sincerely appreciate the incredible generosity of each of our TWO x TWO 2014 sponsors. Our great thanks go to our outstanding Gold Sponsors: Dom Pérignon, NorthPark Center, and U.S. Risk. We extend sincere thanks to Moët Hennessy U.S.A. for generously providing the luxury Champagne and cocktails for the week of TWO x TWO events. Our sincere gratitude goes to Jennifer and John Eagle and Aston Martin of Dallas for their extraordinary commitment to TWO x TWO as the Valet Sponsor.

Our heartfelt thanks go to our loyal friends at Waldman Bros./Chubb Personal Insurance for their generous and continued participation as the Art Sponsor.

We offer deepest thanks to Tim Headington, our Celebrity Travel Sponsor, for once again helping us bring a sensational level of talent to TWO x TWO and for his commitment to the Dallas Museum of Art. We are thrilled to welcome multi-talented amfAR supporter CeeLo Green as our 2014 featured entertainer.

We are pleased to welcome several new auction sponsors this year. Our sincere appreciation goes to Citi Private Bank for sponsoring the Silent Auction and to The Company of Trinity Forest Golfers for sponsoring the Live Auction. We also recognize Artsy for partnering with us for the online auction as we continue to push the envelope at TWO x TWO.

We are honored to welcome and thank Tory Burch Watches by Fossil for sponsoring Thursday’s sensational FIRST LOOK preview party. We thank our generous friends at Lombardi Family Concepts for providing the delicious catering at FIRST LOOK and Cassandra Fine Catering for providing the staff.

Thanks also to Belvedere for the creative cocktails. We warmly thank DJ Lucy Wrubel for her exuberant performance, Chad Michaels for the memorable entertainment, and Nasiba Hartland-Mackie for chairing this year’s FIRST LOOK. We offer sincere thanks to Meg Smith Gratch, Auction Manager, for her graciousness and thoroughness in coordinating the preparation and execution of the TWO x TWO auction and to Wilson Alexander Aguilar, Manager of Special Events at amfAR, for his dedication and administrative leadership at TWO x TWO. Without the hard work from Connie Cullum Byers, Sarah Deal, Thomas Feulmer, Abel Hernandez, Jeanne Lil Chvosta, Francisco Moreno, Jodie Oliver, Anna Pates, Tony Silva, and Patricia Venegas of The Rachofsky Collection and The Warehouse, production of this event would not have been possible.

We thank them each for their significant contributions.

The staff of the DMA has been invaluable in helping to promote the event and mobilizing the art community. We wish to recognize in particular Gavin Delahunty, the Hoffman Family Senior Curator of Contemporary Art, and Gabriel Ritter, the Nancy and Tim Hanley Assistant Curator of Contemporary Art. Sincere gratitude and recognition go to Rob Stein, Deputy Director, for his leadership, to Mandy Engleman, Director of Creative Services, and to Kristen Arnold, Senior Software Developer, for their creative support in designing the First Look invitation and the twoxtwo.org website and online catalogue. amfAR’s staff has provided hands-on leadership and vision for the successful realization of this event in Dallas. Special thanks to Christina Christofi, Tricia Courtney, Cassandra Dawes, Yael De Guia, Sue Doster, Nicholas Internicola, Natalie Marquis, Andrew McInnes, Eric Muscatell, Megan Posada, Abbey Scheflen, Bennah Serfaty, AnnMari Shannahan, and Danielle Shapiro.

We thank Texas Graphic Resource, Inc. for their expertise and assistance in designing and producing the TWO x TWO invitations and auction catalogue. Their generous support and creativity have been instrumental in continuing the success of TWO x TWO’s printed materials and catalogue. Special thanks to Michael Saint for his creativity and dedication in graphic design production this year.

The Buzzell Company has been instrumental in managing the local press campaign. Our sincere thanks go to Barbara Buzzell, President, for her continued support. We also recognize FD Luxe, our Media Sponsor, for their generous support and coverage of the TWO x TWO events.

We also thank our Silver Sponsors: Unified Fine Arts Services for facilitating the TWO x TWO art installation at The Rachofsky House and Displays Fine Art Services for assisting with the artwork shipments to Dallas.

We also thank the many friends and volunteers who have facilitated the production of this event and insured its continued success. In particular, we recognize our wonderful friend Cindy Ferris, who again coordinated the travel plans of our many TWO x TWO guests visiting from outside of Dallas. We are also eternally grateful to our dear friend Jeff Bogert, our beloved maître d’, for his poise and calm in the storm of TWO x TWO. To the many passionate friends and volunteers who make this event possible, thank you.

We would like to thank and recognize our additional In-kind sponsors whose contributions are an integral part of TWO x TWO: 24 FPS, Alexander McQueen, BeGlammed, Bottega Veneta, The Cultured Cup, Dude Sweet Chocolate, Dakota’s Steakhouse, Claire Dewar, Ducky-Bob’s Event Specialists, Empire Baking Co., Farfetch, Gucci, Marguerite Steed Hoffman, Laurie Harper Calligraphy, Hublot, Park Cities Hilton, PRO/SOUND, Roberto Cavalli, Rosewood Crescent Court, Runyon Fine Arts, Safe Art SAT, Inc., Salvatore Ferragamo, San Pellegrino/Acqua Panna, Sprinkles Cupcakes, Strong Travel Services, Suite 206, Switch Lighting, Tom Ford and Whitewall Magazine, Valentino, Versace. Without the support of the Dallas community, this event would not be the spectacular success it is today.

And finally, a project involving an auction of this magnitude is only possible because of the support of the artists whose extraordinary contributions this year and throughout the last decade have brought unprecedented success to TWO x TWO. Their commitment to the fight against AIDS and to the development of the DMA’s Contemporary Art Program demonstrates the generosity of the human spirit and the power it can have to make significant and positive changes in our lives. We are profoundly grateful for their exceptional goodwill, which is the foundation for the success of TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art.

Kevin Robert Frost Chief Executive Officer amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research

Maxwell L. Anderson The Eugene McDermott Director Dallas Museum of Art

BIDDING PROCEDURES ABSENTEE BID FORM CONDITIONS OF SALE

BIDDING PROCEDURES YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT AT THE OCTOBER 25TH GALA TO BUY GREAT ART! Works in the silent auction and live auctions can be identified by lot number on the bid sheets hung next to each piece at The Rachofsky House. To bid on an artwork in the silent auction, use the pencil attached to the bid sheet to enter your paddle number and bid amount, noting the required bidding increments. Works in the live auction are accompanied by labels which indicate they will be auctioned live during the gala by Jamie Niven, Chairman, Sotheby’s North and South America. To bid on an artwork in the live auction, you must be present at the gala or place an absentee bid by Friday, October 24, 2014.

Works in the OWNitNOW auction are accompanied by icons indicating they are part of the OWNitNOW pre-auction. These works will be for sale on Artsy.com during the preview period from October 10 – October 23. For more information on how to bid on these items please refer to the OWNitNOW instructions at the beginning of this catalogue or online at twoxtwo.org/own-it-now.

If you are unable to attend TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art on Saturday, October 25, and would like to place a bid on a live or silent auction lot, you may complete the absentee bid form. A TWO x TWO auction representatives can bid on your behalf up to your pre-set max bid or be with you on the phone during the auction close out. Please see the absentee bid form for details.

Successful bidders, including absentee bidders, will be notified by telephone on Sunday, October 26. Please see CONDITIONS OF SALE for more information about winning bids.

All works must be removed from The Rachofsky House by 5:00 pm on Tuesday, October 28, or they will be sent to storage at the winning bidder’s expense.

Contact Meg Smith Gratch, Auction Manager, at (817) 243-2090 or email meg@rachofskyhouse.org with any questions about bidding, absentee bids, or to obtain a hard copy catalogue. For more information on the event, bidding procedures, to download absentee bid forms, or to view the works in auction via the online catalogue, please visit www.twoxtwo.org.

ABSENTEE BID FORM The TWO x TWO AUCTION will take place at The Rachofsky House on Saturday, October 25, 2014. LIVE AUCTION lots will be determined and posted on twoxtwo.org no later than Thursday, October 23, at 12 noon CST. Absentee bids or call requests placed on items in the LIVE AUCTION must be received no later than 5:00 p.m. on Friday, October 24, 2014. Bid forms can be downloaded at www.twoxtwo.org. Completed forms may be faxed to The Rachofsky House at (214) 750-9766 or emailed to Meg Smith Gratch, Auction Manager, at meg@rachofskyhouse.org.

THERE ARE TWO OPTIONS FOR ABSENTEE BIDDING. Please select one of these options: q Option 1: Please bid by proxy on my behalf at TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art 2014 in the bidding increments determined by the auctioneer, up to but not exceeding my maximum bid specified below as permitted by other bids or reserves for the following work(s). I agree to be bound by the CONDITIONS OF SALE printed in the TWO x TWO catalogue.

LOT #

ARTIST

TITLE or DESCRIPTION of LOT

MAXIMUM BID

__________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ q Option 2: Please call me so that I can be on the phone with an auction representative during the auction closeout.

I agree to be bound by the CONDITIONS OF SALE printed in the TWO x TWO catalogue.

My primary phone number to call:______________________ My secondary number to call:______________________ I am interested in bidding by phone on the following auction lots:

LOT #

ARTIST

TITLE or DESCRIPTION of LOT

MAXIMUM BID

__________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ BIDDER INFORMATION: Bidder Name (print) ____________________________________________________ Billing Address _____________________________________________________________________________ City ______________________________________________ State ________ Zip ______________________ Phone ____________________ Fax ____________________ E-Mail __________________________________ TWO x TWO WELCOMES YOUR BID USING ANY OF THE FOLLOWING PAYMENT METHODS: Personal check (payable to amfAR/DMA) q Money Order q AmEx q Visa q MasterCard q Discover Card Number _____________________________ Expiration Date (mo/yr) __________ Security Code______ Signature __________________________________________________ Date ___________________________ Successful bidders will be notified by telephone on Sunday, October 26. The purchaser is responsible for removing works from The Rachofsky House no later than 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 28, after which storage fees apply. If needed, shipping arrangements must be made by Wednesday, October 29.

Visit www.twoxtwo.org/catalogue to view the complete 2014 auction catalogue online. For more information about TWO x TWO, please contact Melissa Meeks Ireland, Director, TWO x TWO, at melissa@rachofskyhouse.org.

CONDITIONS OF SALE

TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art

October 25, 2014

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE WORKS IN THIS AUCTION HAVE BEEN DONATED TO amfAR AND THE DALLAS MUSEUM OF ART. IF THEY DO NOT FIND A PERMANENT HOME IN YOUR COLLECTION, WE ASK THAT YOU CONSIDER DONATING THEM TO A MUSEUM. The property listed in the TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art catalogue and online at twoxtwo.org will be offered and sold by amfAR, The Foundtion for AIDS Research, herein known as amfAR, a 501(c)3 entity. Any questions should be directed to amfAR and not to Sotheby's, Inc., ("Sotheby's"), which serves merely as auctioneer for amfAR in conducting the auction sale and participates on the following terms and conditions, as amended by any posted notices or oral announcements during the sale, which govern the sale of all the property offered at the auction: 1. (a) Neither Sotheby's nor amfAR assume any risk, liability or responsibility for the authenticity of the authorship of any property offered at this auction (that is, the identity of the creator or the period, culture, source or origin, as the case may be, with which the creation of any property is identified). (b) ALL PROPERTY IS SOLD "AS IS" AND NEITHER SOTHEBY'S NOR amfAR MAKES ANY REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND OR NATURE, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, WITH RESPECT TO THE PROPERTY, AND IN NO EVENT SHALL EITHER OF THEM BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CORRECTNESS OF ANY CATALOGUE OR NOTICES OR DESCRIPTIONS OF PROPERTY, NOR BE DEEMED TO HAVE MADE, ANY REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTY OF PHYSICAL CONDITION, SIZE, QUALITY, RARITY, IMPORTANCE, GENUINENESS, ATTRIBUTION, AUTHENTICITY, PROVENANCE OR HISTORICAL RELEVANCE OF THE PROPERTY. No statement in any catalogue, notice or description or made at the sale, in any bill of sale invoice or elsewhere, shall be deemed such a representation or warranty or any assumption of liability. Neither Sotheby's nor amfAR makes any representation or warranty, expressed or implied, as to whether the purchaser acquires any reproduction rights in the property. Prospective bidders should inspect the property before bidding to determine its condition, size and whether or not it has been repaired or restored.

2. Any property may be withdrawn by Sotheby's or amfAR at any time before the actual sale without any liability therefor.

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

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

5. On the fall of the auctioneer's hammer, the highest bidder shall be deemed to have purchased the offered lot subject to all of the conditions set forth herein and thereupon (a) assumes the risk and responsibility thereof (including without limitation damage to frames or glass the covering prints), (b) will sign a confirmation of purchase thereof and (c) will pay the full purchase price therefor or such part as amfAR may require. All property shall be removed from amfAR’s premises by the purchaser at his/her expense no later than three days following its sale and, if not so removed, will be sent by the amfAR at the expense of the purchaser to a public warehouse for the account, risk and expense of the purchaser and such added charges will then be added to the purchase price of the object. If the foregoing conditions and other applicable conditions are not complied with, in addition to other remedies available to amfAR by law, including, without limitation, the right to hold the purchaser liable for the bid price, amfAR at their option, may either (a) cancel the sale, or (b) resell the property on three days notice to the purchaser and for the account and risk of the purchaser, either publicly or privately, and in such event the purchaser shall be liable for payment of any deficiency, all other charges due hereunder and incidental damages.

6. Deliveries outside of Texas may be subject to the tax of another state and, where a duty of collection is imposed by law, amfAR will require payment of all said taxes. A purchase price below or at fair market value is considered to represent the value of the property purchased and is, therefore, not deductible as a charitable contribution. For a purchase above fair market value, the amount above fair market value is considered tax deductible. All checks must be made payable to amfAR/DMA. 7. (a) Neither Sotheby’s nor amfAR is responsible for errors or omissions arising out of or resulting from order bids or bids transmitted by telephone, including without limitation, errors or omissions arriving from mechanical difficulties or failure. (b) Some lots may be offered for sale subject to a reserve, which is the confidential minimum price below which such lot will not be sold. The auctioneer may implement such reserve by bidding on behalf of amfAR. 8. (a) Items in the Live and Silent Auctions will be subject to these Conditions of Sale. (b). Items sold in the Own it Now sale on Artsy.com are subject to these Conditions of Sale and also subject to Artsy's conditions of sale: www.artsy.net/conditions-of-sale. The amount of any bid must be equal to or exceed the required increment as indicated online or on the bid form and must be in round dollar amounts. All signed bids are binding and successful bidders not present at the auction will be notified by phone on or before October 26, 2014.

9. These Conditions of Sale, as well as the purchaser’s and amfAR’s respective rights and obligations hereunder, shall be governed by and construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Texas. By Bidding at an auction, whether present in person or by agent, order bid, telephone or other means, the purchaser shall be deemed to have consented to the exclusive jurisdiction of the state courts, and the federal courts sitting in the State of Texas.

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ARTIST INDEX

Joshua Abelow

001 * Drew, Leonardo

020 Horn, Roni

039

Alan, Michael

002 Eisner, Louis

021 Hornby, Nick

040

* Ancart, Harold

003 * Elespe, Jeronimo

022 Horton, Tony

041

Andrews, Kathryn

004 Eriksson, Andreas

023 Iannatti, Ross

042

* Avini, Andisheh

005 Faruqee, Anoka

024 * Kasten, Barbara

043

* Bass, Math

006 Fernandez, Carlee

025 KAWS

044

Bidart, Ana

007 Fischer, Rob

026 Kimura, Yuki

045

Bogatin, Anna

008 * Gardner, Tim

027 Knipscher, Lucas

046

Boone, Will

009 * Genzken, Isa

028 Koon, Jeff

047

Borden, Gail Peter

010 Glantzman, Judy

029 * Kosuth, Joseph

048

* Bowling, Frank

011 Golia, Piero

030 Kroll, Alexander

049

Cain, Sarah

012 Goodyear, Rachel

031 Krone, James

050

Ceulers, Michiel

013 * Goudal, Moemie

032 Kusanagi, Shinpei

051

Chonghyun, Ha

014 Grabner, Michelle

033 * LaDuke, Tom

052

Cowan, Katy

015 * Griffa, Giorgio

034 Lee, Margaret

053

Craven, Matt

016 * Guidi, Jennifer

035 * Leonard, Zoe

054

Dault, Julia

017 Guyton, Wade

036 Lowman, Nate

055

Dickinson, Jessica

018 Haggerty, Terry

037 Lux, Agnes

056

Dorland, Kim

019 Hiorns, Roger

038 Maekawa, Tsuyoshi 057,058

Mary, Servane

059 Papp, Anna-Bella 080,081 Suh, Do Ho

102

* Matelli, Tony

060 *Parrino, Steven

082 Sumi, Yasuo

103,*104

Matsuda, Yutaka 061,062 Pomara, John

083 Tanaka, Koki

105

McQueen, Alexander ??? Pousttchi, Bettina

084 Terry Benjamin

106

Mein, Jessica

063 Pratt, Mike

085 Thornton, Torey

107

Mignanelli, Matt

064 Raitt, Neil

086 Tivey, Quinn

108

Minamikawa, Shimon 065 *Rawling, Michelle

087 * Tomaselli, Fred

109

Mockrin, Jesse

066 Riedel, Michael

088 Tyler, Russell

110

* Monahan, Matthew

067 Riepenhoff, John

089 * Uemae, Chiyu

111

Morgin, Kristen

068 Ritchey, Leif

090 * Uklanski, Piotr

112

Mosley, Ryan

069 * Ruperto, Miljohn and Ulrik Heltoft 091 Van Genderen, Monique 113

Motonaga, Sadamasa 070 Saccoccio, Jackie

092 Vital, Not

114

093 Wegman, William

115

Nakanishi, Natsuyuki 072 Sawyer, Ryan Conrad 094 Williams, Michael

116

071 SandstrĂśm, Sigrid

Moyer, Sam

Nasaka, Yuko

073 Schwarz, Ludwig

095 Williams, Christopher 117

* Neumann, Vera

074 Shapiro, Joel

096 Williamson, Lisa

O’Connell, Ruairiadh *075,076 Sheridan Smith, Matt 097 Winner, Adam Ofili, Chris

*077,078 Slavs and Tatars 098,099 * Winters, Terry

Ohtake, Shinro

079 Solomon, Ken

100,101

*

118 119 120

GALLERY INDEX

Churner and Churner

040

ACME 025

Conduit Gallery

095

Alexander Gray Associates

074

CRG Gallery

052

Alison Jacques Gallery

069

David Kordansky Gallery

004

Altman Siegel

051

David Zwirner

088

303 Gallery

Anthony Meier Fine Arts

001,027

020,096

DCKT Contemporary

016,110

Anton Kern Gallery

067

Derek Eller Gallery

026

Axel Vervoordt Gallery

073

Edel Assanti

032

Barry Whistler Gallery

083

Eleven Rivington

Betty Cuningham Gallery

029

Fergus McCaffrey

072

Blum & Poe

014

Fredric Snitzer Gallery

049

Bortolami Gallery

043

Franklin Parrasch Gallery

019

Brand New Gallery

050,094

Gagosian Gallery

022,092

030,082

Buchmann Galerie

084

Galerie Buchholz

028

C L E A R I N G

003

Galerie Eva Presenhuber

116

Casey Kaplan

034

Galerie Gisela Capitain

117

Cherry and Martin

015

Galerie Lelong

012

Galleri Urbane

010

Klemens Gasser and Tanja Grunert Gallery 002

Gallery 21yo-j

072

Koenig & Clinton

Hales Gallery

011

Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler

098

Hauser & Wirth

039

Lehmann Maupin

102

Hannah Hoffman Gallery

097

ltd Los Angeles

090

Holly Johnson Gallery

008

Luhring Augustine

038

Honor Fraser Gallery

044

Marc Selwyn Fine Art

068,115

HUS Gallery

086

Marianne Boesky Gallery

005,017

Inman Gallery

093

Marlborough Chelsea

060,089

Jack Hanley Gallery

053

Martos Gallery

056,059

James Cohan Gallery

109

Masimo de Carlo Gallery

055,112

James Fuentes Gallery James Harris Gallery Jessica Silverman Gallery Jonathan Viner

001,018 049 075,076 009

024,091

Matthew Marks Gallery

120

Misako & Rosen

065

Nathalie Karg Gallery Night Gallery

013,035 066

JosĂŠe Bienvenu Gallery 007,100,101,119

OhWOW 107

Kate Werble Gallery

ofg.xxx 087

042

Overduin & Co.

006

Taka Ishii Gallery

Paula Cooper Gallery

054

Take Ninagawa

079

Petzel Gallery

036

Talley Dunn Gallery

020

Pippy Houldsworth Gallery

031

The Green Gallery

033

Rachel Uffner Gallery

071

The Still House Group

021

Raster Gallery

099

Thomas Duncan Gallery

046

RE Gallery

106

Thomas Solomon Art Advisory

091

Richard Heller Gallery

064

Tif Sigfrids

118

Sean Kelly Gallery

048

Tony Horton Collection

041

Shane Campbell Gallery

118

Victoria Miro

Sikkema Jenkins & Co.

037

Vitamin Creative Space

Simon Preston Gallery

063

Whitestone Gallery

Sperone Westwater

114

SprĂźth Magers

048

Workplace Gallery

085

Stephen Friedman Gallery

023

Zach Feuer

068

Stuart Shave/Modern Art

080,081

Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects 113

045,051

077,078 105 057,058,061, 062,103,104,111

CAN WE COUNT YOU IN? In February 2014 amfAR launched a bold new initiative called

Countdown to a Cure for AIDS. The goal? To develop the scientific basis for a cure by 2020.

To achieve this, we aim to strategically invest $100 million in cure-focused research over the next few years. We’ll direct teams of pioneering researchers to work together to overcome the scientific obstacles to a cure.

We are immensely grateful to everyone associated with TWO x TWO for AIDS and Art for their past support.

And we hope we can count on your continued support as we count down to a cure.

Thank you!

Fifteen years ago TWO x TWO was a dream, envisioned by others but facilitated by us. Through the years, its popularity and relevance are because of the inspiration, generosity and good graces of wonderful artists, generous dealers and incredibly philanthropic patrons both within the Dallas community and around the world. When this all began, we never imagined this would turn into a fifteen year adventure, but we are proud to have shared this journey with you and we will keep opening the TWO x TWO doors for as long as you will continue to join us. – Cindy and Howard Rachofsky

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