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lOT 1
Curated by Luke Painter
RON SiU
Seven Wonders
2025
Cyanotype on paper
Original work
12" x 16"
Estimate $875
Ron Siu is an artist currently based in Tkaronto/ Toronto, Canada. Siu’s practice incorporates painting, printmaking and animation elements to explore themes around Queer desire and fantasy. His work is informed by Western and Asian art historical canons, decorative art movements such as Art Nouveau, alongside more contemporary pop sources such as gay-themed Japanese romance manga (Yaoi), video games and supernatural horror. By making connections between seemingly disparate cross-cultural threads, Siu aims to express a contemporary sense of Queer imagination.
Siu graduated with his BFA in Drawing & Painting at OCAD University in 2019. His work has been shown in exhibitions across Canada and internationally in the UK and Germany. Siu is currently pursuing his MFA at the University of Guelph.
ronsiu.ca // @rsronsiu
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 2
Curated by Natalie King
HOllY FEDiDA
Two Dewdrops
2024
Oil on Panel
Original work
9" x 12"
Estimate $1,300
Holly Fedida is an artist invested in the intricacies of observation and the objects and sensations that surround us. Working with painting and drawing, she aims to imagine different possibilities for the still-life genre, creating pictures in which objects can become subjects: taking on the roles of active protagonists.
Holly holds a BFA in Painting & Drawing from Concordia University. She has been the recipient of funding from The Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation, the Ontario Arts Council, and the Toronto Arts Council. Her work has been shown at galleries and DIY spaces across Ontario and Quebec, including most recently at Hunt Gallery in Toronto. She currently lives and works in the east end of Toronto.
hollyfedida.com // @h_fedida
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 3
Buddies Pick
ASHlEE MARcUS
Oh! Holey Night
2025
Hand embroidery. Counted cross-stitch and goldwork on vintage embroidery. Cotton fabric, cotton and metal threads.
Original work
19.5" X 13.75"
Estimate $1,250
Ashlee Marcus is a multidisciplinary artist from Thunder Bay, Ontario. She has a BFA Honours Degree in Theatre Design from York University and a Certificate in Technical Hand Embroidery with Merit from the Royal School of Needlework in London, UK.
Ashlee has contributed to the performing arts community in Canada for over twenty years and has been creating embroideries since childhood. Her textile practice is a stitch-and-humour mashup where pop culture meets pixelated perfection, allowing her to delve into portraiture in a way that is both intimate, dynamic, and often a little silly.
Oh! Holey Night was created by layering a unique narrative into a vintage embroidery to celebrate the dancers and clubs that make Toronto so special. Who's ready to party?
@ashleemarcus
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 4
Curated by Thomas Schneider
MiSBAH AHMED
Tiger’s Head Kenzan
2025
Ceramic stoneware
Original work
7" x 5" x 5.5"
Estimate $700
Misbah Ahmed is a multidisciplinary visual artist and designer based in Toronto. Her practice is expressed through sentimental observations of life that are imbued with symbols and references that move across personal and historical domains. Themes in her work examine dualities, nature, shifting cultural landscapes and everyday human experiences. She interrogates such themes by exploring and imagining narratives within the Pakistan diaspora and other communities of colour existing in liminal spaces. Her practice primarily involves oil paint and ceramic sculpture, where her creative process and methodologies combine modern and traditional techniques. Her body of work has sought to maintain and continue generational practices, while simultaneously using these practices as a vehicle for reconnecting with ancestral landscapes.
misbahahmed.com // @misb_h
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 5
Curated by Mia Sandhu
cORRi-lYNN TETz
Bleeding Heart
2023
Oil on linen
Original work
24" x 20"
Estimate $8,000
Born in Calgary, Alberta, Corri-Lynn Tetz now lives and works in Montreal, Quebec. She studied painting and drawing at Red Deer College, Emily Carr University, and graduated from the MFA program at Concordia University in 2015. Using inventive figuration to explore identity, sensation and desire, Tetz is interested in the ways images and meaning are transformed through painting and how this process disrupts notions of the gaze. Tetz has received funding from the Conseil des Arts et des Lettres du Quebec, the Canada Council for the Arts and the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation. Her projects have been exhibited widely, with solo exhibitions at Blouin Division (Montreal), Anat Ebgi, (Los Angeles), Gallery 12.26,(Dallas, Texas), and at Arsenal Gallery, (NYC). Tetz’s first institutional exhibition, Art Lover, took place in 2021 at Contemporary Calgary, and her first European solo exhibition, Tender Buttons, opened in June 2024, at Sim Smith Gallery in London, England.
corrilynntetz.com // @clynntetz
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 6
Buddies Pick
ANDRES SilVA VigNOli
Singapore Sling 2024
Watercolour on paper
Original work
10¼ " x 14¼"
Estimate $600
Andrés Silva Vignoli (b. Panama, 1987) is a painter based between London and Berlin. Originally trained as an architect at the University of Florence, he later worked in mapmaking — experiences that inform his meticulous attention to detail and his deep engagement with the spirit of a place. He obtained a Master’s in painting from the Royal College of Art in 2025.
Blending the precision of natural history illustration with the evocative power of magical realism, he works primarily in watercolour on paper, linen, and canvas. He has exhibited in galleries in Berlin (2020–2025) and London (2025) participated in the annual auction of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Panama (2025), as well as the Artsy Art Relief Auction (2025) His work has been published in several books and magazines, including Gefiederte Welten, my Gay Eye, Graes Magazine, Chiriquí: La Provincia del Barú and Coup d’Etat magazine.
andressilva.eu // @a.silvavignoli
Artwork courtesy of the artist
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lOT 7
Buddies Pick
MAURicE VEllEkOOP
Aesop Pride Queer Library Book Giveaway
2024
Inks on paper
Original work 15 " x 21"
Estimate $1,950
Illustrator/cartoonist Maurice Vellekoop was born in 1964 in Toronto. Since graduating from OCA in 1986 he’s worked for top international magazine and advertising clients, and published numerous zines and comics, created concept and background art for animated films, and his work has been exhibited around the world. His books include Vellevision, A Cocktail of Comics and Pictures, Maurice Vellekoop’s ABC Book: A Homoerotic Primer, and A Nut At The Opera. His epic graphic memoir, I’m So Glad We Had This Time Together, from Random House Canada, won the Toronto Book Award and the Trillium Book Award. mauricevellekoop.com // @mauricevellekoop
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 8
Curated by Natalie King
PHiliP lEONARD OcAMPO
Omega Omega Omega
2023
Acryla gouache on panel
Original work
Dimensions variable
Estimate $1,200
Philip Leonard Ocampo (b.1995) is an artist and arts facilitator based in Tkaronto, Canada. Ocampo’s multidisciplinary practice involves painting, sculpture, writing and curatorial projects. Exploring worldbuilding, radical hope and speculative futures, Ocampo’s work embodies a curious cross between magic wonder and the nostalgic imaginary. Following the tangents, histories and canons of popular culture, Ocampo is interested in how unearthing cultural touchstones of past / current times may therefore serve as catalysts for broader conversations about lived experiences; personal, collective, diasporic, etc.
He holds a BFA in Integrated Media (DPXA) from OCAD University (2018)
philipocampo.com // @philip.ocampo
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 9
Curated by Luke Painter
AlEx MclEOD
Peach Playground
2025
Inkjet print, computer generated image
Edition 1 of 5 19" x 13"
Estimate $1,350
Alex McLeod is a Toronto-based visual artist known for creating immersive 3D environments exploring themes of interconnectedness, life cycles, and the space between life and death. He blends technical precision with conceptual depth, drawing inspiration from social networks, the built environment, and digital culture. His work often takes the form of digital universes that serve as metaphysical landscapes, prompting reflection on technology's influence on our relationship with nature.
alxclub.com // @alexander_mcleod_
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 10
Curated by Thomas Schneider
kENDRA YEE
Playful
2025
Ceramic (gas fired)
Original work
12" x 12" (Each tile, 6" x 6")
Estimate $2,800
Kendra Yee (b. 1995, Tkaronto/ Toronto) is an arts practitioner that seeks to materialize the truths and fictions of memory. Yee pulls tales from; personal stories, lived experience and collective narratives to develop site-specific installations that carve alternative archives. Yee has programmed and exhibited with: The Robert McLaughlin Gallery (Oshawa), Patel Brown (Toronto), Hearth (Toronto), Heavy Manners (Los Angeles), and Juxtapoz (NYC).
kendra.studio/ // @kendrayee
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 11
Curated by Mia Sandhu
STANziE TOOTH
Mother and Child V
2024
Ink on watercolour paper
Original work
11" x 14"
Estimate $2,700
Stanzie Tooth's paintings are deeply intertwined with the forests of southern Ontario, where she spent her formative years. Her accumulated bodies of work draw inspiration from the rich tapestry of art history, yet strives to capture a narrative that resonates with a more bodily and intersectional experience. Tooth earned her BFA from OCAD University and obtained an MFA with distinction from the University of Ottawa. In 2015, she was honoured with the Joseph Plaskett Award for Painting, facilitating her residencies in Berlin, Iceland, Greece, and Italy. Tooth's contributions have been recognized by Canadian Art Magazine, The Toronto Star, and Now Magazine. Her artwork is included in various private and corporate collections, such as The Royal Bank, Toronto Dominion Bank, A.T. Tolley Collection, the City of Ottawa, and St. Michael’s Hospital. Tooth is based in Toronto, Canada.
stanzietooth.com // @stanzietooth
Artwork courtesy of the artist
Curated by Thomas Schneider
MORRiS FOx
Cairn
2022
Blackened, carbon and stainless steel chainmaille
Original work 2' x 3' approx.
Estimate $1,800
Morris Fox (he/they) is a queer-gothic artist/ writer, and an Interdisciplinary Humanities PhD candidate at Concordia (Tiohtiá:ke-MooniyangMontréal). Fox’s practice cruises the haunted house for feelings of community. Words and materials become a net that enmeshes, become a necropolis, a cemetery of desire. He interconnects eco-poetry, self-performance, VR, video, textiles, chainmaille, with queer material research, rubbing against ruins of memory, shimmering with apocalyptic imaginaries. Fox graduated from SAIC’s Low Residency MFA (2018), and Concordia’s Studio Arts BFA (2011).
Past exhibitions include: Regarde! Tiotiá:ke (2023), Sex Ecologies: Becoming Plastic, Stoveworks (2023), My Gay Mediaeval Times, Spacemaker II, (2022), Claudia Hart’s Ludicy, Hyphen Hubs (2021). Fox interned at the Icelandic Textile Centre, Blönduós (2020), and completed artist residencies including NES, Skagaströnd (2019), Icelandic Textile Centre (2019), Artscape Gibraltar Point, (2018). He is a member of the collective QueerSoftOrange.
morrisfox.net // @morsefaaks
Artwork courtesy of the artist
FRANciScO DE lA BARRA
Felix 07
2022
Ink on arches paper
Original work 18" x 24"
Estimate $1,250
Francisco De la Barra (b. 1970, Santiago, Chile) lives and work in Montreal, Canada. He holds MFAs in architecture, landscape architecture and in visual arts, the latter obtained from Université du Québec à Montreal.
His work focuses on drawing and painting, most recently with the production of ink washes on paper. His interests lay in the exploration of the role of memory in the construction of images through the depiction of the male body and of architectural and natural spaces. He has shown his work in Canada, the United States, Chile and Argentina. Selected exhibitions are McBride gallery and the Maison de l’architecture du Québec, both in Montreal, Fine Arts Museum of Boston, Tufts University and Northeastern University Galleries, in Boston, Samsøn Projects and Hampden Gallery in Massachusetts, and Paul Petro Contemporary Art, in Toronto.
fran6co.com // @fran6codlb paulpetro.com // @paulpetrocanada
Artwork courtesy of the artist and Paul Petro Contemporary Art
lOT 14
Curated by Mia Sandhu
EMilY POPE
Pressure Point
2024
Oil on canvas
Original work
20" x 16"
Estimate $6,200
Emily Pope (b. 1993, Canada) is a painter living and working in Toronto, Canada. Her work explores the interaction of figure with symbolic elements and settings to amplify her experiences of womanhood. Pope's recurring use of symbolism and still life serve as visual anchors, working on themes of longing, identity, and transformation through the emotional landscapes she traverses, aiming to provide a glimpse into the intangible experiences of existing, presenting an inward life of daydreams on canvas.
emilypope.ca // @eeepope
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 15
Curated by Natalie King
IzzY PAEz
Payasito con Gaseosa (Clown with Fizzy Drink)
2024
Pencil crayons & water colour
Original work 14" x 17"
Estimate $1,050
Izzy Paez is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist whose work draws on childhood memories of growing up in Mexico. Influenced by folkloric cautionary tales like El Cucuy and stories exchanged between children, Paez explores memory, dreams, femininity, and the subconscious.
Using painting, illustration, and sculpture, she builds fantastical, nocturnal worlds rich with saturated colour, anthropomorphic figures, and woman-centered protagonists. Her work revisits Latin American lore—such as La Llorona, Brujas, and La Siguanaba—to question inherited narratives and machismo portrayals of women, reclaiming their complexity and power.
izzypaez.com // @izzypaez
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 16
Buddies Pick
NANcY
FRiEDlAND Hard Feelings
2022
Acrylic on wood panel
Original work
9" x 12"
Estimate $2,200
Nancy Friedland (b. 1971, Canada) is a painter investigating narrative, the family album, landscape and light in her work. After moving away from her roots in photography, Friedland began exploring these preoccupations through paint. Sometimes she conjures a romantic fairytale from whole cloth, sometimes she works with her own photographs or family snapshots as source material. She is drawn to the magic that happens in the flawed translation from one medium to the next.
After studying photography at OCAD, Friedland completed her MFA at the Rochester Institute of Technology as a Sir Edmund Walker Scholar. She has received grants from the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts, and has exhibited across Canada, the US and internationally. Her most recent solo show was in London, England at PM/AM Gallery.
nancyjanefriedland.com // @nancyfriedland
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 17
Curated by Luke Painter
JUliE MOON
Chamoe
2025
Porcelaneous stoneware, slips, underglaze, glaze
Original work
15.5" x 12" x 5"
Estimate $1,800
Julie Moon (she/her) is a Toronto-based ceramic artist, holding a BFA from OCAD University (2005) and an MFA from the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University (2010).
Julie is inspired by the language of ornament, pattern, tactile media, and the human figure. Her practice is deeply connected to the intuitive process of making, allowing subconscious thoughts and geometries to manifest. Julie has exhibited in galleries across Canada and the US, notably the Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art, ART Toronto, the Philadelphia Art Fair, MASS Gallery in Austin, TX, Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, PA, and the Northern Clay Center in Minneapolis, MN. Julie has worked extensively as an artist-in-residence, including at The Ceramic Art Center in Berlin, Anderson Ranch Art Center in Aspen, CO, The Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, MO, and a four-year residency at The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, PA.
juliemoon.com // @juliemoonceramics
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 18
Buddies Pick
zAcHARi lOgAN
Blue Forest with Purple Light (from Enigmas Series)
2024
Acrylic on wood panel
Original artwork
6" x 6"
Estimate $2,800
Canadian artist Zachari Logan (b. 1980, Saskatoon) works mainly with large-scale drawing, ceramics and installation practices. Employing a strategy of visual quotation, mined from place and experience, Logan re-wilds his body as a queer embodiment of nature. He has exhibited widely throughout North America, Europe and Asia and is found in private and public collections worldwide, including; National Gallery of Canada, Art Gallery of Ontario, Remai Modern, Peabody Essex Museum, Leslie-Lohman Museum, Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, 21cMuseums Hotel Collection and Fondazione Thetis, among others.
Logan has attended many residencies; including Vienna's Museums Quartier MQ21 Program, the International Studio & Curatorial Program in Brooklyn, and Little Bird Artist Residency in rural Bulgaria. His work has been featured in many publications worldwide, including BBC Culture, The Boston Globe, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Border Crossings, and Hyperallergic to name a few. zachariloganart.com // @zachari_logan www.paulpetro.com // @paulpetrocanada
Artwork courtesy of the artist and Paul Petro Contemporary Art
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lOT 19
Curated by Thomas Schneider
gABE SEAMON
Kinship
2024
Oil on muslin
Original work 14" x 11"
Estimate $1,350
Gabe Seamon (b. Toronto, ON) is a visual artist who works across video, performance, painting, drawing, and sculpture. Seamon received his BFA in Intermedia at Concordia University in Montréal, QC, and his MFA in Studio Arts at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, PA. His work has been shown internationally at Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts in New York, NY and AUTOMAT Gallery in Philadelphia, PA, among others. He has exhibited nationally in Montréal, QC at Eastern Bloc and Family among others, and in Toronto, ON at 100 Garage.
gabeseamon.com // gabe_seamon
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 20
Curated by Natalie King
MEgAN FEHElEY
birch bark biting: nipin
2022
Silkscreen print
Edition 2 of 5 26" x 20"
Estimate $1,000
Megan Feheley is an ililiw (Cree) and Irish interdisciplinary artist based in Toronto. They are currently working towards their BFA in Indigenous Visual Culture at OCAD University, and work predominantly in experimental sculpture/ installation, beadwork, textiles, painting, and video. Feheley's work has been exhibited internationally in Aotearoa (New Zealand), and nationally in Toronto, Regina, Oshawa, North Bay, Picton, and in online presentations. Feheley has had a recent solo exhibition with Xpace Cultural Centre (Toronto, 2020), and was the recipient of the 2022 Virtual Residency with Open Studio (Toronto). They also participated in an awardwinning collaboration with the Royal Ontario Museum (Uncover/Recover project, 2019), for which Feheley was the recipient of the Lieutenant Governor’s Ontario Heritage Award (2019).
meganfeheley.format.com // @meganfeheley
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 21
Curated by Thomas Schneider
PiERRE DORiON
Gibraltar Point
2025
Oil on linen
Original work
12" x 14"
Estimate $4,350
Pierre Dorion was born in Ottawa in 1959, now living in Montreal. Bachelor in Visual Arts at the University of Ottawa in 1981, he started to exhibit his work two years later. Centre International d'art contemporain offered him a solo exhibition in 1994 (Autoportraits 1990-1994). In 1997, he was awarded the prix Louis-Comtois from the City of Montreal in collaboration with Association des galeries d'art contemporain. In 2010, the Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal presented an exhibition of his paintings paired by the source material he uses for his work , titled Pierre Dorion: peinture et photographie. In 2012, the Musée d'art contemporain offered him a retrospective exhibition that travelled to the Dalhousie Art Gallery in Halifax. He is represented by Galerie Blouin Division in Montreal, and Jack Shainman Gallery, in New York.
@pierredorion
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 22
Curated by Luke Painter
MilES INgRASSiA
At Rest
2024
Oil on canvas
Original work
32" x 40"
Estimate $2,700
Miles Ingrassia is a Hamilton born artist, now based out of Toronto. He received his BFA from OCAD University in 2013, and an MFA from York University in 2019. His figurative oil paintings consider questions of identity, gender, and coming of age, with a deeper focus on how young men engage in intimacy and touch.
milesingrassia.com // @milesingrassia
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 23
Curated by Natalie King
FiNN SiMARD
Design Bundle
2021, 2023
Fabric scarves, hat 24" x 24" (scarves)
Estimate $350
Finn Simard is registered status at Couchiching First Nation. He is an artist and designer working with visual material culture to examine current politics and policy schemes that implicate First Nations. His work investigates bad feelings and bad policy as manifestations of settlercolonial genocide, these investigations support his work's goal of asserting the position that First Nation art is an exclamation of First Nation inherent sovereignty. Simard's work illustrates a problematized national narrative of First Nation and Canadian relations to ultimately reveal present modes of settler-colonialism, genocide, First Nation politics, and policy. finnsimard.ca
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 24
Buddies Pick
kiM DORlAND
Don't You Wish (UAP)
2025
Watercolour on paper
Original work 9" x 11"
Estimate $1,750
Kim Dorland pushes the boundaries of representation through an exploration of memory, material, nostalgia, identity and place. Drawing heavily from the history and language of painting, the loose yet identifiable scenes are interjected with areas of heavy abstract impasto. His refusal to remain faithful to one medium or approach plays into the symbiotic nature of his work. He has exhibited globally, including shows in Milan, London, New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. His work is featured in the Contemporary Art Foundation (Japan), The Sander Collection (Berlin); Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal; Musée d’art contemporain de Montreal; Glenbow Museum (Calgary); Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, Art Gallery of Alberta, the Audain Art Museum, and numerous important private collections. @kimdorland
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 25
Curated by Mia Sandhu
AlExA kUMikO HATANAkA
Untitled
2020
Linocut on Haini Kozo washi
Artist Proof 1/3 10" x 8"
Estimate $2,100
Alexa Kumiko Hatanaka (b. 1988) is a JapaneseCanadian, queer and disabled artist based in Toronto, an identity that sculpts her practice. Hatanaka draws from her training in print and papermaking techniques, connecting to her intentional use of historical land-based materials and processes. Her adaptations of traditions, in the form of large-scale print installations and wearable sculptures, address contemporary questions of climate change, mental health, and survival.
Hatanaka’s practice is informed by her experiencebased research and collaboration, including long term community-engaged projects in the high Arctic, and performances that integrate and reinterpret kamiko, garments sewn out of washi, Japanese paper. Hatanaka has exhibited her work at the National Gallery of Canada (Ottawa, CA), Art Gallery of Ontario (Toronto, CA), The British Museum (London, UK), Toronto Biennial of Art (Toronto, CA), the Guanlan International Printmaking Base (Shenzhen, China), Nikkei National Museum (Burnaby, CA), Ino Cho Paper Museum (Kochi, Japan), and Harper’s (New York, USA).
alexahatanaka.com // @alexahatanaka patelbrown.com // @patelbrowngallery
Artwork courtesy of the artist and Patel Brown
lOT 26
Buddies Pick
JESSicA
THAlMANN
Blueprints (Twilight Shadows)
2021
Folded cyanotype on fabric
Original work
8" x 10"
Estimate $2,300
Jessica Thalmann is an artist, curator and educator currently based in Toronto and New York City. She received an MFA in Advanced Photographic Studies from ICP-Bard College and a BFA in Visual Arts from York University. Thalmann has taught at the International Centre for Photography, MacLaren Art Centre, Toronto School of Art, Gallery 44 and City College of New York. She has been an artist in residence at the Banff Center for Arts and Creativity, Alberta, Canada, and at the Southern California Institute of Architecture in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Her work has been shown in group exhibitions at Aperture Foundation, International Centre for Photography, Camera Club of New York Baxter St, and Humble Arts Foundation (New York), VIVO Media Arts Centre (Vancouver), Museum of Contemporary Art, Harbourfront Centre, Angell Gallery, Gallery TPW, and Art Spin. She is represented by Christie Contemporary.
jessicathalmann.com // @jthalmann1
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 29
Curated by Luke Painter
kEllY UYEDA
Lucky Sand Cherry
2025
Oil on canvas
Original work
18" x 14"
Estimate $1,900
Kelly Uyeda is a Japanese-Canadian painter whose work connects decorative pattern to notions of domesticity and perceptual engagement. Her paintings often feature vibrant motifs sourced from nature, textiles, architectural details or industrial design which are imbued with a sense of devotion through their careful repetition. Uyeda received her BFA from OCAD University and her MFA from the University of Guelph.
kellyuyeda.com // @kellyuyeda
Artwork courtesy of the artist
lOT 30
Buddies Pick kRiS kNigHT
Blow Pony
2012
Oil on prepared paper
Original work
5" x 7"
Estimate $2,000
Kris Knight is a Canadian painter whose work revolves around representation, queerness and intimacy. He is interested in the portrayal of diverse modes of masculinity, creating work that celebrates tenderness, vulnerability and ambiguity. Knight’s romantic figurative paintings and portraits are simultaneously intimate and remote, heavy and light, dense and playful; presenting emotional worlds: portals of the artist’s past and present, retreating from the muchness of the world as much as they reflect it. Working from personal images often collaged with found imagery and historical references, Knight’s paintings present a quiet, elegant world dominated by sensitivity and subtle melancholy. krisknight.com // @krisknight
Artwork courtesy of Bonte Minnema and Sameer Patil
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cOlE SWANSON Bird Brain 2025 Ink on paper Original work 11 ½" x 7 ½" $100
coleswanson.org @coleswansonart
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PANSY ASS cERAMicS Good Boy Pig Bank 2025 Porcelain Original work 4 ½" x 7 ½" x 3 ½" $96
pansyassceramics.com @pansyassceramics
5 TiM SiNglETON Here and Queer Forever 2025 Metal and enamel paint Edition of 100 1 ½" x 1 ½" $10 timsingleton.rocks @timpsingleton
6 PAUl DOTEY Pink Oxford Shirt 2024 Lino print Edition of 8 11" x 15" $50 pauldotey.ca @pauldotey
3 FARiHAH SHAH
Without A Leg to Stand On, Untitled 03 2021
Archival digital inkjet print Edition of 10 6" x 9"
$100
farihahshah.com @rihah
7 ADAM SEgAl Inverted city 2023 Digital illustration on paper 12" x 12" $100 @adamplayswithcolour
4 FARiHAH SHAH
Without A Leg to Stand On, Untitled 06 2021
Archival digital inkjet print Edition of 10 6" x 9"
$100
farihahshah.com @rihah
8 FASTWÜRMS Blue OXT 2025 Saa paper (artisan handmade mulberry paper) from Thailand, printed with Epson inkjet ecotank printer AP, edition of 50 8 ½" x 11"
$50
@kimkozzi // @daiskuse
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FASTWÜRMS
Scarlet Lake OXT
2025
Saa paper (artisan handmade mulberry paper) from Thailand, printed with Epson inkjet ecotank printer
AP, edition of 50
8 ½" x 11"
$50
@kimkozzi // @daiskuse
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FASTWÜRMS
D.W.N.
2025
Saa paper (artisan handmade mulberry paper) from Thailand, printed with Epson inkjet
ecotank printer
AP, edition of 50
8 ½" x 11"
$50
@kimkozzi // @daiskuse
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TRixiE & BEEVER
Madonna Montage bed tray
2023
Bamboo, glitter, ink, film, resin
Original work
20" x 12" x 2 ½"
$75
bbj.ca
@bbjdotca
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FASTWÜRMS
D.E.U.
2025
Saa paper (artisan handmade mulberry paper) from Thailand, printed with Epson inkjet ecotank printer
AP, edition of 50
8 ½" x 11"
$50
@kimkozzi // @daiskuse
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SASHA PiERcE
Kumi Kikkou Sketch
2019-2025
Watercolour, gouache, and ink on handmade #52 kozo paper
Original work
4 ¼" x 5 ¼"
$100
sashapierce.ca @sashapierceart
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JARED OlSEVER
Pride Bandana
2024
Bandana scarf
21 ¾" x 21 ¾"
$35
jaredsrobots.com
@jaredolsever
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cHRiSTOPHER ROUlEAU
It's Mainly Because of the Meat
2025
Enamel on mirror Edition 1 of 4
11 ¾" x 11 ¾"
$100
christopherrouleau.com @chris_rouleau
16
THOM SEVAlRUD
Knot Bandana (Safety Orange)
2024
Print on cotton
fabric bandana
Open edition 21" x 21"
$40
thomsevalrud.com
@thomsevalrud
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THOM SEVAlRUD
Body Politic (Red) 2024 Print on cotton fabric bandana Open edition 21" x 21"
$40
thomsevalrud.com @thomsevalrud
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JAkE TOBiN Jake 2025 Ink and watercolour Original work 5" x 7" $40 jaketobin.ca @jaketobindraws
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MiTSUO kiMURA Mini-Flower 1 2025
Acrylic, ink, watercolor, and pigment on paper Original work 6" x 8"
$100
mitsuo-kimura.com @mitsuo.kimura
22
JAkE TOBiN Kurt 2025 Ink and watercolour Original work 5" x 7" $40 jaketobin.ca @jaketobindraws
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MiTSUO kiMURA Mini-Flower 2 2025
Acrylic, ink, watercolor, and pigment on paper Original work 6" x 8"
$100
mitsuo-kimura.com @mitsuo.kimura
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DARRYl MABEY Keep On Dancing 2025 Digital print on canvas 12" x 12" $50
mabeyitsart.com @mabeyitsart
20 lUcAS MURNAgHAN Beneath the Surface 2019 Book 2nd edition printing $100 lucasmurnaghan.com @lucasmurnaghan
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BUDDiES iN BAD TiMES THEATRE The Rhubarb Festival 2021 Book Edition of 888 5" x 8", 164 pages $30 buddiesinbadtimes.com @buddiesto
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DREW NElSON Canada Stamps, 3 cent Goose, Gold 2019
Limited edition archival print Edition 4 of 100 9" x 9" $40
drewnelsonart.com @drewnelsonart
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SANDi FAlcONER Gut Feelings 08 “TANGK” 2024 Mono screen print Original work 12" x 12" $50
sandifalconer.com @sandifalconer
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DREW NElSON Toronto Subway Poem #2 (GOOD OL RICK) 2020
Limited edition archival print Edition 4 of 100 12" x 18" $95
drewnelsonart.com @drewnelsonart
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JOcElYN REYNOlDS gossamer 2025 Archival inkjet print 4" x 5" $100
28 JENNiE SUDDick Altars of the Everyday 4 2025 Iridescent perspex (acrylic), chain, onyx Edition of 3 6" x 10 1/2" $100
jenniesuddick.com
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SANDi FAlcONER Gut Feelings 14 “SKINTY FIA” 2024 Mono screen print Original work 12" x 12" $50
sandifalconer.com @sandifalconer
31
cHRiS IRONSiDE All Things That Glitter Can't Be Gold #18 (Kunzite) 2025 Archival glue and glitter on paper Edition 1 of 5 8.5" x 11" $80
chrisironside.com @chris.ironside
32 TOM SkUDRA Untitled (Exhibition Poster) lithograph poster 48” x 36” $75
33 HOUSE OF INTERgENERATiONAl
The Magic of the Think Machine Gods 2021
White vinyl phonograph record LP, 45 rpm Edition 149 of 150 12" x 12" $30
discohospital.com
37 DREW SHANNON The Swimmer 2019 Risograph Edition 46 of 50 11" x 15" $30
drewshannon.ca @bonyfingers
34 HOUSE OF INTERgENERATiONAl Soft Subversions 2021
Double vinyl phonograph record, 45 rpm Edition 145 of 250 12" x 12" $40 discohospital.com
38 DREW SHANNON Reflect 2017 Risograph Edition 10 of 50 11" x 17" $30
drewshannon.ca @bonyfingers
35 FlORENT MANElli Blue Boy 2024 Pastel Original work 8 1/4" x 11 3/4" $100
florentmanelli.com @flomanelli
39 ROB WilSON Untitled 2018 Print 8 1/2" x 11" $60
robwilsonwork.com @robwilsonwork
36 FRANciScO-FERNANDO gRANADOS historias de amor de la historia del círculo 2025 Artist book Edition of 50 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" $15 @franfergra
40 FiNN SiMARD Sorry I'm Late... 2021 XL cotton t-shirt $75 finnsimard.ca
The Silent Auc The Silent The Silent
A. HOST WITH THE MOST
A six-bottle selection of Cave Spring Vineyard’s winery exclusive estate grown wine and a $50 gift card from Global Cheese.
B. gAYcATION
Enjoy a luxurious two-night stay at The Cape, an exquisite boutique hotel on Picton Main Street, Prince Edward County. Redeemable November 1st, 2025 – April 30th, 2026.
c gET YOUR gROOM ON
Show your furry friends some love with a $500 grooming gift card that can be used for all grooming services at any one of Fur Bar Pet Grooming’s three locations and accompanying Fur Bar merch.
D. lOVE ON TOP
Get a headstart on your Pride 2026 plans with two tickets to YOHOMO’s highly sought-after Pride Saturday party, Love on Top, and two tickets to their Pride Sunday party, Together, all while keeping it cool with two YOHOMO baseball hats and two fans.
E. kINg OF THE gRIll
Impress your friends and family by showing off your grill skills with a Broil King Baron 420 Premium Gas Grill.
F. FOURPlAY
Dinner for four at Sassafraz and four tickets to Kainchee Lagaa + Jhooti (The Begging Brown Bitch Plays) by Bilal Baig at Buddies, onstage April 1-18, 2026.
g. BElIEVE IT OR NOT
Explore Toronto like a tourist, with four tickets for Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada and four tickets for the CN Tower, followed by dinner at the Rivoli, with a $150 food voucher (valid only for food purchases in the dining room).
H. BOOTS ON THE RUNWAY
No matter the season, choose style and comfort in a pair of Blundstone boots from Australian Boot Company.
I. ScREEN QUEEN
A Supporter Membership with the Inside Out 2SLGBTQ+ Film Festival – includes a 12- ticket package, exclusive access to member events, and much more!
J. BOOk clUB
The library is open! Catch up on your reading with a selection of books from local celebrity queer authors Pete Crighton (The Vinyl Diaries), Kerry Manders & brandy ryan (After Pulse), Marcus McCann (Park Cruising), and Lucas F. W. Wilson (Shame-Sex Attraction: Survivors’ Stories of Conversion Therapy) plus Joy, Sorrow, Anger, Love, Pride, published by the ArQuives.
k. YOU, ME & JUlIET
Enjoy dinner at the Rivoli with a $150 food voucher (valid only for food purchases in the dining room), plus tickets for four to Mirvish Theatre’s production of & Juliet. Redeemable for weeknight or weekday performances (Tuesday through Thursday) in January or February 2026 only.
l. SOME STRINgS ATTAcHED
Two “Price B” tickets to Canadian Stage’s production of Little Willy by world-renowned Canadian artist Ronnie Burkett, plus dinner for two at Sassafraz. Accompanied by his irreverent army of marionettes, Burkett presents a sassy take on Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Not redeemable for March 25 - April 5, 2026 shows.
M. MARgARITAVIllE
Get out the chips and salsa and enjoy a curated selection of Tromba Tequila favourites Tromba Blanco, Tromba Cafeto, and a four-pack of Tromba Sparkling Margaritas.
N. cOME ON BABY, lIgHT MY FIRE
Heat things up this fall and winter with a VIGYL Candle Discovery Set. Designed in Toronto. Hand-poured in Montreal. Made in Canada. Proudly queer-owned and operated. Includes a lighter and tote bag.
O. QUEEROES
Live out your superhero fantasies with two custom framed Joe Phillips prints from his series Joe Boys, which famously graced the pages of XY Magazine. No stranger to the superhero world, Phillips has done work for both Marvel and DC Comic Books, including Superboy, Captain America, and The X-Men
P. HAPPY HOlIgAYS
Two tickets courtesy of Live Nation to The Jinkx & Dela Holiday Show at Meridian Hall on Wednesday, November 26, 2025. Doors at 6pm & show time at 7pm.
Q. THIRST QUENcHER
Enjoy a selection of beer and vodka seltzer from Toronto's Mascot Brewery featuring a case of Lightweight Low-Calorie Lager and a case of Yard Line Pink Guava & Key Lime Vodka Seltzer.
R. BATHHOUSE AND BEYOND
Head over to The Men’s Room with a $100 gift card to outfit yourself in new gear and then turn up the heat with a selection of passes to STEAMWORKS including a 6-month Membership, 1 Free Large Room, 2 Free Lockers, 1 Free Standard Room, and 1 Free XL Room.
S. SPIRIT OF ROck
Unleash your inner icon with a Rock and Union Spirits Gift Basket. Includes a bottle of ultrasmooth Vodka: triple distilled and carbon filtered; and a bottle of all-natural, bold, aromatic Gin packed and ready to go in an iconic Rock and Union tote bag.
T. gOOD VIBRATIONS
Dim the lights, and indulge in some sexy playtime with a pillow harness by Maxwell Prince Leather Goods, and a basket of goodies from Come As You Are that will be sure to spice up your morning, afternoon or evening.
ARTISTS
Misbah Ahmed misbahahmed.com @misb_h
Francisco De la Barra fran6co.com @fran6codlb
Pierre Dorion @pierredorion
Kim Dorland @kimdorland
Paul Dotey pauldotey.ca @pauldotey
Sandi Falconer sandifalconer.com @sandifalconer
FASTWÜRMS @kimkozzi // @daiskuse
Holly Fedida hollyfedida.com @h_fedida
Megan Feheley meganfeheley.format.com @meganfeheley
Morris Fox morrisfox.net @morsefaaks
Nancy Friedland nancyjanefriedland.com @nancyfriedland
Francisco-Fernando Granados @franfergra
Alexa Kumiko Hatanaka alexahatanaka.com @alexahatanaka
House of Intergenerational discohospital.com
Miles Ingrassia milesingrassia.com @milesingrassia
Chris Ironside chrisironside.com @chris.ironside
Colby Jones colby-jones.com @colby.in.colour
Mitsuo Kimura mitsuo-kimura.com @mitsuo.kimura
Kris Knight krisknight.com @krisknight
Zachari Logan zachariloganart.com @zachari_logan
Darryl Mabey mabeyitsart.com @mabeyitsart
Florent Manelli florentmanelli.com @flomanelli
Ashlee Marcus @ashleemarcus
Alex McLeod alxclub.com @alexander_mcleod
Julie Moon juliemoon.com @juliemoonceramics
Lucas Murnaghan lucasmurnaghan.com @lucasmurnaghan
Drew Nelson drewnelsonart.com @drewnelsonart
Philip Leonard Ocampo philipocampo.com @philip.ocampo
Jared Olsever jaredsrobots.com @jaredolsever
Izzy Paez izzypaez.com @izzypaez
Pansy Ass Ceramics pansyassceramics.com @pansyassceramics
Sasha Pierce sashapierce.ca @sashapierceart
Emily Pope emilypope.ca @eeepope
Jocelyn Reynolds jocelynreyolds.com @jocelyn___reynolds
Christopher Rouleau christopherrouleau.com @chris_rouleau
Gabe Seamon gabeseamon.com @gabe_seamon
Adam Segal @adamplayswithcolour
Thom Sevalrud thomsevalrud.com @thomsevalrud
Farihah Shah farihahshah.com @rihah
Drew Shannon drewshannon.ca @bonyfingers
Andres Silva Vignoli andressilva.eu @a.silvavignoli
Finn Simard finnsimard.ca
Tim Singleton timsingleton.rocks @timpsingleton
Ron Siu www.ronsiu.ca @rsronsiu
Jennie Suddick jenniesuddick.com
Cole Swanson coleswanson.org @coleswansonart
Corri-Lynn Tetz corrilynntetz.com @clynntetz
Jessica Thalmann jessicathalmann.com @jthalmann1
Jake Tobin jaketobin.ca @jaketobindraws
Stanzie Tooth stanzietooth.com @stanzietooth
Trixie & Beever bbj.ca @bbjdotca
Kelly Uyeda kellyuyeda.com kellyuyeda
Maurice Vellekoop mauricevellekoop.com @mauricevellekoop
Rob Wilson robwilsonwork.com @robwilsonwork
Kendra Yee kendra.studio @kendrayee
Balint Zsako balintzsako.com @balintzsako
gAllERiES
Patel Brown patelbrown.com
Paul Petro Contemporary Arts paulpetro.com
Top Drawer Vintage @topdrawercanada
SilENT AUcTiON DONORS
The ArQuives arquives.ca
Australian Boot Company australianboot.com
Broil King broilking.ca
Canadian Stage canadianstage.com
The CAPE thecapepicton.ca
Cave Springs cavespring.ca
CN Tower cntower.ca
Come as You Are comeasyouare.com
Pete Crighton @petcri
Fur Bar Pet Grooming furbar.ca Inside Out insideout.ca
Kerry Manders kerrymanders.com
Live Nation livenation.com
Marcus McCann @mmccnn
Mascot Brewery mascotbrewery.com
The Men’s Room shopthemensroom.com
Mirvish Productions mirvish.com
Ripley's Aquarium of Canada ripleys.com
Rivoli rivolitoronto.com
Rock and Union rockandunionspirits.com
The Royal Hotel theroyalhotel.ca
Brandy Ryan @bonthebrink
Sassafraz sassafraz.ca
Steamworks swbaths.ca
Tromba Tequila tequilatromba.com
Yohomo yohomo.ca
