1 - Bellevue Arts Museum

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LIVE AUCTION
1 DIEM CHAU
Brother Sister
Carved crayons under glass dome • 4”x 5”
Originally from Vietnam, Diem Chau combines common mediums
and common means to create delicate vignettes of fleeting memory,
gesture, and form, resulting in works that combine egalitarian
sensibility and minimalist restraint. Her work touches on the value
of storytelling and mythology and their ability to connect us to each
other through cultural and humanistic similarities. Chau’s work has
been exhibited in New York City, Miami, Seattle, and Los Angeles.
Her signature carved pencils and crayons can currently be seen at
PHOTO: MIKE NAKAMURA
the Packer Schopf Gallery in Chicago as well as a featured object at
Bellevue Arts Museum, part of the current exhibition Maneki Neko: Japan’s Beckoning Cats — From Talisman
to Pop Icon. ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $500
DONOR: Diem Chau
2 NIKKI MCCLURE
Dream, 2012
Paper • 17”x 15”, framed
Nikki McClure works with daily life as her subject, black paper as
her medium, and an X-ACTO blade as her tool. Born in Kirkland,
Washington, the artist’s intricate papercuts form the foundation
of a self-made career that now includes prints, calendars, record
covers, children’s books, posters, storm drain covers, and more.
Made with simple tools and telling everyday stories, McClure’s
images show real people engaged in daily activities of picking
PHOTO: NORA ATKINSON
berries, eating meals together, and swimming in a river along
with her observations of the world around us depicting pets, spiderwebs, plants, and the ordinary objects
of our lives with an extraordinary perspective. Early in 2013, BAM presented her exhibition Nikki McClure:
Cutting Her Own Path, 1996–2012 sharing how this artist uses a simple craft and graphic language to create
unbelievably delicate and intricate artwork of everyday life. ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $1,000
DONOR: Nikki McClure
Spring Leaves, 2013
Steel, paper, and acrylic paint • Necklace 8 1/2”x 9”, earrings 1
1
/2”x 2 1/2”
Chris Abrass’ one-of-a kind jewelry — including
her signature gold and silver brooches and neckpieces
in paper and steel — are represented in more than 30
private art jewelry collections worldwide. Exposed
to art by her mother who was a costume designer,
ceramicist, and painter, the artist is particularly
drawn to metal, collecting found, and preferably rusty, treasures that she transforms into works of
wearable art. Rather than a particular idea or message, Abrass’ works are intended to evoke feelings,
memories,
and emotions relevant to each individual observer. In addition to her work as a jewelry artist, Abrass
is a physician and Emerita Professor of Medicine at the University of Washington.
ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $1,500
DONOR: Chris Abrass
4 INSPIRING TOUR & DINNER
FOR SIX WITH NORTHWEST
ARTIST BARBARA LEE SMITH
AND MEL SMITH CO-HOSTED
BY ANNE AND LEE KILCUP
Escape to this serene Raft Island home and inspiring
studio of artist Barbara Lee Smith and her husband,
Mel. Designed with architect Randall Lanou of
BuildSense in Durham, North Carolina, this stunning architectural gem has been featured on the
website Houzz for its repurposed materials and embrace of nature. Go behind-the-scenes with a
personal tour of nationally recognized fiber artist Barbara Lee Smith’s studio, where she will discuss
her work and the unique process of its creation. Afterward, you and your five guests will revel in a
delectable meal. A special treat, depending upon time and tides, will be oysters harvested just steps
away from the house. Anne and Lee Kilcup will serve as co-hosts for this fabulous mix of food, wine,
art, and conversation. ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $1,500
DONORS: Anne and Lee Kilcup, Barbara Lee and Mel Smith
Restrictions: Date to be arranged at the convenience of the hosts and the lucky bidder. Item available for one year from Artful Evening.
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3 CHRIS ABRASS
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5 WALLA WALLA:
A VISUAL FEAST FOR SIX HOSTED
BY SQUIRE BROEL
There’s no better way to visit Walla Walla than with the
perfect trio of art, wine, and food! Artist Squire Broel will
be your host as you tour public and private collections
of world-class sculpture located within walking distance
of historic downtown. Broel will also guide you on an
exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the Walla Walla
Foundry, manufacturer of sculptures for renowned artists including Jim Dine, Deborah Butterfield, and Maya
Lin. Complete your Walla Walla experience with a private winery tour and tasting at Long Shadows Winery.
Enjoy a light lunch provided by Graze Catering in Long Shadows’ Chihuly-adorned tasting room. Round out this
perfect day with champagne cocktails and martinis with Broel in his studio — the place where he envisioned his
bronze sculpture Rising to Liberty that is currently installed on BAM’s Court of Light. This will be a Walla Walla
trip to remember! ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $1,500
DONORS: Squire Broel/Broel Studio, Graze Catering, Long Shadows Winery, Walla Walla Foundry
Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date. Your experience must be redeemed before May 2014.
6 VALERIE HECTOR
FAIR BOOTH: O-11
Thistle Necklace
Sterling silver, Czech glass beads • 9 1/2”x 1 1/2”
Since opening her jewelry studio in 1998, artist Valerie Hector
has become well known for her one-of-a-kind beaded bracelets,
earrings, necklaces, and brooches featuring a wide variety of
designs, styles, and colors. With meticulous attention to detail,
a refined aesthetic, and skillful craftsmanship, Hector’s work has
been exhibited in fine American craft shows across the country
and featured in prominent books and magazines on beadwork,
craft, and handmade jewelry. She is also the author of The Art of
Beadwork, which was published in 2005.
VALUE: $3,400
DONOR: Valerie Hector
BAM Neko Cat
Ceramic • 21”x 10”x 10”
Ceramic artist Patti Warashina created BAM Neko Cat as part
of BAM’s current exhibition Maneki Neko: Japan’s Beckoning
Cats — From Talisman to Pop Icon. She is best known for her
explorations of such important issues as politics, feminism, and the
Japanese-American experience through her witty, satirical, and often
humorous sculptures. Early influences in her career include California
Funk, Surrealism, and experimental West Coast ceramic sculpture
from the 1950s and 60s. Her work is featured in museum collections
around the world, including the American Craft Museum in New
York City; the Seattle Art Museum; Los Angeles County Museum
of Art; the Art Gallery of Western Australia in Perth; Icheon World Ceramic Center in South Korea;
and Kyoto National Museum of Modern Art in Japan. A retrospective exhibition of the artist’s work,
Patti Warashina: Wit and Wisdom, is currently on view at Bellevue Arts Museum. ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN
TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $6,000
DONOR: Patti Warashina
8 SUSAN STOCKWELL
Sail Away, 2013
Paper currency, cotton thread, and wooden skewer mast under acrylic
vitrine • 12”x 8”x 8”
London-based artist Susan Stockwell meticulously
hand-crafts work ranging from small intricate studies
to large-scale installations and sculpture. Based on ideas of
connections through travel, trade and trade routes, mapping,
and colonial/personal histories, Sail Away is part of a series
from a large-scale installation featuring hundreds of small
boats made from paper, money, tickets, and maps which the
artist created for her current exhibition at the Tate Modern.
Stockwell is concerned with issues of ecology, geo-politics, mapping, and global commerce, drawing
both raw material and artistic inspiration from the everyday domestic and industrial disposable
products that pervade our lives. Stockwell’s works can be found worldwide, including the Victoria
& Albert Museum in London; the Katonah Museum in New York; The National Museum of China in
Beijing; and recently at BAM with
two artworks included in the Love Me Tender exhibition. ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $4,000
DONOR: Susan Stockwell
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7 PATTI WARASHINA
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9 JEREMY
LEPISTO
At Opposite Ends, 2009
Kiln-formed and cold-worked glass •
30”x 4”x 2”
Glass artist Jeremy Lepisto employs imagery and objects inspired by his everyday surroundings to create
works that explore the complex in the common and comment on the spaces we all share. Lepisto’s forms —
architectural structures, landscapes, and people — are intricately and immaculately constructed while yielding
to a seamless visual simplicity and elegance. In addition to his artistic practice, the artist has taught in the
United States and abroad and has worked at the Bullseye Glass Factory in both their glass production and
Research and Education departments. In 2001, Lepisto co-founded Studio Ramp LLC, a custom
kiln forming fabrication studio that transforms the designs of artists and architects into glass pieces.
He is currently pursuing a PhD in Sculpture at the Australian National University in Canberra, Australia.
VALUE: $2,900
DONOR: Jeremy Lepisto
10 CRAFTING HIGH SPIRITS: DINNER
& INSIDER’S VIEW
FOR SIX WITH DIRECTOR
EMERITUS MICHAEL MONROE
AND HIS WIFE BERNADETTE
A rare opportunity for an exclusive soiree at the home of BAM’s
charismatic Director Emeritus Michael Monroe and his engaging
artist wife, Bernadette. Six lucky guests have the opportunity to
dine at the Monroe’s art-filled home, previously featured in Seattle
Homes and Lifestyles Magazine, and bask in the glow of a candlelit
dinner and sparkling conversation while feasting on the surrounding
artwork by Albert Paley, Dale Chihuly, Peter Voulkos, Maureen
McCabe, Dante Marioni, Cynthia Schira, BAM Biennial 2012 artist Dina Barzel, as well as paintings by
Bernadette Monroe. In addition to his role at BAM, Michael Monroe is renowned for his national leadership
at the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Renwick Gallery and the American Craft Council. This delightful
experience is for those who want the insider’s view and art repartee with Michael Monroe, an influential figure
in contemporary American craft. ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $1,500
DONORS: Michael and Bernadette Monroe
Restrictions: Mutually agreeable date before July 2014.
EXPERIENCE
Enjoy the power, performance, and prestige
of driving a Porsche with this once-in-a-lifetime
opportunity! Be one of the first to take home
the new 2014 Porsche Panamera and savor the
ultimate luxury driving experience for an entire
weekend. From Friday afternoon through Sunday evening —dates mutually agreeable — you can ride
to all your weekend engagements in style. ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $2,500
DONORS: Barrier Motors
Must be at least 25 years of age with a valid Washington State Driver’s License and car insurance. The car must remain in
Washington State.
12 ANN GARDNER
Blue Drop, 2006
Glass, composite material, and concrete • 36”x 6”x 6”
Seattle-based sculptor Ann Gardner explores light, line, and volume through
her works, known for their luminous color washes and complex shapes. She
notes, “I try to keep the human dynamic alive in my works by applying a
shimmering hand-cut ‘skin’ of glass… as the light changes, so does the work
— mysteriously throwing color, shadow, and volume into play.” Gardner
has exhibited extensively, receiving many professional awards including an
artist residency at the Pilchuck School of Glass. Included in the collections
of Seattle Art Museum; Corning Museum of Glass; National Museum of
American Art; and Microsoft Corporation, her work was recently installed on
BAM’s Court of Light, and a chandelier will soon adorn the Museum Forum.
NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $7,500
DONOR: Ann Gardner
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11 PORSCHE DRIVING
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13 DEBORA MOORE
Moth Orchid-Gigantica, 2012
Blown and sculpted glass • 15”x 14”x 6”
Glass artist Debora Moore’s enchanting sculptures combine realism
and imagination, meditating on the wonder of nature and celebrating
its power and mystery. Participating in numerous group shows at
galleries and museums worldwide, including Bellevue Arts Museum’s
2011 exhibition Convergence Zone, Moore has had solo exhibitions
at the Museum of Glass in Tacoma, Washington, and the Franklin
Park Conservatory in Columbus, Ohio. In addition, her work is being
archived by Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum and is included
in the permanent collection at the Corning Museum of Glass. She has
taught at Pilchuck Glass School, Pratt Fine Arts Center, and the Hilltop
Artist-in-Residence Program. Moore has traveled extensively across
several continents — researching moss and lichen in Antarctica, observing orchids in Asian rainforests, and
examining various other plants in their natural environments. NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $12,000
DONOR: Debora Moore
14 JASON HALLMAN AND
STEPHEN STUM, STALLMAN STUDIO
FAIR BOOTH: S-38
Chlorophyll, 2013
Sculpted canvas and acrylic framed in Douglas fir • 38”x 48”x 3”
Jason Hallman and Stephen Stum, the Seattle-based artist duo behind
Stallman Studio, are pioneering a visionary technique of using acrylic
and canvas as sculpture. Drawing inspiration from patterns in cellular
biology and gradients in the natural world,
their body of work transforms the traditional medium of painting from
a flat plane into a three-dimensional form that captures ever-changing
movements of light and shadow. Their artworks are conceived from
large sheets of raw canvas, hand-painted and cut into strips that are then
uniquely molded into place. Hallman and Stum merge talent and vision
to create multifaceted sculpture, turning the ordinary into extraordinary.
VALUE: $6,900
DONORS: Jason Hallman and Stephen Stum
SUITE FOR 18 WITH YOUR
HOST LARRY WRIGHT,
MANAGING DIRECTOR OF
BAM
There is no better way to watch the Seattle
Sounders play than in a luxury suite. Eighteen
raving soccer fans will have the ultimate
opportunity on Sunday, September 29, 2013
when the Sounders battle it out with the New York Red Bulls. This unforgettable experience, hosted
by BAM’s Managing Director Larry Wright, includes six parking passes and an exclusive invitation to
go down on the field. Great for Sounders fans of all ages!
VALUE: $5,000
DONORS: Seattle Sounders FC, Larry and Kate Wright
Restrictions: Suite is for Sunday, September 29, 2013 only. No exchanges or substitutions.
16 WINE TASTING FOR 16
AT THE HOME OF KATHLEEN
AND TOM SCHAFER, OWNERS
OF àMAURICE CELLARS
A wine-lover’s dream courtesy of àMaurice Cellars! Sixteen
fortunate guests will have the rare opportunity to enjoy a
private wine tasting at the beautiful Mercer Island home of
àMaurice owners Kathleen and Tom Schafer. Enjoy an exquisite
selection of Library and Estate wines from this winery, which
is winning accolades and top rankings in local and national
publications including Seattle Magazine, Wine Enthusiast,
Sunset International Wine Competition, American Fine Wine
Competition, Seattle Metropolitan Magazine, and more. For the
ultimate in a private tasting, the àMaurice Cellars’ wines will be
paired with a delicious selection of heavy appetizers to create an evening to remember. ELIGIBLE FOR
GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $3,200
DONORS: àMaurice Cellars, Kathleen and Tom Schafer
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15 SEATTLE SOUNDERS
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Restrictions: Mutually agreeable date in August or September of 2013.
17 GEORGE RODRIGUEZ
Phoenix, 2012
Ceramic with glaze • 27 1/2”x 12”x 12 1/2”
Texas transplant George Rodriguez is known for his humorous figurative
ceramic work. His interest in art was inspired in childhood by the elaborate
gowns his mother made for weddings and Quinceañeras. According to the
artist, “the dress was a springboard that allowed me to focus my fascination of
decoration. The dress has a personality of its own.” After receiving his MFA in
ceramics from the University of Washington in 2009, Rodriguez was a recipient
of a prestigious Bonderman Travel Fellowship that allowed him to travel the
world. The artist now works out of his Seattle studio. He has shown extensively
throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond as part of the current exhibition
Maneki Neko: Japan’s Beckoning Cats — From Talisman to Pop Icon. ELIGIBLE
FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $2,600
DONORS: Foster/White Gallery, George Rodriguez
18 MARGIE LIVINGSTON
Folded Painting #3, 2012
Acrylic on Alupanel on backing frame • 6”x 12”x 12”
Folded Painting #3 was one of the featured works
in BAM Biennial 2012: High Fiber Diet, created by
Seattle-based artist Margie Livingston. The Folded Painting series evolved from studio experiments in which
she transformed multicolored sheets of paint to simulate the properties of fabric — looking like blankets, quilts,
and tablecloths — and connecting the work of hearth and home to the domain of crafts. These beautiful and
intriguing art objects blur the lines between painting and sculpture, abstraction and figuration, and often
between concrete and conceptual art. The artist has exhibited internationally and is the recipient of numerous
awards including the Arts Innovator Award, Artist Trust; Neddy Artist Fellowship; Betty Bowen Annual
Memorial Award; and a Fulbright Scholarship. ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $3,500
DONORS: Greg Kucera Gallery, Margie Livingston
“…the diversity of this collection (exhibition) is stunning.”
–The Seattle Times, Nancy Worssam on Love Me Tender, 2013
Subtile Souvenir, 1974, 84/100
Aquatint • 28”x 22 1/4”, framed
Mark Tobey was a pioneer of American Abstraction and one
of the most important artists to have been part of the group
from the Pacific Northwest known as the “Northwest School.”
He and his work are still deeply revered in the Northwest with
his art represented in the permanent collections of most of
the major art museums throughout the world. Tobey is an
artist whose communication is effected in the most purely
visual language, resisting translation into any other. Tobey
described his distinctive calligraphic style as a kind of “moving
line.” It is characterized by the frequent use of leaf-like forms
and structures, crystalline networks of fine lines, and above all by undulating, interconnecting, and
overlapping movement. His works have the precision, concentration, and intimacy of manuscript
illuminations. ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $4,500
DONOR: Woodside/Braseth Gallery
20 PRESTON SINGLETARY
Raven Steals the Sun, 2013
Blown and sand-carved glass • 17 1/4”x 6”x 6”
Institution, Washington, DC.
VALUE: $14,000
DONOR: Preston Singletary
The art of Preston Singletary has become synonymous with
the relationship between European glassblowing traditions and
Northwest Native art. His artworks feature themes of transformation,
animal spirits, and shamanism through elegant blown glass forms
and mystical sand carved Tlingit designs. His work has been informed
and inspired by his interactions while teaching and collaborating in
glass with other Native American and indigenous artists, providing
connections to the ancient codes and symbols of the land. In 2010,
he was awarded an honorary Doctor of Arts degree from the
University of Puget Sound, and his works are included in museum
collections internationally such as The British Museum, London; The
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; the Corning Museum of Glass, NY; the
Mint Museum of Art and Design, Charlotte, NC; and the Smithsonian
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19 MARK TOBEY
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21 NICK MOUNT
Scent Bottle #040508, 2008
Blown glass, carved, polished, and assembled • 42 1/2”x 22”x 6 7/8”
Australian artist Nick Mount’s most enduring influences include the U.S. west
coast glass scene and the traditions of Murano, Venice. Ranging in scale and
character, his work sensitively combines a respect for traditional Venetian
glassmaking techniques with wry Australian wit. Since the mid-90s, Nick has
been producing an evolving series of Scent Bottles. Inspired by tradition and
process, his work references the history of industrial and design-driven glass
manufacture and celebrates the value of handwork. In a constant state of
evolution, the Scent Bottles continue to develop as a series that reference
their traditional form to varying degrees while maintaining the scent of their
maker. Mount is represented in major public and private collections and has a
reputation as a generous teacher, demonstrator, and mentor as he can be seen
teaching regularly at glass centers around the world. NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN
TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $12,100
DONOR: Nick Mount
22 ITALIAN DINNER FOR 14
PREPARED BY THE MAESTRO LINO
TAGLIAPIETRA AND CURATOR
EXTRAORDINAIRE STEFANO
CATALANI AT
THE HOME OF LARRY
AND SHERRY BENAROYA
Exceptional opportunity to experience Lino Tagliapietra’s and Stefano Catalani’s other creative talents — cooking.
For this fabulous evening, you and 13 guests will savor an exquisite Italian meal personally prepared by the
Muranese and Roman maestros and ably assisted by chef-trained Brooke Benaroya Dickson. While imbibing
on specially paired wines provided by hosts Larry and Sherry Benaroya, you can feast on a picturesque view of
Lake Washington from their beautiful Bellevue home. Buon Appetito! ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $5,000
DONORS: Sherry and Larry Benaroya, Brooke Benaroya Dickson, Stefano Catalani, Lino Tagliapietra
Restrictions: Mutually agreeable date to be redeemed within 12 months.
AT HOTEL GRAN MELIÁ FÉLIX
FOR TWO
Visit Spain in style with a five-night stay at the
luxurious Hotel Gran Meliá Fénix in the historical
and cultural heart of Madrid. Located in the
exclusive Salamanca District on the well-known
Plaza de Colón, you will be just steps away from
some of the city’s most emblematic sites and attractions. Stroll down the Gran Vía, take in iconic
works by the Spanish masters Goya and Velázquez at the Prado and Reina Sofia, admire the city’s
gracious architecture, and relax after a busy day at the famous Chicote Cocktail Bar. Cap off your
vacation with a guided day trip into the beautiful and historic city of Toledo.
Your package includes admission and tours of the Reina Sofia Museum, Royal Palace, Prado,
Caixa Bank Museum, and the Galiano Museum. A guided day-trip to the city of Toledo includes two
train tickets and a tour guide. Five-night stay in the luxurious Hotel Gran Meliá Fénix.
VALUE: $4,000
DONOR: Lusis Fernando Esteban, Honorary Consul of Spain
Restrictions: Arrange mutually agreeable date in advance and to be redeemed within12 months. Does not include airfare.
24 LESLEY RICHMOND
Painted Forest 4, 2010
Silk mix fabric, heat-reactive base, Kozo, patinas, and pigments • 35”x 48”
Born in England, Lesley Richmond received her art teacher’s
training at Middlesex University, London and her M.Ed. at Western
Washington University, WA. After teaching textile arts for 30 years
at Capilano University, Vancouver, she is now a full time artist.
She says, “I am inspired by the architectural elegance of groupings
of trees, tranquil and timeless. I am working with materials and
processes, which simulate the growth forms of organic substances
by changing the structure of the fabric rather than imposing a design
on the surface of the cloth.” Represented by Jane Sauer Gallery,
Santa Fe, Richmond’s work can be found in international collections including: U.S. Department of State
Embassies, Libreville, Gabon, Africa; Baltimore Museum of Art; and The Central Museum of Textiles,
Lodz, Poland. Her artwork was recently featured in BAM Biennial 2012: High Fiber Diet. ELIGIBLE FOR
VALUE: $4,200
DONORS: Jane Sauer Gallery, Lesley Richmond
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23 FIVE NIGHTS IN SPAIN
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25 JAN HOPKINS
Lady Bug, 2011
Rhododendron leaves, eucalyptus leaves, yellow cedar bark, hydrangea petals, California
poppy petals, ostrich shell beads, and waxed linen • 35”x 12”x 12 1/4”
Jan Hopkins started her career and education with traditional basket weaving.
Fascinated with materials considered unusable, she incorporates unusual
natural materials, such as citrus peels, lotus pods, and black bamboo into her
creations. By combining traditional and new materials in her pieces she pushes
the boundaries of her art. She says, “I am fascinated by natural materials and I
love to find new materials to work with that aren’t normally used in basketry/
sculpture that I can collect in abundance.” Texture, design, and narrative are
important elements in her work. Lady Bug, part of her current playful Human/
Nature series, depicts a super hero — half human/half bug — protector of the
natural world. Hopkins was recently part of Bellevue Art Museum’s exhibition
BAM Biennial 2012: High Fiber Diet where she received the Samuel and Patricia
Smith People’s Choice Award. NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $8,000
DONOR: Jan Hopkins
26 DANTE MARIONI
Pink Reticello Vase, 2000
Blown glass • 32”x 6”
Dante Marioni was creating his first pieces at the age of 9 when his father, Paul Marioni,
was involved in the American Studio Glass movement. Having studied at Pilchuck
Glass School, he has had the privilege to learn from masters like Lino Tagliapietra and
Benjamin Moore. His works take on classical shapes like vases and goblets, but through
their size and coloration he adds his own character and whimsical elegance. Marioni’s
work can be found in permanent collections throughout the United States including
The American Museum of Art + Design in New York; The Microsoft Art Collection; and
the Smithsonian Institution. He was most recently elected to the College of Fellows,
American Craft Council, New York in 2012. NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $14,000
DONOR: Dante Marioni
Dolphin Blue Persian Set
with Golden Lip Wraps, 1998
Glass • 9”x 18”x 16” • Piece Number: 98.1171.p5
Chihuly started his Persian series as an exploration
for new forms. This unique Persian set combines
the delicacy of threaded Venetian glass with the
distinctive woven patterns that evolved from his
earlier Baskets and Seaforms. Chihuly is known
for his glass artworks currently in the permanent
collections of more than 200 museums worldwide.
As the co-founder of Pilchuck Glass School, and the
recipient of twelve honorary doctorates along with
presenting solo exhibitions in such prestigious venues as the Victoria & Albert Museum in London and
the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, Chihuly has led the avant-garde in the development of glass as
a fine art. Chihuly Garden and Glass, a long-term exhibition of his artwork, opened at Seattle Center
in 2012.
VALUE: $20,000
DONOR: Dale Chihuly
28 YOU AND EVERYONE
AT
ARTFUL EVENING
RAISE THE PADDLE 2013
*Each and every gift makes a difference
*100% tax-deductible donation to
support BAM
*Donations will be DOUBLED by
The Klorfine Foundation — up to
a total of $250,000
PHOTO: TEAM PHOTOGENIC
NOW is the time for YOU to Raise the Paddle!
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27 DALE CHIHULY
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29 DIRK STASCHKE
Sweet Platter
Ceramic and gold plate • 9”x 11”x 8”
Inspired by the bountiful Vanitas still-life paintings of 16thcentury Northern Europe and the excessive ornamentation
of the Baroque period, Dirk Staschke’s works capture the beauty
and opulence of a moment — sweet and enticing
yet with decay and collapse looming around the corner. A master
ceramicist whose work has been shown internationally, Staschke
is best known for his banquet style displays of flora, fauna, and
food. His work resides in the permanent collections of such notable museums as the Smithsonian American
Art Museum’s Renwick Gallery; the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; the Icheon Museum; and the World
Ceramic Center in Gwango-dong, South Korea. Staschke was the winner of the John and Joyce Price Award
of Excellence for BAM Biennial 2010: Clay Throwdown! and the subject of BAM’s 2012 solo exhibition Falling
Feels a Lot Like Flying. ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $2,500
DONORS: Courtesy of Dirk Staschke and Winston Wachter Fine Art
30 VERNE FUNK
After Hours, 1987
Oil, clay, and plastic nails • 15”x 3”x 21”
Ceramic artist Verne Funk’s sculptures break away from the stern
functionality and industrial forms common within his chosen media.
Instead, the artist creates works with figurative, human components
that range from the humorous to the satirical to the serious. Drawing on
influences including Surrealism, Dada, and Pop Art, Funk’s works touch on
themes such as the human condition and politics, and present a window
into a deeper and more contemplative understanding of
the artist’s reality and world. Funk has taught drawing and ceramics
at Bradley University and Texas Technical University at Lubbock.
He now works out of his studio in San Antonio, Texas. His works can be
found in numerous private and public collections and have been featured in over 300 exhibitions. ELIGIBLE FOR
VALUE: $3,100
DONOR: David Perry Ruderman
NORTHWEST
GETAWAY FOR SIX!
Experience a once-in-a-lifetime
northwest escape! Package includes
three guest rooms for one night at
the hottest B&B in Anacortes — The
Gateway; aptly described as “not
your grandma’s B&B!” Luxury accommodations, local seafood and Washington wines start the evening
followed by a custom meal prepared with local Skagit County ingredients and served with a three-year
vertical of Ridge Zinfandels. Your table guests include internationally acclaimed artists Rik Allen and
Shelley Muzylowski Allen. The next morning, visit Rik and Shelley’s Sedro Woolley studio to share the
experience as they create a collaborative sculpture. Lunch will be served at the studio as well. ELIGIBLE
FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $2,000
DONORS: Mike and Nancy Dalton, The Gateway B&B, Anacortes, Rik Allen and Shelley Muzylowski
Allen, Linda Pawson and Mitch Murri
Restrictions: Must be arranged in advance for a mutually agreeable Friday or Saturday night between Sept 15, 2013 and May
1, 2014.
32 FLY TO LOPEZ
ISLAND FOR A PRIVATE
TOUR WITH ARTIST
MICHAEL PETERSON
HOSTED BY VALERIE
AND STANLEY PIHA
A unique day trip to beautiful Lopez
Island. Your tour begins with a flight on Kenmore Air, brunch at the waterfront home of Valerie
and Stanley Piha, followed by a private tour at the studio of wood sculptor Michael Peterson. BAM
originated and presented the 2009 solo exhibition Michael Peterson: Evolution | Revolution with an
accompanying catalogue that traveled to six additional museums throughout the country. This is a
special treat to see where Michael Peterson creates his sculptures. Conclude your visit with an early
evening dinner
at the renowned Bay Café before your return flight home. ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $1,500
DONORS: Michael and Jean Peterson, Valerie and Stanley Piha
Restrictions: Arrange in advance for mutually agreeable date. Good for one year after auction.
LIVE AUCTION
31 FABULOUS
LIVE AUCTION
33 DIAMOND PENDANT FROM
BEN BRIDGE JEWELER, INC.
Feast your eyes on this dazzling pave disk diamond pendant!
This stunning piece is composed of 61 round diamonds
totaling .90cttw set in 14kt white gold, with an 18" white gold
chain. This beautifully simple, yet elegant design is perfect
for everyday wear or for a very special occasion. ELIGIBLE FOR
VALUE: $2,499
DONORS: Ben Bridge Jeweler, Inc.
34 YURI KINOSHITA
My Tree Handmade
Handmade Fiber • 16”x 20”
Yuri Kinoshita was born in Kyoto, Japan, and graduated
from Osaka Mode Gakuen (Fashion Institute), Department
of Interior Design and won the school’s grand prize for a
graduate project. In 1993, she joined the family run kimono
business Kinoshita Co. and founded “Umbo,”
a division of the company that specializes in art for
home design. In 2008, she moved to Seattle to expand
her passion for light design using organic natural lighting materials creating “Woven Lights.” She has shown
at the Seattle Art Museum Gallery as well as Bellevue Arts Museum, including her currently featured piece
Uzume in the Museum’s Forum. Her woven light sculptures can also be found in chic
local restaurants like Momiji on Capitol Hill and Moksha in Bellevue. ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $550
DONOR: Yuri Kinoshita
“…we can simply be duly impressed by marvelous
objects made with remarkable skill.”
–The Seattle Times, Gayle Clemans on Modern Twist:
Bracelet Sculpture, 2000
Tin • 7”x 8”x 2”
Harriete Estel Berman is best known for her use of recycled
materials, primarily tin cans and containers, as her raw
medium. Using recycled material with bar codes and
branding, her work explores cultural identity, values, and
consumerism. Her one-of-a kind jewelry pieces have a
sculptural quality that combines a refined craftsmanship and
a distinctly personal design aesthetic. Berman’s work has
been shown throughout the United States, Europe, and Africa
and is included in the permanent collections of 15 museums and featured in over
38 publications. ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $2,000
DONORS: Facèré Jewelry Art Gallery, Karen Lorene
36 SIX NIGHTS AT
VILLA DEL ARCO, CABO
SAN LUCAS FOR FOUR
Stunning seaside views, historic scenery, and highenergy entertainment result in a fabulous vacation
at Cabo San Lucas’ Villa del Arco
Beach Resort & Spa. You and three guests can
enjoy a 952 square foot one-bedroom suite in this
high-end resort. Your suite includes one king bed,
one queen murphy bed, two full bathrooms, and a private balcony facing the azure Sea of Cortez.
Experience the renowned Desert Spa or just sit by the pool and relax for an unforgettable vacation.
VALUE: $2,100
DONORS: Joel and Ginger Petersen
Restrictions: Excludes two weeks around Christmas. Prefer 6+ months advance notice. Airfare and transfers are
not included.
LIVE AUCTION
35 HARRIETE ESTEL BERMAN
LIVE AUCTION
37 TIA KRAMER
Crease Series Necklace, 2013
Oxidized sterling silver and waterproofed hand-made paper
• 36”x 4”x 1/2”
Tia Kramer is a Seattle-based installation, sound, and adornment
artist known for integrating hand-made paper into her works.
The Crease Series Necklace embodies Kramer’s philosophy of
jewelry as interactive, performance body sculpture. Composed of
two bangles plus a classic link, this piece can be worn as a unified
long necklace or divided into separate components. Kramer’s jewelry
can be found in galleries and museum stores nationally, including the
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the J. Paul Getty Museum,
Bellevue Arts Museum, and the Art Institute of Chicago. She is represented by Velvet
Da Vinci Gallery in San Francisco and the Patina Gallery in Santa Fe. ELIGIBLE FOR GOLDEN TICKET SELECTION
VALUE: $1,100
DONOR: Tia Kramer
38 DELILLE WINE TASTING
AND DINNER PREPARED
BY RUSSELL LOWELL FOR TEN
You and nine guests will experience an unforgettable evening at DeLille
Cellars as you are treated to a sumptuous meal prepared by renowned
chef Russell Lowell and paired with highly-acclaimed wines from
DeLille Cellars. Enjoy dining and discussing wine while Russell works his
culinary magic. It’s a perfect pairing!
VALUE: $3,000
DONORS: DeLille Cellars and Russell Lowell
Restrictions: Mutually agreeable date (excludes December). Valid up to one year from
the date of auction.
Contemporary Japanese Bamboo Art, 2012
“…the high of looking at these photographs or… these
wonderful design gems makes Zoom an exhibit most
certainly worth remembering.”
400
404 FAIR BOOTH: H-06
FAIR BOOTH: S-47
Monument Mittens
Flower Neck Piece
Oil on canvas
Woven fine silver with freshwater
pearls and
Swarovski crystals
ERIN HANSON
MARGARET ADEN
36”x 36”x 2”
VALUE: $1,600
VALUE: $788
SUPER SILENT
401
BLACK EAGLE
FAIR BOOTH: M-19
Medicine Pouch
20” Chain, 3 1/2”x 3” Pouch
VALUE: $350
402
A.E. LONDON
FAIR BOOTH: M-22
Old Soul
Watercolor and
charcoal on canvas
30”x 40”
VALUE: $1,100
403 MELISSA
GRAVES
BROWN
FAIR BOOTH: L-12
Summer
PleasanTrees
Original acrylic
on canvas
405
PRIVATE CHEF’S DINNER PAIRED
WITH WINES AT THE HYATT REGENCY
BELLEVUE FOR EIGHT
A special affair for eight as you and your guests head
to the Hyatt for a four course Chef’s table dinner
paired with elegant wines with Executive Chef Gene
Cunningham. With 32 years of culinary experience,
Cunningham firmly believes in the personal approach
to creating an imaginative and customized menu for all
occasions. This is a culinary experience that will delight
the most discriminating palate. Bon appétit!
VALUE: $1,000
DONOR: Hyatt Regency Bellevue
Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date. Certificate expires 07/20/14.
406
MARK STEPHENSON
FAIR BOOTH: M-18
Silver Grasses
Original photography, inkjet over
metallic leaf on hand-textured
cradled panel, flooded with resin
30”x 15”x 2”
VALUE: $1,200
19”x 13”
VALUE: $1,200
407
CLOSING AT 7:15PM
Bison hide, deerskin hide, deer
antler rosette inlaid with gold lipped
mother-of-pearl, horsetail inset into
shell casings (war trophies), and
decorative beads
of glass, brass, and sterling silver
SUPER SILENT AUCTION
LAUREN KNODE
VIA LAGO FASHIONISTA
PARTY FOR 20
FAIR BOOTH: H-07
Cool and Collected
A “Girls Night Out” of fabulous
fashion, friends and fun! Invite up
to 19 of your closest friends, family
or colleagues for this private, instore event at Via Lago in Kirkland.
Your evening includes $300 in gift
certificates, a 10% discount on all
purchases, a personal clothing stylist,
cocktails, hors d’ oeuvres, and loads
of fun!
Oil on canvas
36”x 36”x 2 1/2”
VALUE: $3,500
408
PEETA TINAY/
TINAY STUDIO
VALUE: $1,100
FAIR BOOTH: K-08
DONORS: Chapman Fina,
Hand-woven Basket
Via Lago
Cellulose fiber, dyed round
reeds
Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date from
6–9pm any day of the week. Certificate expires
07/20/14.
30”x 7 1/2”
VALUE: $1,000
409
412
JACK RICHARDSON
BLAIR DILLAWAY
Wenge Nested Tables, 2012
FAIR BOOTH: P-07
Wenge and Ash
Jar
24”x 10”x 18”
Alabaster, soapstone,
and pyrophyllite
21”x 14 1/2”x 9”
7 1/4”x 6”
VALUE: $500
18”x 11”x 8”
VALUE: $400
413
MARS AND PONY
Derby, 2013
Mixed media on panel
40”x 36”
VALUE: $3,900
410 FOUR TICKETS TO THE SEAHAWK/
ARIZONA GAME DECEMBER 22, 2013
You and three guests will experience the game in style and
comfort as you watch the Seahawks battle with the Cardinals
on 12/22/13 from your Seattle club seats — located at CLB,
section 207, row I. Stadium parking is included.
VALUE: $1,000
DONORS: Susan and Lonnie Edelheit
Restrictions: Valid for December 22, 2013 only. No exchanges.
411
414
416
FAIR BOOTH: M-10
FAIR BOOTH: S-34
Tea with Lemon
3 Red Cherries
Oil on canvas
Blown glass
18”x 12”x 1 1/2”, framed
#3 cherry 4”x 11”
VALUE: $1,200
RICHARD HALL
CARLSON ART GLASS
417 JOHN SHRADER
FAIR BOOTH: M-01
SUPER SILENT
VALUE: $990
Bowl
Douglas fir
7 1/2”x 10 1/2”x 10 1/2”
415
DINING AND SPA EXPERIENCES
IN BELLEVUE
Don’t feel like cooking? Treat yourself to this
unforgettable culinary and spa package. Enjoy a
delicious meal at an array of top Bellevue restaurants,
great for a special occasion or a date night for the two of
you. Your experience includes:
• $200 gift certificate to Monsoon East
• $200 gift certificate to Schwartz Brothers
Restaurants
• $200 gift certificate to Heavy Restaurant Group
(Barrio, Lot No. 3, and Purple)
• $200 gift certificate to Cypress Lounge & Wine Bar
• $240 gift certificate for two 50-minute signature spa
massages at the Red Door Spa, Bellevue
VALUE: $1,040
DONORS: Cypress Lounge & Wine Bar, Heavy
Restaurant Group, Monsoon East, Red Door Spa,
Bellevue, Schwartz Brothers Restaurants
418
GÁBOR KORÁYNI
FAIR BOOTH: R-16
The Hermit
Intaglio, etching, aquatint, and
mezzotint on handmade paper
31”x 24”, framed
VALUE: $800
CLOSING AT 7:15PM
VALUE: $650
SUPER SILENT AUCTION
419
421
ALFRESCO
KAMADO GRILL
Whether you’re a championship
barbecue competitor or a
novice grill master, enjoy the
ultimate BBQ grill experience
with the Alfresco Kamado
Grill! Its compact beauty will
compliment a backyard patio or
deck. Your grill includes
a trolley stand with brake,
two bamboo side shelves,
a stainless steel cooking
grill, and cast iron adjustable
top damper.
NA NA PING
Dragonfly Pin
Sterling silver with mosaic
inlaid Sugilite and Carico
Lake turquoise
4”x 3”x 3/4”
VALUE: $500
422 STACEY LEE
WEBBER
Abe Linked
Bracelet
VALUE: $1,500
Copper pennies
DONOR: Albert Lee Appliance
8 1/4”
VALUE: $118
420
423
BRIAN O’NEILL
FAIR BOOTH: K-03
Wedge Flask
Ceramic (stoneware)
12”x 12”x 2 1/2”
VALUE: $375
LISA DUPAR TURKEY A-GO-GO
FOR EIGHT & ARTIST SERIES
CHATEAU STE. MICHELLE WINE
This year you can relax and enjoy your Thanksgiving with
Lisa Dupar’s Turkey A-Go-Go! Your certificate is good for a
complete, fully-cooked Thanksgiving dinner for eight guests.
Your gourmet dinner will be waiting for you in oven-safe
containers and instructions for reheating are included.
Complimenting your dinner is Chateau Ste. Michelle’s Artist
Series Meritage, Columbia Valley red wine, which celebrates
the inspired collaboration between artisan winemaking
and fine art. The 2009 vintage label showcases artist Andre
Petterson’s vision, capturing the essence of a split-second of
time on canvas.
VALUE: $565
DONORS: Chateau Ste. Michelle, Lisa Dupar Catering
Restrictions: Order must be placed at least 48 hours in advance.
You may pick up your order by noon on Thanksgiving Day at Pomegranate
Bistro in Redmond, WA. No Substitutions. Expires November 28, 2013.
424
JONATHAN SOLOMON
FAIR BOOTH: H-08
Circular Reference
Children’s plastic craft beads,
epoxy on artist panel
28’ x 22”x 2”
VALUE: $2,000
425 DEHANNA JONES
FAIR BOOTH: S-45
Floats
Blown glass with silver leaf bowl
7”x 17”x 17”
427 VALUE: $485
426
Shared Secrets, 1986
ASTOUNDING
AUSTRALIA
FIVE-NIGHT
GETAWAY FOR
TWO AT THE
BOOMERANGS
IN JOHANNA,
AUSTRALIA
Pen, pencil, and paper
29 1/2” x 9 1/4”, framed
VALUE: $1,500
DONORS: William Traver Gallery
VALUE: $1,800
Must be used prior to December 20th 2013. Not available during
November 1st through 6th.
–ARCADE, Pierluigi Serraino on Zoom. Italian Design and the Photography
of Aldo and Marirosa Ballo, 2013
“…the definitive collection of these widely admired
crafts, well worth a visit.”
–The Seattle Times, Nancy Worssam on Gather Up The Fragments:
CLOSING AT 7:15PM
Your five-night stay
at The Boomerangs at Johanna is one of Australia’s
best beach breaks — it’s never flat at Johanna!
The Boomerangs is well-known as one of the best
accommodation venues along Victoria’s famous Great
Ocean Road and is situated on three acres of magical,
landscaped gardens with magnificent forest, valley, and
ocean views. Your architecturally-designed, boomerangshaped cottage accommodates up to two couples in two
bedrooms, is fully self-contained, and comes stocked
with a few bottles of some of our best local wines. The
Boomerangs’ location is unbeatable — you are situated
in the middle of the iconic Great Otway National Park,
in the middle of the 91km-long Great Ocean Walk,
and halfway along the Great Ocean Road, the world’s
most scenic drive. Enjoy the surf, discover the local
attractions, have a BBQ, dine out locally or have a
massage in the comfort of your own cottage. Or simply
do nothing and de-stress.
SUPER SILENT
GINNY RUFFNER
AND TOM ROBBINS
100
104
FAIR BOOTH: S-18
FAIR BOOTH: S-44
Fraxinella
Natural Color
Table Runner
DANIELLE DESPLAN
MEL MENDEZ
Paper, gold leaf, acrylic
watercolor
Wool, hand-woven on table
pedal loom
9”x 11”, framed
18”x 3 1/2”
VALUE: $180
VALUE: $75
105
101
FAIR BOOTH: K-09
TABLEMATTERS
BY BEVIN
Cutting Board
FAIR BOOTH: Q-19
Exotic and domestic
laminated hardwoods
Aqua passion suede
DAVID LEVY
12”x 15”
VALUE: $68
Table Runner
66”x 14”
VALUE: $69
A
102
KIT KARBLER
FAIR BOOTH: S-09
Bird Nest
Glass
3”x 3”x 1 1/4”
106
JENNIFER UTSCH
FAIR BOOTH: S-32
Small Chakra Flags
Recycled metal, chain, and bells
5’ x 4’ x 2 1/2”
VALUE: $68
107
103
CHRIS STILES
FAIR BOOTH: I-03
Roses in a Blue Vase and
Washington Coast on a Foggy Night
Two archival quality prints of drawings with permanent
marking pens
VALUE: $90
RACHEL DERSTINE
DESIGNS
FAIR BOOTH: H-14
Table Runner #709
Cotton/Silk
73”x 16”x 1/8”
VALUE: $75
CLOSING AT 6:15pm
VALUE: $95
SILENT A AUCTION
112
PAUL KLEIN
FAIR BOOTH: H-21
Cairn Candle Holder
Beach stones
108
7”x 4”x 4”
DIANA CRONIN/EGG & I POTTERY
VALUE: $85
FAIR BOOTH: M-04
Happy Shot Glass Set
Porcelain
113
8”x 2”x 3”
VALUE: $89
SARAH RICHARDSON
JEWELRY
109
AUSTIN
HEITZMAN
FAIR BOOTH: Q-40
Floating Whatnot
Wood
8”x 24”x 18”
VALUE: $150
FAIR BOOTH: K-14
Falling Petal Earrings
Sterling and green chalcedony
2 1/2”x 1 1/4”x 1/4”
VALUE: $175
114
VITRIFIEDSTUDIO
FAIR BOOTH: R-11
110
Corked Black
Stoneware Canister
FAIR BOOTH: I-25
Black stoneware, brown-speckled
white glaze, and cork
Bamboo Scarf
6 1/2 x 4”x 4”
Bamboo fiber
VALUE: $75
KTWF
56”x 8”
Color is exchangeable during the 2013
BAM ARTSfair.
VALUE: $65
115 FLOOD CLOTHING
FAIR BOOTH: Q-34
111
RANDY DANA
PHOTOGRAPHY
FAIR BOOTH: G-20
Blue Tumble
Limited edition color
photograph, archival
materials with
mahogany frame
17”x 21”x 1”, framed
VALUE: $175
One-of-a-Kind
Women’s Hat
100% recycled t-shirts
One size fits all
VALUE: $55
116 120
FAIR BOOTH: M-21
FAIR BOOTH: I-04
T15 Racing Sloop
Pond Yacht
Iris
TIPPECANOE BOATS
LEE HENDRICKSON
Western red cedar and brass
Archival digital pigment
signed print
24”x 11”x 2”
25”x 15”x 3/4”, framed
VALUE: $74
VALUE: $175
117
121
FAIR BOOTH: Q-05
FAIR BOOTH: P-03
Topography from a Hot
Air Balloon Trip over
Winters, CA-Series #5
Bristlecone
Pine and the
Milky Way
Enameled copper, and
hardwood backing
Archival print on mat
4”x 4”x 3/8”
VALUE: $150
JUDY STONE
FRED MERTZ
VALUE: $97
122
118
DIRK YURICICH
PHOTOGRAPHY
JO ANN SYRON
FAIR BOOTH: G-04
FAIR BOOTH: Q-26
Winter Tree Oblong Tray
(Four Season Series)
Single Trunk
Photograph printed
on canvas
14”x 7 1/4”
20”x 13”
VALUE: $95
VALUE: $195
119
DIANA WEDDLE
FAIR BOOTH: P-12
Owl Family
Wooden Puzzle
12”x 16”x 3/8”
VALUE: $105
123 RICK MARTIN
FAIR BOOTH: S-55
Modern Wall Clock
Metal and wood
9”x 2 1/2”
VALUE: $140
CLOSING AT 6:15pm
Art glass-sheet, rod, and frit
A
SILENT A AUCTION
124
128
CAROL MARTIN
ZAVELLA
FAIR BOOTH: F-03
Rainbow Bangle
Bracelet
FAIR BOOTH: Q-33
Convertible Signature
Skirt Dress
Glass and sterling silver
70% Bamboo, 30% Organic
Cotton
3 1/2”x 3/8”
VALUE: $110
125 Size: Small
Dress may be exchanged for another size
during the 2013 BAM ARTSfair.
VALUE:
ERICA ZAP
$72
FAIR BOOTH: H-22
Mesh ball necklace
with matching earrings
Silver rhodium, brass
electroplated in different
finishes
17”
VALUE: $102
126
MELANIE HABETS
FAIR BOOTH: H-20
Aspen
Hand-painted silk velvet shawl
18”x 70”
VALUE: $79
129
CHRIS STILES
FAIR BOOTH: I-03
Trees and Meadow Flowers and
Matterhorn with Village Castle
Two archival quality prints of drawings with permanent
marking pens
VALUE: $90
127
DEBORAH CROSS
FAIR BOOTH: J-01
Scarf
The Andrews Shaker Collection, 2013
Wool/cashmere
48”
VALUE: $100
“Design junkies…can get a big,
satisfying dose of great design.”
200 204
VICTORIA VARGA
AND DANIEL
BROUDER
TURZA AND
ANDREW SHOWS
FAIR BOOTH: N-09
FAIR BOOTH: P-16
Inlaid Frog Pendant
Sterling Silver Elliptical
Earrings with a
Copper and Black Inlay
Turquoise, coral, sterling, and
aluminite
Sterling silver, resin and
copper mica
2”x 3”, with a 16” chain
VALUE: $250
11/4”x 1/2”x 1/4”
205
VALUE: $135
STUDIO Q JEWELRY
201
SETH ROLLAND
FAIR BOOTH: G-24
Lilac Vase
Sustainably-harvested cherry
FAIR BOOTH: N-01
Leaves Bolera Necklace
Sterling silver
Adjustible
VALUE: $175
9”x 5”
VALUE: $115
206
202
SETH ROLLAND
FAIR BOOTH: G-24
Poppy Vase
Sustainably-harvested cherry
10”x 4”
SANDRA RUMNEY
FAIR BOOTH: M-12
Brown/black Alpaca Wrap
Alpaca fiber
72”x 15”
VALUE: $125
B
VALUE: $115
207
203 FAIR BOOTH: S-04
Antiko 88
Plaster, iron oxide, and acrylics
36”x 12”x 1 1/2”
VALUE: $375
FAIR BOOTH: M-03
Ruby Beach
Reflections
Limited edition warmtoned black
& white matted photo
printed on 100%
cotton paper, archival
mat
24”x 30”x 1/4”, framed
VALUE: $275
CLOSING AT 6:30pm
NESTOR YULFO
MARTY
HULSEBOS
SILENT B AUCTION
208
212 FAIR BOOTH: Q-12
FAIR BOOTH: G-16
Cosmos Dawn
Road to Tuscany
Hand-made paper, with easel
Giclée print, varnished, limited
edition: 250
CAROL TAO
DANIEL NG
10”x 4”, on easel
VALUE: $150
VALUE: $350
213 209
ELISE LAJEUNESSE
MARNE RYAN/
RYAN DESIGNS
FAIR BOOTH: Q-30
Arch Cape Dory
Pebble Pendant
Bromoil
Reversible, fused layers of handmade sterling silver,
and 24K gold with an
18” sterling silver chain
/4”x 1/2”
3
111/4”x 131/4”, framed
VALUE: $250
VALUE: $195
214
210 BETSY WOLFSTON
FAIR BOOTH: G-23
Atmospheric I-Ching
Hand-built wall art, porcelain,
glaze, 18K gold
4 1/4”x 4”x 1”
VALUE: $250
GUSTAV REYES
FAIR BOOTH: O-01
Organic coil hickory bracelet
Hickory
4 1/2”x 3”x 3”
VALUE: $170
215
EILEEN F. SORG
211
SUSAN WAITE
FAIR BOOTH: Q-47
Sunrise on the
Bitterroot
Oil on board, custom
framed in-house
8 1/2”x 13 1/2”x 1 1/2”, framed
VALUE: $350
FAIR BOOTH: G-02
The Surrogate II
Colored pencil, ink, and
watercolor
11 1/2”x 13 1/2”, framed
VALUE: $400
216
PATTI BARKER
FAIR BOOTH: J-02
WHITE
FOREST
SPOONS
Exotic Flower
Hand-dyed silk, nuno felted
with fine Merino wool
FAIR BOOTH: G-11
80”x 8”
Set of utensils
VALUE: $125
Wood
Various sizes
221
VALUE: $250
VICKI FISH
217
FAIR BOOTH: K-04
Fly Away
RANDAL
SMITHEY
Mixed media collage with
found objects
FAIR BOOTH: N-06
11”x 9”x 2 1/2”
Wood Sketch 3
VALUE: $300
Steel with patina and
wood
16”x 16”x 3 1/2”
VALUE: $295
222
LYNN AND KMETA
REINTSEMA
218
SYLVIA GONZALEZ
FAIR BOOTH: Q-41
Baby Owls
Limited edition Giclée from pastel
on monotype
FAIR BOOTH: R-08
Scarf
Silk organza
72”x 8”
VALUE: $145
11 /2”x 25”x 1”, framed
1
VALUE: $250
223
NICKY
FALKENHAYN
B
FAIR BOOTH: R-09
CRISTY ALOYSI
AND SCOTT
GRAHAM
FAIR BOOTH: S-50
Spiral Bubble Bowl
Blown glass
5”x 8”x 8”
VALUE: $150
220 Knitted silver with
fresh water pearls
16”
VALUE: $125
CLOSING AT 6:30pm
219
Necklace with
pearls
SILENT B AUCTION
224
227
FAIR BOOTH: R-01
FAIR BOOTH: O-03
Faux Fortuni
Ceramic Vessel
Silk organza
Clay with Raku and
acrylic finish
JOAN MCGEE
FELICE BARNOW
40”x 28”
7”x 8”x 7”
VALUE: $150
225
HENRY BERGESON
VALUE: $150
228
FAIR BOOTH: L-08
ROGER MATHEWS
The Teleidoscope
FAIR BOOTH: F-04
Maple
Untitled
3”x 2”x 10”
Fused glass and steel
VALUE: $190
52”x 11”x 1”
VALUE: $200
226 DAVID LINDSAY,
LINDSAY ART GLASS
FAIR BOOTH: S-42
Victoria Vase
Hand-blown glass
7”x 5 1/2”x 5 1/2”
VALUE: $250
–The Seattle Times, Gayle Clemans on Zoom.
Italian Design and the Photography of
Aldo and Marirosa Ballo, 2013
“Everyday materials made extraordinary… Be amazed at
the levels of artistry…”
–The Seattle Times, Nancy Worssam on Bold Expressions:
African American Quilts from the Collection of Corrine Riley
300
304
CHRIS TURRI
FAIR BOOTH: S-43
ROBERT
TANDECKI
La Luz - A Story Totem
FAIR BOOTH: S-17
Steel, reclaimed auto skins, and metal
with patina on copper mask
Serenity
Watercolor
38”x 8”x 2”
VALUE: $600
VALUE: $850
305
CAROL
WOOLFORD
FAIR BOOTH: J-04
301
April Tulips
AKI SOGABE
Pastel
FAIR BOOTH: Q-31
Autumn Flow
Original paper cutting, rice
paper, charcoal paper, glues,
water-colors, and air brush
VALUE: $650
302
FAIR BOOTH: R-05
Pedestal Foot Teapot
306
SALLY PRANGLEY
FAIR BOOTH: S-21
Flying Cherries Purse
Stainless steel wire, glass seed
beads, and vintage beads
14”x 8”x 2 3/4”
VALUE: $450
Functional, oversized,
wood-fired porcelain
14”x 13”x 5”
VALUE: $800
303
BORS
VESTERBY
FAIR BOOTH: F-02
Sunfire
Giclée photographic
print, face-mounted
to UV filtering acrylic
16”x 20”x 1”
VALUE: $600
307
ALISON B.
ANTELMAN
CLOSING AT 6:45pm
GINA FREUEN
VALUE: $1,200
FAIR BOOTH: L-11
Pod Necklace
Hand-fabricated, oxidized
sterling, 18K & 22K gold,
Chrysoprase (stone), and
sterling chain
2”x 1/4”x 1/8” on a 16” chain
VALUE: $365
C
SILENT C AUCTION
308
312
FAIR BOOTH: Q-13
FAIR BOOTH: G-08
Swing Stroller
Baby-Chorded,
12-Note Drum
MARYLOU
OZBOLT-STORER
MICHAEL AND
JOAH THIELE
100% Silk with wicking
fabric lining
African Padauk
and Curly Maple
Size: Small
VALUE: $405
309
RICHARD CURTNER
18”x 8”x 5 1/2”
VALUE: $895
313
FAIR BOOTH: Q-08
MIKE WOODWARD
Vintage
FAIR BOOTH: Q-16
Word collage, artist proof Giclée
archival reproduction
24”x 27 1/2”x 1”, framed
VALUE: $850
Flame
Photograph of a piece of banded agate from
Brazil printed on metal
10”x 30”x 1”
VALUE: $395
310
AARON COLEMAN
FAIR BOOTH: S-07
Abyss in
the Distance
314
Resin, acrylics on
oak panel
BELLA SISTERS
FAIR BOOTH: S-23
24”x 36”x 2”
Raven
VALUE: $470
Gray Jacket made from
reclaimed wool
311
ANN HEPLER
17”x 30”
VALUE: $250
FAIR BOOTH: S-27
Wire Mesh Bracelet
and Tourmaline
315
14K gold fill wire and
tourmaline gemstones
FAIR BOOTH: M-14
MAGGIE MEISTER
2 1/2”x 3”x 1/8”
Madeleine Earrings
VALUE: $300
Glass seed beads, gemstone with
spinel drops
2”x 1/2”x 1/4”
VALUE: $350
316
319
JEWELS CURNOW
FAIR BOOTH: P-06
PADDY
MCNEELY
Garden
FAIR BOOTH: I-30
Cuttlefish cast, silver, copper,
and sapphires
Black Willow Basket
with Kenzan
1 1/2”x 3/4”
Thrown porcelain with
dyed willow handle
VALUE: $190
20”x 20”x 12 1/2”
VALUE: $300
317
320
BARRY &
ROSALIND HAGE
CRAIG MARSHALL
FAIR BOOTH: Q-01
FAIR BOOTH: R-17
East Meets West
Curly Maple Vase
with Live Edge
Hand-built, handsculpted, wheel-thrown,
ceramic
with 24K gold luster
Curly maple and
Peruvian walnut
13”x 13”x 7”
35”x 38”x 6”
VALUE: $350
VALUE: $750
321
AMOS AMIT
FAIR BOOTH: G-22
Original batik on cloth
25 1/2”x 20”, framed
CAROL KLIMEK
FAIR BOOTH: Q-18
Study in Yellow 2
Oil on Canvas
30”x 12”x 2 1/2”
VALUE: $425
318
VALUE: $580
322 NURIT & MICHAEL
VAGNER
CLOSING AT 6:45pm
Aspen Grove
FAIR BOOTH: S-28
Heart Pearls Necklace
Reversible hand-hammered
silver heart on one side &
14K gold heart with 3mm CZ
on-one side
/2”x 1/2”x 1/4”, fresh-water pearls
threaded on an 18”
silver chain
1
VALUE: $289
C
SILENT C AUCTION
323
327
FAIR BOOTH: O-07
FAIR BOOTH: R-13
Guest of Honor
Solitude
Acrylic on canvas
Oil on mounted linen with
linen mat
SAM BINGAMAN
DAVID MARTY
24”x 30”x 2”
VALUE: $1,800
15 1/2”x 18 1/2”, framed
VALUE: $775
324 328
BOZENNA AND
LUKASZ BOGUCKI
FAIR BOOTH: S-48
FAIR BOOTH: I-01
Bracelet
Crab
Stainless steel mesh
Glass
8”x 2”x 2”
1 3/4”x 7 1/2”x 6”
VALUE: $200
VALUE: $220
325
329
FAIR BOOTH: Q-39
FAIR BOOTH: Q-44
Tide Pool Bracelet
Cubes #2
KEVIN O’GRADY
BEAU TSAI
MORGAN MADISON
Borosilicate glass
Kiln-formed and cold-worked glass
3”x 2”x 1”
8”x 1 1/2”x 1 3/4”
VALUE: $260
VALUE: $275
326
KAREN O’HANLON
FAIR BOOTH: Q-28
Wedding Cranes
Ginger Jar
Washi Paper
VALUE: $925
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