BAINBRIDGE ISLAND MUSEUM OF ART June 13, 2015 · Welcome by Mark Levine, BIMA Board President ......

Second Annual Art & Experiences Auction

PROGRAM & CATALOG

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND MUSEUM OF ART

June 13, 2015

From Cynthia Sears & Frank Buxton, Honorary C0-ChairsJo

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Dear BIMA Celebrants!

At our museum opening two years ago we had the

privilege of thanking you for your wonderful acts

of faith and trust in supporting a new organization

that had never before designed or built an art

museum! Our appreciation of your belief in us –

and in our vision – has only gotten stronger.

At the celebration in 2013 we reminded you of an observation made by

Simone Weill, that the rarest and the purest form of generosity is attention.

We believe that still. We so appreciate the attention you continue to pay

to “the art and craft of our region and our time.”

You know, they say (or if they don’t, they should!) that the only things you

absolutely have to do in person are to be born and to die; everything else is

optional. We are so grateful that you choose to support your art museum in

person – as member, docent, volunteer, patron, Bistro-goer, event-attendee,

movie-watcher, Store-shopper, or simply as visitor!

Believe us, we know you are here. Thank you for showing up – and thank you

once again for all that you do on BIMA’s behalf.

Love,

Cynthia Sears & Frank BuxtonBIMA Art & Experiences Auction Honorary Co-Chairs

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Auction Program and Catalog Contents

CONTENTS

Thank You to Major Auction Sponsors 3

Friday June 12 Preview Party 4

Saturday June 13 Auction 4

Menus for Preview Party & Auction Night 6

Auction Rules 8

Thank You to In-kind Auction Sponsors 12

Thank You to the Collectors Circle 13

Silent Auction 1 14

Silent Auction 2 21

Silent Auction 3 29

Live Auction Introduction & Golden Ticket Drawing 39

Raise the Paddle! 40

Live Auction Listings 41

Artists Index 48

Experiences Index 49

BIMA Board, Auction Committee & Mission Statement 50

San Miguel de Allende (L9)

The Jewel Dunn’s River Beach Resort & Spa, St. Ann, Jamaica (L24)

Sabrina Knowles & Jenny Pohlman, Liberation Spears (L16)

Steve Jensen, Canoe in the Mist, Voyager Series (L4)

Julie Paschkis, Clementine (S209)

ON THE COVER:

Thank you to our Major Sponsors

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Auction Schedule

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Auction Schedule

SATURDAY, JUNE 13 Doors open at 5:30 pm

2nd Annual Art & Experiences AuctionSilent Auctions | 5:30 pm - 7:15 pm

Three Silent Auctions feature over 135 offerings:

SILENT AUCTION 1 Closes at 6:30 PM



Live Auction & Dinner in the Feferman Gallery | 7:30 pm

Welcome by Mark Levine, BIMA Board President

Golden Ticket Drawing by Cynthia Sears and Frank Buxton

Master of Ceremonies: John Ellis

Auctioneer: Matt Smith

Special Guest Speaker: Karen Vargas

Catering by Ann Pearl Catering

Checkout opens at 8:30 PM

Free Delivery of Auction Items in the Puget Sound Region

FRIDAY, JUNE 12 From 6 to 9 pm

Auction Preview Partyfor Ticket Holders, Sponsors,

Participating Artists &

Auction Volunteers

Passed Hors d’oeuvres

International Cheese Table

and Dessert Selection

Wine and Beer

Catering by Simply Bainbridge

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Preview Party & Auction Night Menus

PREVIEW NIGHT PARTY MENUFriday June 12, 2015

Feferman Gallery

Artisanal Cheese and Meat Buffet

Lemon Mint Shortbread

BIMA Birthday Mini-Cupcakes

BIMA Brownies


BBQ Chicken Sliders on Hawaiian Rolls

Vegetable Garden Frittata Bites

Rosemary Lemon Chicken Skewers

Catering by Simply Bainbridge

AUCTION NIGHT APPETIZERS & DINNERSaturday June 13, 2015


Wild Mushroom Paté on Garlic Crustini with Fresh Herbs

Apricot Chutney Cream Puffs

Chilled Grapes with Goat Cheese & Candied Pecans

Asian Turkey Meatballs with Hoisin Glaze

Gorgonzola, Pear & Lemon Thyme Bites

Spring Asparagus & Shrimp with Lemon Aioli Dip

Dinner Menu

Arugula Salad with Chick Peas, Asparagus & Shaved Parmesan Lemon Dressing

Sweet Potato Rolls & Sweet Butter

Chilled Apple Ginger Salmon* with Dill Cream & Cucumber

Orzo Artichoke Bake with Brown Butter Crumbs

Tomato. Mozzarella & Basil Caprissi

Melon Wedge with Mint

Rhubarb Cake with Fresh Strawberries & Crème Fraîche

* Vegetarian OptionSpring Vegetable Roasted Tart

Catering by Ann Pearl Catering

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Auction RulesRegistrationUpon entering the auction or during the Auction Preview event, you will receive or confirm your bid number. Please use only the bid number assigned to you for bidding on silent and live auction items.

Silent AuctionSilent Auction opens per the published Schedule of Events. The minimum bid and minimum raise for each item is written on the bid sheet by the item. To be valid, bids must comply with these minimums and be legible. Please note that only absentee bids can be placed in advance on items reserved for the Saturday, June 13, 2015 Auction. (see also Absentee Bidding Instructions).

To place a bid, write your bid number next to the bid amount on the bid sheet. Doing so constitutes a legal contract to purchase that Silent Auction item at the price you stated if your bid is the winning bid. The last (highest) valid bid entered at the moment the section closes will be the winning bid.

A maximum guaranteed bid is stated on each bid sheet. By placing your bid number in this box, the bidding closes. The item is yours and will be available for pick up or delivery (see Delivery) once it is paid for and packaged.

The Auction Committee reserves the right to withdraw any item at any time without notice before the actual sale. In the event of a dispute, the Auction Committee shall act as final authority in determining the winning bid.

Live AuctionLive Auction bidding will begin according to the published Schedule of Events. When bidding, please hold up your bid number toward the auctioneer. The Live Auction will continue until all items are sold.

If a group is bidding on one item, please designate one person to place your combined bid. Auction items will be awarded to one purchaser only.

A bid acknowledged by the auctioneer is a legal contract to purchase the item.

Absentee BiddingAll auction ticket holders are eligible to place absentee bids on any auction items. Eligible absentee bids must be placed using the Absentee Bid Form. This bid form will be available during the Auction Preview Event (Friday, June 12, from 6PM to 9PM) or otherwise upon request. Absentee bids for the silent auction items will be placed 20 minutes after the doors open for Silent Auctions. Bids are kept and placed by a small (confidential) team of auction committee members and/or volunteers. The bidder will be notified within 24 hours if their bid wins the item(s). Live Auction absentee bids can be placed by a dedicated BIMA staff person or volunteer who will bid in increments (up to your maximum amount) as requested by the auctioneer only following another legitimate bid from an auction attendee. Absentee bids are kept confidential.

PaymentAll items must be paid for by the end of the evening unless other arrangements need to be made. For your convenience, we provide an Express Pay option so that you may pre-register your credit card. We gladly accept Cash, Check, MasterCard, Amex, and Visa. (Auction Rules continue on page 9)

Enjoy the Auction – Free Delivery is Available!

Auction Rules continued(Auction Rules continued from page 8)

Pick-Up Once you have paid for your winning items, you will be issued a receipt. Please present this receipt at Pick-Up to claim your winning tangible items and/or certificates for services.

It is the responsibility of the purchaser to remove his/her winning item(s) from BIMA within 3 days of purchase, unless prior arrangements are made for delivery (see Delivery).

Terms of SaleUnless otherwise noted, all certificates for goods and services must be used within one year of the auction date. All items and services are subject to the terms and conditions specified by the donors.

Potential bidders may request assistance from an auction committee member to inspect pieces during the preview events. BIMA will have dedicated auction representatives for this purpose. All sales are final. There will be no exchanges or refunds. Bainbridge Island Museum of Art (BIMA) does not make any expressed or implied warranties or guarantees on auction items regarding quality or value of items or services. BIMA attempted to describe and catalog all items correctly, but all items are offered and sold “AS IS” and “WITH ALL FAULTS.”

BIMA neither warrants nor represents, and in no event shall be responsible for the correctness of descriptions, genuineness, authorship, provenance or condition of the items. No statement made in this catalog or made orally at the auction or elsewhere shall

be deemed such a warranty for tax purposes or market value. Items have not been appraised unless otherwise noted.

Reservations for trips and vacation accommodations must be mutually arranged with the donor unless otherwise noted. No refunds will be allowed on travel packages for canceled tickets and/or accommodations.

By the buyer’s purchase, the buyer waives any claim for liability against BlMA, its elected and appointed officials, members and employees, sponsors, volunteers connected with the auction, and/or the donor of the item. Neither BIMA nor the donor is responsible for any personal injuries or damage that may result from the use of the property or services.

Tax InformationThis catalog lists the fair market value of each item. Any amount you pay in excess of the fair market value would normally be available to you as a charitable contribution for tax purposes. Please check with your tax advisor for specifics. BIMA will mail you a letter for your records.

Delivery ( just like admission to the art museum – IT’S FREE!)

We include free delivery within the Puget Sound region, and especially encourage it for any large or fragile items purchased. Simply ask about delivery at check-out, and a staff or volunteer art handler will make an appointment with you in the days immediately following the event.

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Enjoy the Auction – Free Delivery is Available!

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Thank you to our In-kind Event Sponsors

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The Collectors CircleSpecial thanks to our generous collectors for their

wonderful auction offerings of art and craft:

James Arrabito & Jessica Pavish

Elizabeth & Scott Coplan

Marica Garrett

Susan Guffey

Linda Mallin

Mark Levine & John Keppeler

Johnna & Fred Kleisner

Alida & Christopher Latham

Laura & Roy Lundgren

Pastiche Antiques & Denis Housen

Greg Robinson & Steve Charles

Cynthia Sears & Frank Buxton

Judy Self

Estate of Barbara Spillinger

Ralph Spillinger & Rob Jacques

Alice & Drew Thomes

Marilyn Turkovich & Lynn DeVree

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Silent Auction 1

Clockwise: Marie Weichman (S133), Max Grover (S122), and Mary Alice Sterling (S115).

Silent Auction 1 | Saturday, June 13 | Closes 6:30 PM

S101 Dawn McNamara Ganesh (God of Opportunity/Remover of Obstacles)medium fired porcelain, glaze, gold gilt & mixed media 14” h x 8”w x 6”d

$500

S102 ArtistUnknown Individual Tea Setceramic black teapot with frog, cup and trivet 7”h x 6.5”w x 6.5”d

Donated by Collectors Circle

$250

S103 MaryPohlmann Art Bag (Persephone)mixed media 17”h x 12”l


$50

S104 MaryPohlmann Art Bag (Smile and Nod) mixed media 17”h x 12”l


$50

S105 MaryPohlmann Art Bag (Lost and Found)mixed media 17”h x 12”l


$50

S106 MaryPohlmann Art Bag (Beauty and the Beast)mixed media 17”h x 12”l


$50

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S107 JamesMinsonSea Urchin Perfume Bottlelampworked glass 4”h x 3”w x 3”d


$175

S108 JamesMinsonSquid Perfume Bottlelampworked glass 8”h x 3”w x 3.5”d


$200

S109 JamesMinsonFigure Bottlelampworked glass 7”h x 3” diameter


$200

S110 KeswickSchoolofIndustrialArtStaybright Bowlhammered stainless steel 5” diameter


$60

S111 Elizabeth VanDienUntitledpapercut, collage, mixed media 10”h x 10”w


$350

S112 ArtistUnknownColorful Baskethand-woven wire 21”h x 15” diameter


$150

S113 ArtistsUnknownLot of five (5) bowls, two (2) signedfired clay, dimensions vary


$120

S114 JemezPotteryJemez Pottery Vessel (signed) fired and painted clay 5”h x 6.5”l


$250

S115 MaryAliceSterlingTall Cargo Basket18”h x 17”l x 12”d


$330

S116 MaryAliceSterlingSmall Market Basket with oak handle10”h x 17”l x 7”d


$120

S117 SallyPrangleyFresh Fish Purse2015 stainless steel wire, beads 15”h x 8”d

Courtesy of Bainbridge Arts & Crafts and Freehand Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

$475

S118 LoranScruggsDozen Party Whistlestin cans, bottle caps, stainless steel, glue, cork, ball chain

10”h x 6”w x 2”d

Courtesy of Bainbridge Arts & Crafts and Port Townsend Gallery.

$225


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S119 KathrynBerdTeapotglazed ceramic 4”h x 7.5”w x 6.5”d


$100

S120 CocoWoman and Horsemixed media on wood 8.5”h x 7”w


$100

S121 CocoHappy Daemonmixed media on wood 8.5”h x 7”w


$100

S122 MaxGroverRed Sproutsoil on board 19”h x 16”w (framed)


$500

S123 Max GroverEl Hombre de la Barbacoa, 2007 mixed media on wood 6”h x 6”w


$350

S124 LeeKatzenbachBetween Moon Seawatercolor on paper 12”h x 13”w (framed)


$225


S125 Lee KatzenbachEarth and Sky (Under Cultivation)watercolor on paper 21”h x 22”w (framed)


$225

S126 Lee KatzenbachWool Shedwatercolor on paper 20 ½”h x 22”l (framed)


$275

S127 JamesMindenJefy, the Fox mixed media 11”h x 14”w (framed)


$175

S128 ArtistUnknownTurquoise Scarfwoven fabric 43.5”l x 23w


$150

S129 Jan HerrenUntitled (Seattle/Bainbridge Ferry), 1998watercolor 16”h x 20”w (framed)


$400

S130 MichelDesRochersOn the Galloping Goose Trailwatercolor 9”h x 12”w (framed)


$175


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S131 Karen MoskowitzFly Away (Remember Me)mixed media on wood 10”h x 10”w x 1 3/4”d

$100

S132

MattSetteElkblock print

18”h x 6”w (framed)


$150

S133 MarieWeichmanThe Bearprint of charcoal drawing

$200

S134 ArtistUnknownFelixprint 8”h x 10”w (framed)


$100

S135 ArtistUnknownSangha, 1983mixed media 30.5”h x 32.5”w (framed)


$250


BIMA Offers Free Delivery of Purchased Auction Items! See page 9 for details.

Live Auction

Golden Ticket

Drawing

A special opportunity to

win the LIVE AUCTION

item of your choice.

See page 39

for details.

Auction Notes

Silent Auction 2

Clockwise: Hilton Rose Hall, Montego Bay, Jamaica (S229); Mary Melinda Wellsandt (S222); Julie Paschkis (S209); and Richard Brown. (S218).

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S201 HelenGarretsonUntitled Still Lifewatercolor 24”h x 28”w


$600

S202 LindaWhittemoreRecollections IImonotype 50”h x 22”w


$1,800

S203 RalphdeBurgosEnigma, 1975 mixed media 12”h x 14”w


$400

S204 RalphdeBurgosSunflowerconte and graphite sketch 24”h x 20”w


$600

S205 RalphdeBurgosUntitled Modern Abstractmixed media 10”h x 12”w


$400

S206 PamGalvaniWhat do we know?monoprint with Sumi ink lettering, 2/25


$300


S207 JoanStuartRossStop the Dead XIrelief & digital print and encaustic on vintage book page 19”h x 16”w


$400

S208 WoodleighMarxHubbardDieting Puggouache & watercolor pencil on paper 16.5” h x 13.75”w

Courtesy of The Island Gallery, Bainbridge Island (for jewelry)

$850

S209 JuliePaschkisClementine, 2010ink and gouache on paper 17”h x 20”w (framed)

$950

S210 TerrySiebertHummingbird and Lobelia Tupa platter, 2014earthenware with majolica glaze 15” diameter

Courtesy of Bainbridge Arts & Crafts and The Synderman- Works Gallery, Philadelphia, PA

$400

S211 Mesolini GlassStudio

(Diane Bonciolini & Gregg Mesmer)Aquamarine Lotus Bowlslumped glass with iridescent surface texture 17”dia

$250

S212 GennelynnMartinRepairs, 2008mixed media on canvas 30”h x 24”w

Donated by Collectors CIrcle

$400

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213 DavidBarkerAntarcticapastel and water painting with Artist’s Logbook featuring images from this series 16.5”h x 18”w


$800

S214 BeverleeAhlinWater Spirit watercolor on paper 34”h x 15”w (framed)


$425

S215 MaggieSmith&BirgitJosenhansXANADU on Z Shelf, 2014/15earthenware, claro walnut 8.25”h x 23”l x 7”d

$480

S216 MaggieSmith&BirgitJosenhansWE MUST PREFER on Z Shelf, 2014/15earthenware, eastern maple 10”h x 27”l x 8.25”d

$520

S217 ArtGriceVenice, Window Series, 2013archival pigment print 24”h x 20”w

$600

S218 RichardBrownMeadow Grasses, 2006photograph 28”h x 23”w


$350


S219 RichardBrownSnowy Rest Stop near Birch Garden, 2006photograph 28”h x 23”w


$350

S220 ArtistUnknownUntitled Doll with Babymixed media 19”h


$150

S221 ArtistUnknownUntitled Dollmixed media 19”h


$150

S222 MaryMelindaWellsandt

Vetri Line Vase with Black Crow & Nestsandblasted and painted glass 14”h x 5.25”w x 2.5”d

$300

S223 M.DenisHillSmith Farm on Ebey’s Prairie, Whidbey Islandphotograph



$170

S224 Henry(Hank)HaysUntitledoil on canvas 18”h x 24”w (framed)


$500

S225 DoloresTaylorUntitledpâte de verre 6.5”h x 6.5”w


$300

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S226 JeanRandallLast Stormmonoprint, 1 of 2 12”h x 10”l


$100

S227 DorothyThorpePunch Bowl Setincludes twelve silver- rimmed glasses, tray, and side dish

$TBD

S228 PaulJenkinsUntitledink wash on paper 20”h x 16”w


$150

S229 HiltonRoseHall,MontegoBay,Jamaica

Nestled between the scenic mountains and turquoise Caribbean waters of Jamaica, the all-inclusive Hilton Rose Hall Resort & Spa truly inhabits an exclusive ocean-front location on the edge of Montego Bay. The resort is set on the legendary 18th-century Rose Hall Plantation, and evokes the colorful charm and hospitality made famous by the island. All accommodations feature a private balcony or terrace.

Three-night stay for two; includes all meals, drinks, land and non-motorized watersports activities, and gratuities. Subject to availablity and blackout dates. Cannot be used with another promotion. Valid through June 30, 2016. Arrangements may be made to extend your stay at the time reservation is made.

Donated by Hilton Rose Hall.

$1,200

S230 TheCrawfordHotel,UnionStation,DenverTwo-night stay in a premium room at downtown Denver’s newest luxury hotel. Located in the iconic Denver Union Station, The Crawford is truly like nothing Colorado has seen before. The Crawford effortlessly combines the historic elements of Union Station’s past with the smart luxury guests crave today. The Crawford is a respite among the hustle and bustle of downtown Denver’s center.

Blackout dates may apply.

Donated by The Crawford Hotel, Union Station, Denver

$760


S231 OrcasIslandGetaway

Weekend &DinnerTwo nights at the Lundgren waterfront guesthouse located on a 148-acre nature preserve on Orcas Island. Hot tub, hiking, beach access, crabbing (in season). Gourmet dinner at Sallie Bell’s art-filled house. Luxurious for two people, great for four, and fine for a family retreat of up to eight.

Mutually agreed upon date.

Donated by Laura & Roy Lundgren and Sallie Bell

$ 700

S232 GillianBullWalk at Fort Wardoil on board 16”h x 20”w (image)

$900

S233 G.RogersUntitled silver photographic print 7”h x 14”w


$75

S234 Dana Serene Sheep, c. 1994-1995mixed media doll 14”h


$150

S235 SallyRobisonFly Awayprint on wood panel 8”h x 10”w

Courtesy of Bainbridge Arts & Crafts

$300

S236 DebbieFecherGramstadHappy Birdceramic, paint, wood 17”h x 8”w x 3”d

$300

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S237 RichardEckelOrange Vaseblown glass

15”h x 14 1/4”w x 13”d


$300

S238 JennyFilliusYTTC, 2015repurposed tin on wood 9”h x 7”w x 1”d

$350

S239 BobHickernellBlack Locustturned wood, Robinia 16”h x 12”w x 10”h


$250

S240 Karen HackenbergAbout Face, 2004 (Vented Totems Series)31”h x 30”w (framed)

Courtesy of Simon Mace Gallery, Port Townsend and Smith & Vallee Gallery, Edison

$800

S241 TomKillionHanalei Bay, Kauai, 2011woodblock print, 131/175 17”h x 22”w


$350

BIMA Offers Free Delivery of Purchased Auction Items! See page 9 for details.

Live Auction

Golden Ticket

Drawing

A special opportunity to

win the LIVE AUCTION

item of your choice.

See page 39

for details.

Please Note:

Silent Auction 3

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Clockwise: Marge Levy (S343), Dion Zwirner (S318), Jeanne E (S303). Salllie Bell (S340), and Matthew X Curry (S339).

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S300 JaneLarsonGarden Scenehanging piece with grid of ceramic tiles 15”h x 24”w


$500

S301 DavidDensmoreThe Hay Cart, 2006oil on board 20”h x 24”l


$1,125

S302 CarrieGollerKoi Weavingencaustic/mixed media 36”h x 12”w x 2”d

Courtesy of Earthenworks Galleries, Port Townsend & La Conner

$795

S303 Jeanne EFlippant Frockceramic

22h” x 17w”

$1,000

S304 RichardStineDog Woman Walking, 2000watercolor


$900

S305 DaleCoxKelso: Night Train Highballing thru Grade Crossing, 1986oil on canvas

30”h x 39”w


$800


S306 KarenCornellAgua (meditation on water)oil on wood panel 20”h x 16”w

Courtesy of Bainbridge Arts & Crafts and SAM Rental and Sales Gallery, Seattle

$750

S307 WilliamInghamSketch of Swirling Forms, 2005pencil on paper 18”h x 15”w

$750

S308 CraigJacobrownOtter Maskalder with cedar bark

$1500

S309 AoudlaPudlatThe Solitary Arluk, 1993, Cape Dorset Serieslithograph 29/50

30.5”h x 36”w


$800

S310 PitaloosieSailaLost, 2007. Cape Dorset Serieslithograph, 34/50

28”h x 35.5”w


$900

S311 TimPitsiulakWhale Sounding, 2012 Cape Dorset Seriesstonecut & stencil, 10/50 38.5”h x 29.5”w


$1,200

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S312 MaritaDingusUntitled mixed media 48”h x 24”w


$1,200

S313 Larry“Ulaaq”AhvakanaLime Green Platter, 2005Bullseye glass, fused and slumped 16”h x 17”w

$2,200

S314 StephenMacFarlaneBundle of Energymonoprint 20”h x 16”w

Courtesy of Roby King Galleries, Bainbridge Island

$550

S315 JoelSackettYama Imagined, 2004photography 27”h x 24”w (framed)

$750

S316 ArtistUnknownHandcrafted Vintage Wood Tabletable on rollers 33”h x 23.5”l x 16.5”w


$500

S317 ArtistUnknownHandcrafted Vintage Wood Tabletable with stone on rollers 31”h x 22.5”w x 16.5”l


$500


S318 DionZwirnerEbboil on panel

24”h x 18”w


Courtesy of Lisa Harris Gallery

$1,600

S319 LoriSlaterRoom Among the Palmspainting on paper 24”h x 24”w


$575

S320 LoriSlaterOmbu Tree Pathpainting on paper

26”h x 30”w


$600

S321 NiaMichaelsKing Monarchtin and tintype photos 7”h x 5.5”w

$500

S322 NiaMichaelsQueen Monarchtin and tintype photos 7”h x 5.5”w

$500

S323 ArtistUnknownJapanese Wave Print mixed media 30”h x 24”w


$600

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S324 IngoWilliamsBedford Downing glass frame boxglass box, photo can be framed on the lid


$65

S325 NancyWordenBugle Earrings silver

$196

S326 ArtistUnknownfreshwater pearl necklace with turquoise pendant 10”l


$400

S327 ArtistUnknownfreshwater pearl and gold nugget bead necklace16”l


$200

S328 ArtistUnknownturquoise and mixed media bead necklace with florette, plus matching earrings and box Donated by Collectors Circle

$200

S329 ArtistUnknownblack beads with pendantDonated by Collectors Circle

$150


S330 Artist Unknownsterling silver and green stone oval earrings1”l x .5”w


$40

S331 Artist Unknownsterling silver and freshwater pearl earrings Donated by Collectors Circle

$75

S332 Artist UnknownBlue Mosaic Bowlporcelain 3.5”h x 5.5”w x 5”l


$200

S333 Artist Unknownbib rosette necklace11”l


$300

S334 Artist UnknownVenetian glass and mixed media bead necklace 9”l


$250

S335 Artist Unknownmoonstone and sterling pendant necklace18”l


$85

S336 Artist Unknownhandcrafted medallion necklacesterling 18”l


$125

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S337 JessicaPavishVenetian glass beads and Swarovski crystal bead necklace & modern clutch

$250

S338 MickiLippeForest Earringssterling silver, 22K gold, pearls, quartz 3” l

$300

S339 Matthew XCurryValet 1, 2010mixed media, woods, mirror, vine, copper, branch 30”h x 26.5”w x 8”d

Courtesy of NW Woodworkers Gallery, Seattle and Bainbridge Arts & Crafts

$625

S340 SallieBellAlberto double dorje pendant

$600

S341 SallieBellbeaded necklace

$160

S342 SallieBellhandmade vest

$340

S343 MargeLevyRed Letter Daynatural wood beads and elastic; one red letter

$268

S344 ArtistUnknownInsect pinDonated by Collectors Circle

$40

S345 ArtistUnknownEnglish bird pin

pewter


$80


S346 ArtistUnknownMetal Scarab Bracelet7.5” diameter


$100

S347 ArtistUnknown18 karat yellow gold turtle pin with tiny sapphire eyes.5”h x 2.75”w x .5”l


$300

S348 ArtistUnknownBee brooch with spring wings (as is)1.5”h x 1”w x .5”l


$150

S349 ArtistUnknownBee lapel pins (2).5”h x .5”w x .5”l


$80

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S350 Artist UnknownPraying Mantismixed media


$TBD

S351 Michael FelberHoneybee giclée print of colored pencil over watercolor 13”h x 12”w (image)

$250

S352 Cameron SnowSet of six hand-painted tea cups kiln fired minerals on porcelain 4”h


$750

S353 Jere CurtisBirds in Flightmetal sculpture 22”h x 58”w x 12”d


$2,000

S354 James MinsonWinged Pinsterling silver


$100

S355 Jane PenmanLapis Lazuli Stone Art Necklace, 2015stone and sterling silver 10 ½”l Courtesy of Earthenworks Gallery, Port Townsend & LaConner, and Island Studios, Friday Harbor

$700

S356 Karen HackenbergStack of Booksgraphite on paper 3.75”h x 5.25” (image)

$300

Live Auction

Clockwise: Hotel Casa Chameleon, Costa Rica (L13); David Eisenhour (L12); and Steven Maslach (L17).

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Purchase GOLDEN TICKETS for $100 each – the winning ticket will be

drawn at the start of the Live Auction – the winner will pick her/his

choice from ALL of the items offered in the Live Auction.

Use your Bid Number to purchase Golden Tickets. You may purchase

as many as you like, but there are only 100 Golden Tickets available.

If your number is drawn, you will be able to select any item in the Live

Auction!!

GOLDEN TICKETS will be sold during the Silent Auctions only on Auction

night. You or your proxy must be present to win!

The winning ticket will be drawn by Cynthia Sears and Frank Buxton,

Honorary Co-Chairs.

Live Auction

Golden Ticket

DrawingA special opportunity to

win the LIVE AUCTION item

of your choice

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Raise the Paddle

Your tax-deductible donation supports our annual exhibitions, educational programs and operations. BIMA has much to celebrate….we have over 80,000 visitors per year and serve as a major gateway for Bainbridge Island and the Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas. Recently we achieved prominent national recognition – we were named on prominent lists of the top small town museums in America – Travel & Leisure, CNN, and Fodors.

BIMA rotates exhibitions three times per year and presents a diverse array of educational programs. We partner with dozens of non-profit cultural and civic organizations with workshops, lectures, seminars, small scale performances, musical events, film screenings, and film series. We set an early goal to be a “living room” for the community – we met that goal and added a wonderful dining room – the BIMA Bistro! We support artists in many ways – through our exhibitions and programs, and also our Museum Store. After two successful years we have launched a near-term Strategic Planning process, setting goals in all areas for the next three years.

During the Live Auction the Auctioneers will ask for your support – please support BIMA with a gift that is meaningful to you, at one of the following levels:

$25,000$15,000$10,000$5,000$2,500$1,000$500$250$100

We greatly appreciate your support of BIMA’s Second Annual Art & Experiences Auction with your RAISE THE PADDLE donation!

Help celebrate BIMA’s second full year of operations with a generous RAISE THE PADDLE gift!

Live Auction | Saturday, June 13 | 7:30 PM

L 1 LittleandLewis

(George & David Lewis)

The Very Last Hosta Leaf

concrete with color wash 17”h x 12”w

$400

L 2 JohnKeppeler (Bennett-Howard Studios)

Fog/White Iridescent Bowl With Grey Center

fused and slumped glass 4”h x 17.5”w


$800

L 3 MesoliniGlassStudio

(Diane Bonciolini & Gregg Mesmer)

Birdhouse of a Different Color

fused and constructed glass (sculptural, not functional)13”h x 13”w x 7.5”d

$1,000

L 4 SteveJensenCanoe in the Mist - Voyager Seriesoil & boat resin on canvas mounted to wood 16”h x 20”w

Courtesy of Abmeyer + Wood Fine Art, Seattle

$1,350

L 5 CarolineCooleyBrowneConsidering the Box, 2009oil pastel 41”h x 30”w (framed)


$1,800

L 6 DeborahPaul Desperate Housewives, 2014recycled tin boxes, glow in the dark paint 24”h x 24”h

$1,200

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L 9 SanMiguel deAllendeSpend a relaxing week in the heart of the historic colonial town of San Miguel Allende, Mexico.Your 3 bedroom/3bath house is fully staffed and sleeps six. The casa is situated half a block from the town square on one of San Miguel’s most picturesque streets, well-known for special festival parades and wedding processions. Your colorful, sunlit, art-filled home flows with indoor/outdoor spaces and offers five exotic garden patios and view terraces. Cool off in the generous solar-heated swimming pool after exploring the many artists’ studios of the region. Personal introductions to San Miguel’s leading artists and craftpersons will be included.

Dates by mutual agreement with owners.

Not available November 1, 2015 through February 5, 2016.

Donated by Cynthia Sears & Frank Buxton and George & David Lewis

$3,500

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L 7 SueRobertsRescued, 2012clay, acrylic paint, and encaustic 13”h x 11”w x 7”d

$1,500

L 8 GaryGrovesFall Grasses, 2008woodcut print 30”h x 36”w

Courtesy of Augen Gallery, Portland, and Roby King Galleries, Bainbridge Island

$1,100

L 10 3-nightstayinaLaurelCollectionSuite. CaesarsPalace, LasVegas.This landmark resort evokes the splendor of ancient Rome. You will enjoy luxury accom-modations, dining and shopping, a 4.5 acre pool complex, world-class fitness center and spa. The Forum Shops at Caesars is an extraordinary collection of stores, restaurants and entertainment set in an ancient Roman marketplace.

Includes round-trip limousine transfers between Caesars Palace and airport. Dinner for two at Giada’s at the Cromwell. Two tickets to a show at the Colosseum at Caesars. Two tickets to ride the High Roller, the world’s tallest observation wheel.

Suite and show tickets subject to availability. Offer valid through June 13, 2016. Reservations must be booked at least 21 days prior to arrival. Does not include alcoholic beverages.

Donated by Caesars Entertainment

$3,500

L 11 TimPitsiulak Arvik Amuasijartuq Cape Dorset Series stonecut & stencil 10/50 47.5”h x 33”w

Donated by Collectors’ Circle

$1,800


L 12 DavidEisenhourBarnacles - Tideline Series, 2015cast bronze dimensions vary

$3,100

L 13 CasaChameleon,MalPais,CostaRicaHoneymoon Villas in Costa RicaPerched above Mal Pais, one of Costa Rica’s most scenic beaches, Hotel Casa Chameleon is the perfect romantic getaway for couples that want to celebrate their love.

This hotel in Mal Pais is a luxurious adults-only honeymoon (1st or 2nd) hotel surrounded by exuberant tropical beauty, offering sumptuously appointed private villas, each with its own infinity pool and expansive ocean view terraces. Here you can live your dream of a tropical honeymoon vacation or a romantic getaway for couples of all ages. Mal Pais is one of Costa Rica’s best kept secrets – a preferred destination for pure nature lovers and celebrity hideaway.

While at Casa Chameleon, yes, there is a world out there beyond its tropical paradise, but there is nothing there you’ll need.

Breakfast and dinner nightly, where dinner is not simply about perfectly prepared food and beverage, it’s about candlelight and shadows!

INFO: www.casachameleon.com

Donated by Hotel Casa Chameleon

$1220 or $1796 for Ultra Villa

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RichardJesseWatsonCedar Waxwing, 2000 egg tempera on board 19” h x 34” w

Courtesy of Simon Mace Gallery, Port Townsend

$2,300

L 15 JennyAndersenTexts from a Lost Tribewood-fired ceramic wall plaques (2) 16”h x 10”w x 2”d

Courtesy of The Island Gallery

$2,500

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L 18 DinnerandMoviewithGovernor JayInslee &TrudiInsleeHonorary Auction Chairs, Cynthia Sears & Frank Buxton, invite you and a dozen of your closest friends to dinner and a movie with the Honorable Jay Inslee and First Lady Trudi Inslee.

This Governor’s Choice evening will begin with hors d’oeuvres and dinner in the Yonder Great Room featuring a menu by Simply Bainbridge, especially designed to meet your individual tastes. Following dessert everyone will go to the Yonder Theater to watch the film chosen by the Governor and First Lady for this evening. Expect to enjoy some lively discussions afterwards!

Donated by Cynthia Sears & Frank Buxton, Cherie Levan (Simply Bainbridge), and Governor Jay Inslee & Trudi Inslee

$1200

L 19 FayJonesDiscovery, 1993Monotype 30” h x 37” w

Donated by

Collectors Circle

$ TBD

L 20 CaseyCurranChariot, 2014brass, wood copper, steel, canvas, acrylic, chicken feathers 33”h x 36.5”w x 18”d


$5,000

L 16 SabrinaKnowles&JennyPohlmanUntitled, Liberation Spears, 2015 black (K54) glass, steel, copper, beads 50”h x 9.5”w each

$9,000

L 17

StevenMaslachGreen Long Boatcast glass on steel base 42”h x 6” w x 6”d

$4,600

Raise the PaddleBIMA appreciates

your generous support!

See page 40 for details.

L 24 TheJewelDunn’sRiverBeachResort &Spa, St.Ann,JamaicaDiscover paradise at The Jewel’s Dunn River Beach Resort & Spa. The resort is surrounded by a lush landscape, the crystal-clear Caribbean Sea, and sun-kissed beaches. This Jamaican resort offers a perfect getaway for an unforgettable all-inclusive vacation.

Offer good for a 3-night stay and includes all meals, drinks, entertainment, land and non-motorized water sports activities, and gratuities. Subject to availability and blackout dates. Cannot be used with another promotion. Valid through June 30, 2016. Arrangements may be made to extend your stay at the time reservation is made.

Donated by The Jewel’s Dunn River Beach Resort & Spa

ValueTBD

L 25 RichardStineHouse With Legsoil on rag paper 20”h x 16”w (framed)

$3,500


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L 21 Larry“Ulaaq”AhvakanaDark Road, 2008Bullseye glass, fused and slumped 15.5”h x 15.5”w

$2,200

L 22 DonnaSnowTea Party Under the Beetlenut Treemixed media 33”h x 28”l


$1,200

L 23 MargieMcDonaldMoon Flowercopper tubing, cotton covered copper wire 16”h x 23”w x 14”d

$900

L 26 FredLisaiusDamp Earth Logacrylic on wood panel 20”h x 30”w

$1,600

L 27 SunValley–WeeklongLuxuryRetreat

Spend one full week (7 nights) in a luxurious timber-style 3 bedroom, 3 bath condominium and enjoy the beauty and activities of beautiful Sun Valley. Explore great indoor and outdoor activities, including world-class fly fishing, miles of mountain bike trails, golf, horseback riding or winter skiing…then take a short 10-minute walk to shopping and five-star dining. Includes access to world-class Zynergy Fitness Center with pools & spas, tennis & squash courts, and fitness studios. Sleeps 6. Mutually agreed upon date. Valid through June 2016.

Donated by Debbi & Paul Brainerd

$7,500

L 28 BrianKemkesTwisted, 2015oil on canvas


$2,000

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L 29 Original Artwork&PrintmakingExperience—WendyOrville

This package includes an original and unique, framed monotype (Bluffs, 2015) by artist Wendy Orville. Enjoy a printmaking party (demo and/or hands on art workshop) for 6 (adults, teenagers, or families) at the artist’s Bainbridge Island studio, plus food and beverages for your after party. Mutually agreed upon date, expires June 30, 2016.Donated by: Wendy Orville (artist), Roby King Galleries (framing), and Greg Robinson & Steve Charles (food & beverage to suit your party).

$2,200

L 30 Kristin TollefsonGraphic Cloud Necklace and Earring Setnickel plated copper, aluminum, sterling silver approx. 24” fall


$1,500


L 34 Lanny BergnerBeneath the Waves #2 stainless steel mesh & wire 27”h x 20”w x 8”d

Courtesy of Snyderman-Works Galleries, Philadelphia, and Mobilia Gallery, Cambridge

$1,400

L 35 JohnpaulJonesRavenfelt pen, charcoal, chalk and white pen on kraft paper 36”h x 36”w (framed)

Courtesy of Roby King Galleries, Bainbridge Island, and Bainbridge Arts & Crafts

$2,500

L 36 FrankRenlieHigh Heeled Cat oil & acrylic, 25” h x 29

$1,100

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L 31 Mary CarltonVineyards of Provenceacrylic on canvas 34” h x 34”w

Estate represented by Roby King Galleries


$3,500

L 32 PeteJordanCattails at Mutiny Bayoil on canvas 39”h x 31”w


$3,000

L 33 TracyLangGraffiti / Wild Cherry and Orange Ringwoodblock print, 49.5”h x 32”w

$1,850

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Artists Index

Beverlee Ahlin (S214)

Larry “Ulaaq” Ahvakana (S313, L21)

Jenny Andersen (L15)

David Barker (S213)

Sallie Bell (S340-342)

Kathryn Berd (S119)

Lanny Bergner (L34)

Richard Brown (S218-219)

Caroline Cooley Browne (L5)

Gillian Bull (S232)

Mary Carlton (L31)

Coco (S120-121)

Karen Cornell (S306)

Dale Cox (S305)

Casey Curran (L20)

Matthew X Curry (S339)

Ralph de Burgos (S203-205)

Dana (S234)

David Densmore (S301)

Michel DesRochers (S130)

Marita Dingus (S312)

Jeanne E (S303)

Richard Eckel (S237)

David Eisenhour (L12)

Debbie Fecher Gramstad (S236)

Michael Felber (S351)

Jenny Fillius (S238)

Pam Galvani (S206)

Helen Garretson (S201)

Carrie Goller (S302)

Art Grice (S217)

Max Grover (S122-123)

Gary Groves (L8)

Karen Hackenberg (S240, S356)

Henry (Hank) Hays (S224)

Jan Herren (S129)

Bob Hickernell (S239)

M. Denis Hill (S223)

Woodleigh Marx Hubbard (S208)

William Ingham (S307)

Craig Jacobrown (S308)

Paul Jenkins (S228)

Steve Jensen (L4)

Curtis Jere (S353)

Fay Jones (L19)

Johnpaul Jones (L35)

Pete Jordan (L32)

Birgit Josenhans (S215-216)

Lee Katzenbach (S124-126)

Brian Kemkes (L28)

John Keppeler (Bennett-Howard Studios) (L2)

Keswick School of Industrial Art (S110)

Tom Killion (S241)

Sabrina Knowles (L16)

Tracy Lang (L33)

Jane Larson (S300)

Marge Levy (S343)

Micki Lippe (S338)

Fred Lisaius (L26)

Little and Lewis (George & David Lewis) (L1)

Stephen MacFarlane (S314)

Gennelynn Martin (S212)

Steven Maslach (L17)

Margie McDonald (L23)

Dawn McNamara (S101)

Mesolini Glass Studio (Diane Bonciolini & Gregg Mesmer) (S211, L3)

Nia Michaels (S321-322)

James Minden (S127)

James Minson (S107-109, S354)

Karen Moskowitz (S131)

Wendy Orville (L29)

Julie Paschkis (S209)

Deborah Paul (L6)

Jessica Pavish (S337)

Jane Penman (S355)

Tim Pitsiulak (S311, L11)

Jenny Pohlman (L16)

Mary Pohlmann (S103-106)

Sally Prangley (S117)

Aoudla Pudlat (S309)

Jean Randall (S226)

Frank Renlie (L36)

Sue Roberts (L7)

Sally Robison (S235)

G. Rogers (S233)

Joan Stuart Ross (S207)

Joel Sackett (S315)

Pitaloosie Saila (S310)

Loran Scruggs (S118)

Matt Sette (S132)

Terry Siebert (S210)

Lori Slater (S319-320)

Maggie Smith (S215-216)

Cameron Snow (S352)

Donna Snow (L22)

Mary Alice Sterling (S115-116)

Richard Stine (S304, L25)

Dolores Taylor (S225)

Dorothy Thorpe (S227)

Kristin Tollefson (L30)

Elizabeth Van Dien (S111)

Richard Jesse Watson (L14)

Marie Weichman (S133)

Mary Melinda Wellsandt (S222)

Linda Whittemore (S202)

Ingo Williams (S324)

Nancy Worden (S325)

Dion Zwirner (S318)

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Caesar’s Palace, Las Vegas (L10)

The Crawford Hotel, Union Station, Denver (S230)

Dinner and Movie with Governor Jay Inslee and Trudi Inslee (L18)

Hotel Casa Chameleon, Costa Rica (L13)

Hilton Rose Hall, Montego Bay, Jamaica (S229)

The Jewel Dunn’s River Beach Resort & Spa, St. Ann, Jamaica (L24)

Orcas Island Getaway Weekend & Dinner (S231)

Artwork & Printmaking Experience – Wendy Orville (L29)

San Miguel de Allende, Mexico Getaway (L9)

Sun Valley Weeklong Luxury Retreat (L27)

Experiences Index

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Special Thanks to the Auction Committee

Paula BeadleWendy BerenDebbi BrainerdEllen BushMarissa ClevelandLinda CoxSteve DavisDeb DoranScott FarwellRondi GangnesCharlie GoreJeanine GrecoKatherine HansenMary JusticeMark LevineJohnna KleisnerJessica PavishDiana RiddleMarit SaltronesCynthia SearsKassia Sing

Chris Snow

Auction catalogdesigned byJeanette Alexander

BIMA Board of Directors

Mark LevinePresident

Rondi GangnesVice President

James ShoreSecretary

Deb DoranTreasurer

John Adams Dick Albrecht

John Baker Bill Baran-Mickle

Paula Beadle Debbi Brainerd

Elizabeth Coplan Steve Davis

John Ellis Mary Justice

Johnna Kleisner David Lewis

Laura Lundgren Jessica Pavish

Kate Ruffing Cynthia Sears,

Founder Chris Snow

Ralph Spillinger

Greg RobinsonExecutive

Director & Curator

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND MUSEUM OF ART

OUR MISSIONBainbridge Island Museum

of Art is an educational

institution whose mission is to

engage a diverse population

with the art and craft of our

region and our time. The art

museum exhibits, interprets,

collects, and promotes works

of cultural value, as well as

new works by emerging

artists and craftspeople.

MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS ARE OPEN DAILY 10 AM – 6 PM

MUSEUM STORE & BISTRO OPEN DAILY

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Members

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Many thanks to all for taking part in our 2015 Art & Experiences Auction Events!

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