Laundromat, 1997 by Colleen Plumb
Jen Bekman Gallery artists Ian Baguskas, Colleen Plumb and Sarah McKenzie have generously donated pieces to the Sixth Annual BAMart Silent Auction at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
From the website:
With opening bids starting around $100, there is something for everyone! Works can be viewed and bid upon right here once the live exhibition and bidding both begin on March 18th and you can visit this site to place and track your bids, and keep on top of exciting auction news from BAM. Best of all, every dollar earned will go to support BAM's dynamic and innovative programs. So click, bid, support!
BAM brings a lot of vitality to the arts in New York, and they're an organization that we've supported through collaborating with them on a 20x200 benefit edition. Proceeds from the sale of Greg Lindquist's edition Embers of the Maritime are donated to BAM.
We're also thrilled because the three artists involved truly represent the breadth of Jen Bekman Projects. All three have had exhibitions at the gallery, all three have released limited-edition prints through 20x200, and the two photographers came to our attention by entering Hey, Hot Shot! As they develop new bodies of work and their accomplishments accrue, we're reminded about how happy we are to work with such talented and generous artists.
Don't miss this opportunity to bid on an all-star roster of artists in support of a great organization. More details on lots and bidding are available at the BAMart Auction website.
Exterior 1 (Plastic Trees), 2009 by Sarah McKenzie
Traces, Ocotillo Wells, California, 2008 by Ian Baguskas
Jen-Bekmens artists are silently portraying loud messages! Colleen Plumb
for example,has chosen a laundromat and noisy Budgerigars;to tiptoe softly into art collectors hearts.Creative thought no doubt,spreading it's tentacles voicelessly.....PRINCE
Posted by: PRINCEFREAKASSO | February 10, 2010 at 07:00 PM