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Item #1
Max Abeles House on Hill, 2020 Graphite, ink, and gouache on paper, 7x10" Starting Bid: $125 Maxwell Abeles was born 1983 in New Hampshire. He received a BFA from The Art Institute of Boston in 2006 and was awarded a year-long residency at Harvestworks in 2015. His project MAKS (Musically Advanced Kinetic Systems) combines performance, art, and electronics, with a recent exhibit at Grace Exhibition Space. www.maks.com |
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Max Abeles Conehead, 2020 Graphite, ink, and gouache on paper, 7x10" Starting Bid: $125 Maxwell Abeles was born 1983 in New Hampshire. He received a BFA from The Art Institute of Boston in 2006 and was awarded a year-long residency at Harvestworks in 2015. His project MAKS (Musically Advanced Kinetic Systems) combines performance, art, and electronics, with a recent exhibit at Grace Exhibition Space. www.maks.com |
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Amelia Foster Sun Stains Cut paper and acrylic, 18x24" This piece is a part of a series called "the Panic Series." Each piece in the series was created during a panic attack and serves as a form of meditation on the interactions between human civilization and nature. Starting Bid: $100 Amelia Foster is an interdisciplinary artist exploring systems of abuse, focusing on connections between ecological and interpersonal violence. She employs fiber arts, up-cycled materials (repurposed garbage), sculpture, illustration, science based installation and experience design to illuminate and question the inherent ecological and social costs of our consumer lifestyles in the United States. She has shown her work across the United States and given talks and workshops at New York University, Columbia University, the Association for Conflict Resolution, amongst others. |
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Ana María López Soporte sobre soporte, 2021 Acrylic on canvas, 8.5x11” Starting bid: $60 Ana María López is a Dominican movement and visual artist, currently based in New York. Her creative practice focuses on social transformation through deep emotional connection. Her dream is that all people can access and move through uncomfortable emotions, thus transforming our societies from the root. Ana has a BFA from Parsons School of Design and her work has been recognized and presented around Santo Domingo, New York, and Berlin. |
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Felix Morelo Corinthian Man in NYC, 2012 Acrylic on cardboard, 15x22” Starting bid: $200 Felix Morelo is a Colombian/American artist based in New York City. He is a painter, sculptor, printmaker, book maker, performance and street artist. Morelo studied Painting at Parsons School of Design, and drawing at The Art Students League in New York City. His artwork has been shown locally in New York City at Lehman College, Blackburn Printshop, BRIC Rotunda Gallery, Howl Happening, and AAA3A Gallery to name a few, as well as national and international venues at — Fay Gold Gallery, Atlanta Georgia, BuckTown Center, Davenport Iowa, and at Fondazione Giorgio Cini in Venice, Italy and Dianxi Science and Technology Normal University in Lingang, China among others. Morelo is best known for his prolific chalk faces drawn on the sidewalks of New York City, and his enigmatic and interactive “GOOD LUCK” AND “BAD LUCK SPOTS”. He is represented by Artist Abbey Gallery in Truth or Consequence, New Mexico, and Mique Gallery in Tokyo Japan. Morelo lives and works in Queens, New York |
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Joseph Sledgianowski Untitled Acrylic and Resin on wood, 24 x17” Starting bid: $150 |
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Barre Vida Lesson, by Jo Stone ONE 60 hour BARRE VIDA PRIVATE or PRIVATE CLASS Starting bid: $70 BARRE VIDA a low impact toning class that predominantly works the slow twitch muscle fibers to result in a toned body, higher endurance levels, increased core and joint stability, and body fat reduction. Joanna Stone (aka Jo) is the creator of Barre Vida and a star fitness instructor. She will guide you through a Barre Vida private class catered to your needs. Option to invite friends and make it an entire Barre Vida Class Event is available too! For more information head to: www.barrevida.org. |
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Astrology consultation by Jana Astanov 30min session Starting bid: $60 Reading Getting on your own unique spiritual path starts with an astrology reading of your birth chart, current transitions or relationshipDuring the consultation my goal is to help you:
Jana Astanov is an interdisciplinary artist, a writer, a poetess and an independent curator born in Mazury Lake District of Poland and currently living in the Shawangunk Mountains, in upstate New York. She is a founder of CREATRIX Magazine: www.creatrixmag.com, portal for creative expression focused on art, activism and spiritual practice. Her work includes performance art, photography, sound art, and installation. In her work, she utilizes spiritual traditions, dance movement derived from the Grotowski technique, sound art, ritualistic theatre and astrofeminism, a term she has developed through her character Agni Jnana Yannanda The One Who Speaks With The Stars. She has performed at Tate Modern, Smack Mellon Gallery, Grace Exhibition Space, Venice Biennale, Documenta 2017, and many other venues. She is also the author of five collections of poetry: Antidivine, Grimoire, Sublunar, The Pillow Book of Burg, and Birds of Equinox. |
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Backyard/Outdoor Space autumnal cleanup PLUS spring planning consultation by Zach Tan Strein Starting Bid: $150 (2-hrs of cleaning, 1-hr phone call, follow-up email) Description: Ideal for individuals with backyard vegetable gardens or in-ground plantings. October and November are a great time of year to clean up summer annuals and to put your garden to bed for the winter. Zach will provide 2 hours of outdoor clean up, including leaf raking, mulching and/or soil amendment, and removal of debris - all bags and tools included. You will also receive a 1-hour spring garden planning consultation via phone or Zoom, plus a follow-up email including a list of possible plantings, suggested maintenance schedule, and some resources for finding plant material. **Cleanup capped at 2 hours regardless of size of outdoor space (i.e., if you have a very big yard, this might not cover everything ;) ) Zach Tan Strein farms and gardens in New York City. He is currently the Farm Manager at the Wyckoff House Museum, where he facilitates garden-based educational programming and maintains the urban farm and park grounds in collaboration with his team. Viewing New York City as an ecosystem, sustainable practices such as composting and integrated pest management are fundamental to his land stewardship. |
