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Coyote Central Gala Auction
Saturday, November 8, 2014
6:00
The Evening Begins!
with passed hors d’oeuvres and open bar
Plus! Live Jazz by musicians from Comfort Food
Bob Antolin – sax, flute & guitar
Yogi McCaw – keyboard, synth
Lennox Holness – electric bass
Silent Auction #1
Silent Auction #2
Showcase (Silent #3)
Live Auction Begins!
Ian Lindsay, Auctioneer
Mariana Lindsay, Announcer
Raffle Drawing for Pick-of-the-Live!
Dinner is Served!
Listen for the Dessert Dash!
9:45 The Evening Ends
Special thanks to
for partial underwriting of this evening’s wine
How it Works
Bidder Numbers
You are given a bidder number on a card at the registration desk as
you enter. All sales and donations will be recorded by that number wine, raffle, t-shirt, silent & live auction items, and donations. If you
or your guest would like an additional bidder number, just ask at
the registration desk.
Silent Bids & Guaranteed Purchase
To bid on items in any of the silent auctions, write your bid number
opposite the dollar amount of your choice on the bid sheet. You
may skip lines if you wish. In order to guarantee your purchase,
enter your bid number in the “Guaranteed Purchase” box. Only
one number can be written in this box, and that bidder owns the
item instantly.
Dinner and Live Auction
The Live Auction will begin and dinner will be served at about 8:00
and the live will continue until all items have been auctioned. To
make a bid during the live, hold up your bid card. The highest bid
number acknowledged by the auctioneer will be the purchaser.
Dessert Dash
On each dinner table is a card for bidding on one of the delectable
desserts on display. Guests at each table write their bid numbers
and bid amounts on the card, and the cards are collected and bids
tallied for each table. When the auctioneer calls out the table
numbers, from the highest bid total down, a runner from the table
called races to the display tables to choose a favorite dessert. Bid
high to be sure to get your favorite!
Flurries
During either of the two Flurries, hold up your bid card for any item
as the auctioneer announces it. Whoever’s bid card he calls out
wins the item for the “Raise-the-paddle price” as printed in the
catalog. Note that most raise-the-paddle prices include a small
donation above the stated value.
Express Pay - Highly recommended!
Avoid standing in line to pay for your purchases at the end of the
evening by registering for Express Pay at the front desk on auction
night. If you have registered for Express Pay by submitting a credit
card number, you can just pick up your purchases from their original
locations and go. A complete purchase statement and charge
receipt will be mailed thereafter with any certificates that you have
won. If you do not make any purchases, no charges will be made
and your card information will be disposed of safely.
Check Out
Coyote Central accepts Visa or MasterCard, personal checks and
cash. [Checks or cash save Coyote credit card fees and ensure that
100% of your donation supports Coyote kids!] If you have not
registered for Express Pay, head to the checkout tables any time
after 9:00 p.m. and a list of the purchases made with your bid
number will be tallied for payment.
Taking What You’ve Won
Once you have paid for your purchases (or if you have registered
for Express Pay), you may pick up each item you’ve won from its
original location. If you need assistance in packaging your items,
there is a wrapping station near the ballroom exit. Any items that
cannot be taken the night of the auction can be picked up at
Coyote’s offices by arrangement.
Sales Tax & Deductibility
No sales tax will be charged for purchases made during this
fundraising event. Coyote Central is a registered 501(c)3 charitable
organization. If your purchase price for an item exceeds its fair
market value as stated in the catalogue or on the silent bid slip, the
overage may be deductible as a charitable contribution. Please
consult with your tax advisor for details. A tax receipt for any direct
donation will be mailed to you in the week following the event.
1.
Autumn Cider Squeeze on Bainbridge for 50!
2.
Vacation in Mazama!
Value: $850
Value: $600
Join hosts Deirdre and Fraser Black at their bucolic
Bainbridge home for a classic fall cider squeeze. Your
party of up to 50 people will pick the apples and put them
through an authentic old-time press. Then you’ll relax and
enjoy your fresh-pressed cider with a picnic lunch as you
soak up the splendor of fall. It’s the perfect setting for a
family reunion, a birthday celebration, or a team-building
exercise for you and your colleagues. Savor the season –
and take some cider home with you too!
#131
Spend a long weekend in a cozy cabin in Mazama!
Architects Grace Schlitt and Brian Lenz have offered their
Methow retreat for 4 days / 3 nights. Right on the MVSTA
trails, it’s a perfect home-base for cross-country skiing,
mountain biking, or hiking. Winter, spring, summer or fall,
the beautiful Methow Valley is a different kind of paradise
just a few hours from Seattle.
#245
Apple picking, cider pressing, and picnic lunch for up to 5o people.
Mutually agreeable date in Oct-Nov 2015 (excluding Thanksgiving
week).
Cabin sleeps 2-4 (2 adults and 2 kids in loft or on main-floor futon).
4 days, 3 nights. Mutually agreeable dates before Oct. 31, 2015.
Thanks to Deirdre and Fraser Black!
Thanks to Grace Schlitt and Brian Lenz!
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3.
Custom Pet Portrait!
Value: $900
Liza vonRosenstiel
4
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Carrion crow
Value: $1,000
Michaele Miller
Acrylic. 2014. 48x48
It's Liza's Coyote tradition to immortalize your beloved pet
in a fine art portrait! Just send her a great photo and story
about your dog (or cat!) and she will capture your pet's
spirit in a custom oil painting. Liza's inimitable paintings
are found in the lobby of the Charlotte Martin Children's
Theatre and in many corporate, hospital, and other
collections throughout the West. Best of all, she has been
the creative genius behind countless Coyote Hit the Streets
and CityWorks projects.
#209
Michaele Miller is a painter, muralist, and illustrator who
captures the natural world in both image and spirit. Her
paintings and illustrations have been displayed at the
Seattle Aquarium and her murals and finish work have
been commissioned by Nordstrom’s and private
homeowners throughout the area.
#116
Expires 10-31-15.
Thanks to Liza vonRosenstiel!
Thanks to Michaele Miller!
5. Coyote as Your Party Venue!
Value: $500
6. A Week on the Olympic Peninsula!
Have you been wishing for the perfect venue for a big
dinner party with music and dancing? Or an art opening
with champagne and elegant hors d’oeuvres?
Or a
cooking bonanza with all your chef friends? Look no
further! Coyote’s artspace has a huge professionally
equipped kitchen and plenty of room for 40 people to dine
and dance in style. No need for separate rentals of tables
or chairs or dishware or linens – they’re all part of the
package. The high ceilings, white walls, and radiant-heat
floors of this converted chocolate factory make for a
versatile venue with a glow of Coyote creativity.
#246
Value: $1,100
The ultimate escape from the pace of urban life! Nestled in
the woods of an artist’s community near Sequim, this
elegantly arty log cabin will bring out the meditative spirit
in anyone. It’s full of wonderful art and objects from all
over the world, but without an ounce of pretension. You
can explore Olympic National Park or nearby Dungeness
Spit during the day, and in the evening, enjoy all the
comforts of home with none of the responsibilities. And
your pets are welcome – imagine that.
#244
Sleeps 5+; 1 week, as available, thru 10/31/15 (excluding
holidays); well-behaved pets are invited!
Mutually agreeable dates and times. Includes venue, tables, chairs,
and use of all kitchen equipment, tableware and linens. Additional
services available on request.
Thanks to Dan & Julie Little!
7. 13 ways of looking at a blackbird, 5
Michael Spafford
th
verse
Value: $800
Woodblock print. 25 x 25
Michael Spafford has exhibited his paintings in galleries
and museums in the U.S. and abroad for almost 50 years.
He has had retrospectives of his work at both the Seattle
Art Museum (1982, 1986) and the Bellevue Art Museum
(1991), and received a Lifetime Achievement in the Arts
award from the Corporate Council for the Arts in 1999.
The 13 panels of his “13 ways of looking at a blackbird”
were commissioned by the Seattle Opera House. #226
“I do not know which to prefer,
the beauty of inflections
or the beauty of innuendoes,
the blackbird whistling
or just after.”
8. Heimat #12
Kenneth Susynski
Oil on canvas. 2007. 32 x 40
Kenneth Susynski was raised abroad in Germany, Turkey,
South Korea and the United Kingdom, and interweaves his
cultural experiences with individual stories of great love
and torment. He has had numerous solo and group shows
of his work both locally and nationally, including the
Seattle Art Museum, PONCHO Invitational and Western
Bridge. Oil is the blood of his work yet in his most recent
series he often mixes in unique media matches such as
automotive basecoat paint, charcoal, ink, glassine collage,
beverages, divorce papers, insects and chipped pieces
from the Berlin Wall onto the substrate.
#193
Verse V, ‘Thirteen ways of looking at a blackbird’ by Wallace Stevens
Thanks to Michael Spafford!
Value: $1,700
Thanks to Kenneth Susynski!
9. Scent
Value: $1,200
Gene Gentry McMahon
Monotype. 2013. 21 x 17.5
10
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Lleno de espíritu
Value: $2,900
Fulgencio Lazo Acrylic on wood relief. 2014.
50 x 26
Gene Gentry McMahon has been an important Northwest
painter and printmaker since 1978. Museums throughout
the Northwest have featured her work, which has also
been exhibited in Mexico, Europe, and China. Her local
public artwork includes a Bumbershoot poster, an
installation for the Henry Art Gallery re-opening, and a
major work in the Metro Westlake Station. Humor, satire,
and a sharp play on words and themes drive her imagery.
This iconic figure “smelling the roses” was made at a Sitka,
Oregon artist residency with master printer Mark
Mahaffey.
#218
Fulgencio Lazo (b. 1967, Oaxaca, Mexico) studied under
Maestro Shinzaburo Takeda at the Fine Arts School in
Oaxaca, Mexico. Trained as a print maker, Lazo works
predominately with acrylics on canvas in his studios in
Seattle and Oaxaca. He has had over 40 solo shows
throughout the US, Mexico, Japan and France, and has
numerous pieces in public collections.
#228
Thanks to Gene Gentry McMahon!
Thanks to Fulgencio Lazo!
11. Andrew Will Winery Private Tour plus
Lunch with Chris Camarda!
12.
Jim Watkins 5-Course Feast
Value: $1,500
Value: $1,200
Andrew Will Winery founder Chris Camarda invites 8 guests
to a private tour of his acclaimed Vashon Island winery.
Camarda was one of the first winemakers in the state to
explore the specific flavor characteristics of key vineyards.
He did this methodically, by eliminating all variables other
than the vineyard site, and now he has chosen to perfect
his own custom blends of those varietals.
To maintain the peaceful Vashon setting, the winery is
closed to the public, so your private tour with Chris will be
a rare opportunity to hear and see the secrets of a master
vintner. Then he will invite you into his home for a lunch
where you’ll discover how wine and food can harmonize in
complex ways.
#238
Jon Lok, Seattle Times
Jim Watkins is a legendary Seattle chef known for his
dedication to mindful eating. He came to Seattle to be the
founding chef of Café Flora and then moved on to other
ventures in delicious vegetarian fare with Plenty and
Jimmy’s Table. He has also applied his masterful culinary
talents to being a force for positive change at the
University of Washington, Lifelong Aids Alliance, and now
Bastyr University. Jim will work with the highest bidder
tonight to put together a custom 5-course feast and will
present it either at your home or at Coyote. Wine will be
provided by Coyote board member Eric Snow, and a
signature cocktail will be created for the evening. #200
Mutually agreeable date in 2015, preferably June /July. Exp. 10-31-15
Dinner for 10. Wine and signature cocktail included. Mutually
agreeable date and time before 10-31-15.
Thanks to Chris Camarda and Andrew Will Winery!
Thanks to Jim Watkins and Eric Snow!
FLURRY THE FIRST!
Be prepared to BID FAST! The first person to raise a bid card
and be chosen by the auctioneer will be the winning bidder at
the Raise-the-paddle price listed on the right below .
Raise-the-paddle
price
1. University Bookstore
#112; Value: $25
$30
2. Ivar’s
Legendary Seafood Restaurants
#113; Value: $50
$60
3. Hi Spot
#279; Value: $50
$65
4. Kayaking for 2 on Lake Union!
Northwest Outdoor Center
#104; Value: $56
$65
5. Bikram Yoga at the Sweatbox
#282a,b,c; Value: $80
$95
6. Barrio | Purple | Lot #3 | Cast Iron Studios
#114, 247, 248; Value: $100
$120
7. U.W. World Series: The Nile Project
2 tickets; Friday, Jan. 30, 2015 @ 8:00 pm
Meany Hall, U.W. campus
#101; Value: $80
$95
8. Eight (8) Museum Guest Passes!
Seattle Art Museum (4)
Bellevue Art Museum (4)
#110, #164; Value: $118
$125
9a. Sand Point Grill
Fresh, Seasonal Menu in Laurelhurst
#266; Value: $100
$110
9b. Nishino
#298; Value: $100
$120
10. Serafina
#286; Value: $100
$120
11. Eltana Wood-Fired Bagels
Multiple locations
#134; Value: $180
$200
12. Kenmore Air Sightseeing Flight for Two
One 20-minute scheduled scenic flight
For 2 passengers. Exp. Oct. 2015.
#127; Value: $199
$220
13. Orion River Rafting trip for 6 people
1 day guided rafting trip on the Tieton,
Methow, Sauk or Wenatchee Rivers;
Guide and all equipment included
May-Aug 2015; #288; Value: $467
$490
14. SIFF Cinema: Two 1-year Passes
$500
Seattle International Film Festival
Valid for all regular screenings at SIFF Cinema
#102; Value: $500
15. ACT Theatre – 2 Season Subscriptions!
2 subscriptions to 2015 mainstage season
March – November 2015
#271; Value: $620
$620
13. Your very own chicken coop!
Value: $650
14.
Authentic Italian Wood-Fired
Pizza Party for 20!
Value: $1,500
Naples via Capitol Hill! A lushly landscaped courtyard will
transport you and your lucky dinner guests to southern
Italy where you will learn the secrets to making traditional
wood-fired pizza. Enjoy wine and appetizers while learning
the art of the dough toss from Chef Julie Little. Choose
from an array of toppings to create the pizza of your
dreams. Then watch it bake in a matter of minutes in the
800-degree oven. This will be a lively evening full of good
food and laughter, because nobody hosts a party with as
much gusto as Julie!
Chickens in your back yard – you know you’ve been
wanting some! But to successfully raise and keep chickens,
you need the right chicken coop. This custom chicken
coop has all the modern amenities needed to keep the
ladies happy and healthy, complete with feeder/waterer,
bedding, and a bag of feed to get your new hobby started.
The exterior of the coop has suspended planters for a
seasonal garden or year-round greenery. We’ll even
include three young hens, or guide you through incubating
and hatching your very own chicks! Everything you need is
provided and we'll help assemble and situate the coop in
your yard. If you've been fancying some feathered friends,
tonight’s the night to make it happen.
#249
For 20 people. Includes appetizers, artisan pizza, beer & wine, side
dishes and dessert. Mutually agreed date before 10/31/15
#207
Thanks to Kevin Haywood Jr.!
Mille grazie to Julie and Dan Little!
15.
A Weekend in the Methow Valley!
3 days / 2 nights for 6 people
16.
Pasta Party with Lalie & Carlo Scandiuzzi!
Value: $1,200
Value: $950
Architects Ray and Mary Johnston invite you spend a
weekend in their stunning open-plan house 10 minutes
from the town of Twisp. The house itself is a work of art,
but the views from the veranda are spectacular. With a
great room, kitchen, two bed lofts, one “bed cabinet,” and
a couple of bathrooms, 6 people can enjoy the views and
each other in sophisticated style. And there’s plenty of
room to roam in the beautiful Methow, any season of the
year.
#208
3 days, 2 nights; up to 6 people. Mutually agreeable dates before
10-31-15.
Be an honored guest in the often-published Madison Park
home of Lalie and Carlo and enjoy the latest of Carlo’s
famous pasta dinners. Choose any season for your party
but know that late summer will have you seated in their
exquisite gardens, most recently featured on the cover of
Northwest Magazine. Carlo was raised in Italy and learned
to cook in the osteria owned by his father, and he will
prepare both classic family recipes and his own truly
decadent specialties for you. Lalie, inventor and creator of
Moonjar, and Carlo, Executive Director of ACT Theatre,
have held performances, gatherings and celebrations for
many worthwhile causes, and tonight Coyote is honored to
be among them.
#212
For 8 people; mutually agreeable date in April-May, AugustSeptember, Fall or Winter, before 10/31/15.
Thanks to Ray and Mary Johnston!
Thanks to Lalie and Carlo Scandiuzzi!
17. Dyslexic Valentine II.
Value: $1,200
Peggy Washburn. 2012.
Encaustic / mixed media on wood. 21 x 13
18. Nocturne I, the Octavio Paz Suite,
1967-1988
Robert Motherwell
Value: $3,000
Lithograph and chine applique. 30/50. 28 x 23.5
Peggy’s work has been acquired by major collections
including the Bibliotheque Nationale de France, The Harry
Ransom Center, The Ralph Lauren collection, Museo De
Fotografia in Brescia, Italy and Seattle University. Her work
has been exhibited at The Frye Art Museum, The Whatcom
Museum of History and Art, and Museo Nazionale di
Fotografia, in Brescia, Italy. Peggy is represented by the
Linda Hodges Gallery in Seattle and The Ricco Maresca
Gallery in New York.
#175
Robert Motherwell (1915-1991) is one of the most
recognized of the American Abstract Expressionist
painters. He created his first collages at Jackson Pollock's
Studio in Greenwich Village and exhibited with Pollock at
the Peggy Guggenheim "Art of This Century" gallery in
New York City. In 1961 he began making limited edition
prints of his work – the only one of the original abstract
expressionists to enthusiastically embrace printmaking. A
lifelong passion for symbolist poetry was the inspiration
for this suite of prints named after Mexican poet-diplomat
Octavio Paz.
#178
Thanks to Peggy Washburn and the Linda Hodges Gallery!
Thanks to Kay Deasy and Len Sorrin!
19. Tilt
Value: $1,950
20. Jack in the box
Fay Jones
Anne Siems
Monoprint. Image from one print collaged over another.
(Collaged etching). 2014. 28 x 22.5
Acrylic on panel. 2007. 24” x 24”
Value: $4,000
Fay Jones is one of the Northwest's most recognized
artists. Her iconic paintings can be seen throughout the
city in private and public collections, including the Westlake
Metro Station. Her work has been featured in over 100
solo and group exhibitions, and is included in the
collections of the Seattle Art Museum, the Portland Art
Museum, the Tacoma Art Museum, & the Boise Museum of
Art. She has been represented in Seattle by the
Grover/Thurston Gallery and in Portland by the Laura Russo
Gallery.
#227
Anne Siems is a German-born painter who has shown her
work throughout the country. Her most recent shows
have been at Grover / Thurston in Seattle and the Wally
Workman Gallery in Austin, Texas, and she has upcoming
shows in both New York and Los Angeles. She is
represented locally by the Woodside Braseth Gallery, and
prints of her work are available through the Sebastian
Foster Gallery in Austin, Texas.
#234
Thanks to Fay Jones!
Thanks to Anne Siems and Woodside Braseth Gallery!
OUR DIRECT APPEAL TO YOU
Tonight you’ll hear from just a few of the
13,000 Coyote alumni
what Coyote meant to them
when they were in middle school
2003
2014
Our direct-appeal goal tonight is to raise
$50,000 for Coyote scholarships.
Giving levels this evening
$5,000
$500
$100
$2,500
$250
$ 50
$1,000 …or any you choose!
Whatever level you choose,
every dollar you give now will
go directly towards funding a
scholarship for Studio Coyote
or a stipend for CoyoteWorks.
Hip Hop Music Recording
in Amos Miller’s professional studio
featuring guest instructor Ryan Lewis
Jesse Bernstein in the Hit the Streets project at Flo Ware Park
at age 12, and now a performance artist and a teacher at the YMCA
In the past 12 months at Coyote:
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Welding with our new
ventilation system
Over 1,500 kids in Studio Coyote (20-hr courses)
2,320 enrollments in 220 courses
Over 550 scholarships given, totaling
$80,000+ in scholarship awards
3 terms of CoyoteWorks, with 68 youth from
the Seattle World School or the Seattle
Youth Violence Prevention Initiative (SYVPI)
Seattle World School students in CoyoteWorks
Ou Middle School, August 2014
Hit the Streets Celebration, Washington
Thank you for helping Coyote build the talents,
creativity, and confidence of the next generation.
Photos by Will Austin
21.
22.
Ride in a Red Ferrari F430!
Value: priceless!
Climb into the passenger seat of Carlo Scandiuzzi’s red
Ferrari F430 and feel the road. You and Carlo will take a run
up Snoqualmie Pass and back -- for the most compelling
purpose of stopping off in Northbend for a scrumptious
hamburger at the mountain-famous Riverbend Café. Carlo
offers
this
unforgettable
afternoon spin to any
adventuresome soul, and we
can
guarantee
a
lively
conversation with the most
genial of companions. It’s a
mighty fine birthday or
anniversary gift for the car
aficionado in your life.
#206
For 1 person. Mutually agreeable date before 10/31/15.
Thanks to Carlo Scandiuzzi!
Dinner in a legendary Denny Blaine Garden
with Renee Erickson’s The Whale Wins
Value: $1,200
Discover the magic of one of Seattle’s most beautiful
Italian gardens and savor a gourmet summer feast created
by acclaimed chef Renee Erickson of The Whale Wins in
Wallingford. This century-old Denny Blaine garden is a hit
on the garden tour and is often published in national
magazines. Come experience the gracious life of early
Seattle in an award-winning magical garden shaped by the
vision of Lexie Robbins and her late husband Zeke over 50
years of cultivation. You’ll start the evening with cocktails
on the dock across the street – one of the longest docks on
Lake Washington – to take in the sunset over the water.
#210
Garden dinner for 12, all food and wine included; warm
weather, summer or early fall before Oct. 1, 2015.
Thanks to Spafford & Lexie Robbins & Renee Erickson!
23.
Looking back
Elena Korakianitou
Casein over antique
Japanese screen. 74 x 27
Value: $2,800
24a. Plumbers 237 | 24b. Case says
Warren Dykeman
Value (each): $3,800
Mixed media on paper. 2014. 32.5 x 46 each
Elena is a painter and
multi-media artist whose
paintings and sculpture have
been exhibited in galleries
and museums in both the
U.S. and Europe and can be
seen locally at the FosterWhite Gallery, the Bellevue
Art Museum, and Pacini
Lubel Gallery.
She also designs sculptural
jewelry under the name of
Pariscope Studios that is sold
at the Seattle Art Museum,
Bainbridge
island
Art
Museum, and in galleries and
boutiques around the US.
She currently has private
showings of her paintings
and sculptures in her studio.
#237
Thanks to Elena Korakianitou!
Warren Dykeman fuses drawing, painting and collage into
dynamic narratives on paper, canvas, or wood. He is
represented in Seattle at Davidson Galleries, where he had
the solo show “I Might Exaggerate” in Summer 2013. His
paintings and drawings have been shown nationally at the
BLKMKT Gallery in Los Angeles, Foundation One Gallery in
Atlanta, and the Bucheon Gallery in San Francisco. #194-5
Thanks to Warren Dykeman and Davidson Gallery!
FLURRY THE SECOND!
$60
25. Blue Ribbon Cooking School
$110
Cooking class gift card
All classes include a full meal and beverages
#264a,264b; Value: $95
$115
17. City People’s Garden Store
#109; Value: $50
$65
26. El Gaucho
#189,297; Value: $100
18. Quinn’s
#103; Value: $50
$65
27. Jemil’s Big Easy
#265; Value: $100
$115
19. Fury in Madison Valley
#280; Value: $50
$65
28. Butch Blum
#105; Value: $100
$115
20a. Blick Art Supply
#241; Value: $50
$65
29. Nordstrom’s
239a,b,c; Value: $100
$115
30. Pink Door Restaurant
Classic Fare at the Pike Place Market
#267; Value: $100
$120
31. Pratt Fine Arts Center
Good for any Pratt course or workshop
#289; Value: $250
$265
32. Island Soul – Private catered dinner for ten
3-course private dinner at your home
For 10 people; #287; Value: $350
$350
Raise-the-paddle
price
16. Elliott Bay Book Company
#242; Value: $50
20b. P.F. Chang
#296a,b; Value: $50
$65
21. Café Presse
#240; Value: $50
$65
22. Tom Douglas Restaurants
#188; Value: $75
$90
23. Seattle Shakespeare Company
Two Tickets to Othello, 5/3,6,7,8,10,14,15
#256; Value: $86
24. Seattle Art Museum Family membership
#111; Value: $95
$95
$110
25 Feed the Seahawks!
.
Value: priceless!
26. Lopez Island Getaway!
Value: $2,500
Get behind the scenes with the Seahawks this home game
season with Jemil’s Big Easy Cajun and feed the players!
Jemil Aziz and his award winning Cajun is the food of
choice for the Seahawks right outside the locker room at
Seahawks Stadium after every home game. Come join
Jemil’s team for the game and see all the players and
coaches as they come out of the locker room. Pete Carroll
himself always shakes hands with Jemil’s team. This is
Jemil’s second season feeding the Hawks after the home
game, and they are big fans of his food. You will be, too,
when you taste Jemil’s authentic fare. They love his Catfish,
Jamabalaya, Ribs and more….
#214
For 1-2 people. Nov. 23, Dec. 14, or Dec.28 game. Outside the locker
room is a no autograph, no photo zone, but we can usually get a
photo or two, and a great photo out on the field after dinner
service!
Thanks to Jemil Aziz and Jemil’s Big Easy!
Relax on beautiful Lopez Island in a stunning, modern
cabin designed by award winning architect Eric Cobb. The
open floor plan sleeps 7 in loft like spaces. Just a short walk
away is a sandy beach where you can kayak, crab or relax
with a book. Lopez has multiple hiking trails, easy roads to
bike, and farm stands selling local eggs, veggies and
meats. Plus a charming village with the best cinnamon
buns in the state!
#213
Up to 7 people for one week (7 days, 6 nights); mutually agreeable
dates before Oct. 31, 2015.
Thanks to April Stempien-Otero & Henry Otero!
27. Morning of light
Value: $1,200
Jacqueline Barnett
Assemblage of monoprints; ink on paper; 24 x 43.5
Jacqueline Barnett was born in New York City, went to
Vassar College, and studied art at Stanford University with
Nathan Oliviera and Frank Lobdell. Moving to Seattle in
1986, she became part of the original Foster White Gallery
and distinguished herself by having shows in
Seattle, California and New York. She was part of the
Francine Seders Gallery of distinguished artists for many
years, and her work is collected both locally and
internationally.
Her work is known for its vibrant integration of gesture,
nature, and sensuality with formal spatial demarcations. In
this work one can see the abundance of multi-touching
parts of life within the confines of night, structure of the
darker sides. This type of duality is part of her process of
exploring the dynamic complexity of nature.
#217
Thanks to Jacqueline Barnett and Francine Seders Gallery!
28. Speckled horses
Value: $1,200
Elizabeth Sandvig
Oil on canvas. 2010. 32 x 30
Elizabeth Sandvig is a painter and sculptor who describes
her art as “my way of answering the unspoken questions
that abound in everyday life.” She received the Mayor’s
Arts Award in 2006 and the Twining Humber Award for
Lifetime Artistic Achievement from the Artist Trust in 2007.
Her works has been shown at the Mexican-North American
Cultural Institute in Mexico City, the San Jose Museum of
Art, and the American Academy in NY. She is represented
in Seattle by the Francine Seders Gallery.
#198
Thanks to Elizabeth Sandvig & Francine Seders Gallery!
29. Voyager
Value: $1,400
30.
You set me free
Julie Paschkis
Joe Max Emminger
Ink and gouache painting on paper. 42.5 x 30
Acrylic on paper. 33 x 46
Value: $2,200
Storytelling is the heart of Julie’s art, and she describes her
paintings as “open-ended stories.” She has a national
reputation as a children’s book illustrator, and received the
Horn Book Honor Award for The Yellow Elephant. Her fine
illustrated book Glass Slipper, Gold Sandal was a New York
Times Notable Book in 2007. Her distinctive style can be
seen regularly on posters and in publications, and she has
exhibited her paintings in galleries in Portland and Seattle.
Her work is currently part of the exhibit Points of Entry at
the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art (until February 2015).
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Joe Emminger has been a part of Seattle’s art world since
the 1970’s and has developed a broad and devoted
following. He has had numerous solo shows at Seattle’s
leading galleries and is one of Seattle’s most recognized
painters. Two of his paintings are on permanent display at
the Charlotte Martin Theatre of Seattle Children's
Theatre. His work draws on imagery from his life and his
family and is a distillation of what matters most rendered in
sophisticated simplicity. He is currently represented by
Linda Hodges Gallery.
#230
Thanks to Julie Paschkis!
Thanks to Joe Max Emminger & Linda Hodges Gallery!
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