Dallas Contemporary’s 2024 auction is an exciting event that will feature pieces by renowned artists brought to you by our auction house partner, Christie's and generously co-chaired by Sarah Calodney and Tyler Lemkin.

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Birgir Andrésson

  • diasec

    31 1/2 x 23 1/2 inches

    Edition of 3 plus 1 artist's proof (#1/3)

    Courtesy of the artist + i8 Gallery

  • Starting bid: $9,600

    Finding subjects in his closest surroundings throughout his practice, Birgir Andrésson explored history and memory, as well as the spoken and written word. Andrésson’s interest in methods of communication was heightened by growing up as a sighted person with blind parents in a home for the visually impaired. The reliance on the spoken word in Andrésson’s life created a deep response to language and its descriptive powers. In addition to language, elements of humor, as well as national and personal identity, are important to his practice. Andrésson represented Iceland at the Venice Biennale in 1995 and was recently included in For What It’s Worth: Value Systems in Art since 1960 at The Warehouse in Dallas, curated by Thomas Feulmer and Lisa Le Feuvre.

    Born 1955 in Heimaey, Iceland. Died 2007. Worked and lived in Reykjavik, Iceland.

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Iván Argote

  • Casted concrete, gold leafs, cooper leafs Béton moulé, feuilles d'or, feuilles de cuivre

    180 x 10 x 10 cm | 70 7/8 x 3 15/16 x 3 15/16 inch

    Unique

    Courtesy of the artist + Perrotin Gallery

  • Starting bid: $16,400

    Through his sculptures, installations, films, and interventions, Argote questions our intimate relationship with others, institutions, power, and belief systems. He develops strategies based on tenderness and affect through which he suggests critical approaches to dominant historical narratives and attempts to decentralize them. Argote’s work is included in the permanent collections of the Guggenheim Museum in New York and Centre Pompidou in Paris. His film Paseo is currently on view at the 60th Venice Biennale, and he has work on view at the High Line in New York, and on the Katy Trail in Dallas.

    Born 1983 in Bogotá, Colombia. Lives and works between Paris and New York.

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Balmain Paris Fashion Week Package *live item

  • Starting bid: $16,000

    This “priceless” exclusive experience for includes two tickets to the Balmain Paris Fashion Week show, with invitations to Balmain’s exclusive party and cocktail reception in March 2025. You are also invited to join a private dinner designed for Balmain’s top worldwide clients, as well as a tour of Balmain’s showroom, and the chance to place a pre-order on the collection. Plus, Christie's is pleased to welcome winners of this

    experience to join for a glass of wine and a private tour of their flagship galleries*.

    *Pending confirmation of availability

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Matthew Brandt

  • C-print in a plexiglass frame, windex, watercolor, dirt

    15 x 12 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Yossi Milo Gallery

  • Starting bid: $4,000

    Artist Matthew Brandt incorporates physical elements from the subjects he photographs into his artworks, making the poetic aspects of photographic production both vivid and tangible. His innovative approach highlights the tactile interplay between subject and material. Brandt's work is included in prestigious permanent collections, such as the Guggenheim Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, as well as the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Armand Hammer Museum, and the J. Paul Getty Museum.

    Born 1982 in Los Angeles, CA. Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA.

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Andrea Marie Breiling *live item

  • Aerosol spray on canvas

    84 x 84 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Night Gallery

  • Starting bid: $48,000

    AndreaBreiling is a contemporary abstract expressionist painter celebrated for her expansive, atmospheric works crafted with spray paint and dye. Her dynamic paintings, influenced by color field artists like Morris Louis and Stanley Whitney, feature vibrant color block patterns that create immersive experiences with hazy lines and bold hues. Breiling’s work is part of esteemed public collections, including ICA Miami, Deji Art Museum, Dangxia Art Foundation, X Museum, and CVG Foundation. She has been featured in leading publications such as GQ Style, Whitewall, Artforum, LA Weekly, and The Nation.

    Born in Phoenix, AZ. Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA.

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Casper Brindle

  • Blue 99, pigmented acrylic. 

    36 x 36 inches

    Courtesy of the artist.

  • Starting bid: $10,800

    Casper Brindle’s paintings delve into the expressive potential of color, light, and form. His palette spans from vivid technicolor to subtle monochromes, yet consistently emphasizes a central focus. Whether it’s a bold, hard-edge horizon line or a metallic bar hovering on the surface, Brindle’s work always features a central form that draws viewers deeper into the imagery.

    Born 1968 in Toronto, Canada. Works and lives in Los Angeles, CA.

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“After recently moving to Texas, I'm excited to introduce some of my favorite contemporary artists from Los Angeles to the art community here in Dallas. I'm thrilled to highlight Casper Brindle's Glyph wall sculpture available at the benefit auction.

The light and space movement started in the 1960s as local artists sought to incorporate the sunshine with the materials in glass houses, surfboards and car culture native to Los Angeles.

Just as abstract expressionism remains a constant in NYC, light and space has carried on from the pioneers like James Turrell, Doug Wheeler, and Robert Irwin in LA.

Casper Brindle's Glyph series are a great example of how the next generation has pushed the movement into more colorful and impactful territory.”

 

— Tyler Lemkin, Art Chair of Dallas Contemporary’s 2024 gala auction.

Deborah Brown

  • Oil on canvas

    60 x 48 inches

    Courtesy of the artist

  • Starting bid: $25,600

    Deborah Brown’s kaleidoscopic renditions of NYC’s neighborhoods and micro-communities came as a surprise for the artist herself, a New Yorker of forty-two years who rediscovered her own city during the pandemic. Windows and Air Conditioiners portrays Brown’s shadow on the deserted streets of New York as she wandered around with her long-time canine companion, Trout. The sights, sounds and characters of the grand metropolis invigorate Brown’s practice, infusing it with an electrifyingly exciting palette and a bravado brushwork that is fresh and spontaneous, but only achievable with decades-long experience.

    Born 1955 in Pasadena, CA. Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

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Irene Cattaneo

  • bronze, handblown murano glass, light

    55 x 19 1/2 x 16 1/2 inches

    Courtesy of the artist

  • Starting bid: $16,400

    Venice-based artist Irene Cattaneo is enthralled by the interplay between light and matter. To her, Venice embodies a duality: both ephemeral and fragile, yet timeless and resilient. This tension is reflected in her work, where a solid bronze branch contrasts with delicate clouds, which, despite their transient nature, are immortalized in glass. As light filters through these forms, it creates mesmerizing shadows, reminiscent of sunlight shimmering across the Venetian lagoon.

    Lives and works in Venice, Italy.

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Lauren Clay

  • Marbled acrylic on cast hydrocal

    23 x 17 1/4 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Cris Worley Fine Arts

  • Starting bid: $2,080

    Drawing from mythology and esoteric texts, Clay’s sculptures invoke surreal, dreamlike worlds. The intertwined nature of her bulbous, illusionary design suspends her viewers between ephemerality and infinity, allowing them to explore the power of the subconscious. Rippled Stair is an invitation into a disorienting, mystical labyrinth where the ultimate destination is not immediately apparent.

    Born 1982 in Atlanta, GA. Lives and works in New York.

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Chloe Chiasson *live item

  • Oil, acrylic, resin, and canvas on shaped panel

    37 x 30 1/4 x 2 1/2 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + albertz benda gallery

  • Starting bid: $9,600

    Chiasson’s practice explores themes of self-expression and queer identity. Figures inhabit environments reminiscent of her childhood in Texas, which not only include but also celebrate queer identity within its distinct cultural context. By juxtaposing images from different periods and finding unexpected resonances within these disparate moments, she challenges us to consider a rewritten narrative. Chiasson has exhibited internationally in London, Germany, and Hong Kong, and was the subject of a solo exhibition at Dallas Contemporary in 2023. A recent recipient of the prestigious Fountainhead Residency, her work has been featured in Artsy, The Brooklyn Rail, and Hyperallergic, among others.

    Born 1993 in Port Neches, TX. Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

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M aka Michael Chow

  • Acrylic, egg yolks preserved in resin and eggshells on paper

    54 3/4 x 42 5/8 x 3 1/2 inches (framed)

    Courtesy of the artist + Kristy Stubbs Gallery

  • Starting bid: $14,400

    M, aka Michael Chow, is the focus of the HBO documentary "AKA Mr. Chow," which explores his extraordinary life and career. Born into a theatrical family in Shanghai, M’s creativity was nurtured from an early age. Uprooted to England as a teen, he faced exclusion and turned to various creative disciplines to bridge his Eastern and Western identities. M's work merges Asian, American, and European aesthetics, drawing on his rich international background. His abstractions are a testament to his diverse experiences in theater, painting, and cuisine, showcasing his unique artistic vision.

    Born 1939 in Shanghai, China. Lives and works in London, England.

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Roe Ethridge

  • Dye sublimation print on aluminum

    49 × 33 inches / Framed: 50 × 34× 2 inches

    Ed. 1/5 + 2AP

    Courtesy of the artist + Gagosian

  • Starting bid: $17,600

    Roe Ethridge’s postmodern photography uses objects of reality to disrupt notions of the ideal. His work emphasizes the tenuous division between generic and intimate, personal and universal. Ethridge ingenuously synthesizes still-life and portraiture with contemporary visual culture, incorporating commercial imagery from fashion icons to products to advertisements into intimate captures of his own daily life. His work was included in the 2008 Whitney Biennial, and two years later he was one of four artists selected for the exhibition New Photography (2010) at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.

    Born 1969 in Miami, FL. Lives and works in New York, NY.

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“Revisiting themes from her 2023 solo exhibition at Dallas Contemporary, Chiasson’s latest work, Sunday Best, deepens her inquiry into queer identity and self-expression. Demonstrating her prowess in both painting and carpentry, this portrait emerges as a notable achievement in her oeuvre for both its technical mastery and its potent subject matter. Chiasson’s art is imbued with rich symbolism and autobiography, creating a reflective space that engages with the multifaceted theater of queer life.”

— Emily Edwards, Associate Curator at Dallas Contemporary

Alexander James

  • Oil on canvas

    58 x 70 7/8 inches

    Courtesy of the artist

  • Starting bid: $44,000

    Alexander James is a British-born multimedia artist known for his diverse use of painting, sculpture, video, and installation. His painting serves as a storytelling medium where he blends historical and contemporary elements to craft narratively rich, modern works. Using heavy layering and removal techniques, James explores the complexity of human experience, inviting deep contemplation. Whirlwind features swirling forces of chaos and movement, with a palette of greys, dark blues, earthy browns, and light streaks to capture rapid motion and energy. James’ work has been exhibited in London, Paris, and New York.

    Born 1993 in England, UK. Lives and works in London, England.

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Ragnar Kjartansson

  • watercolour on paper

    47 x 63 x 1 ½ in

    Courtesy of the artist + i8 Gallery 

  • Starting bid: $24,000

    Ragnar Kjartansson engages multiple artistic mediums, creating video installations, performances, drawings, and paintings that draw upon myriad historical and cultural references. An underlying pathos and irony connect his works, with each deeply influenced by the comedy and tragedy of classical theater. The artist blurs the distinctions between mediums, approaching his painting practice as performance, likening his films to paintings, and his performances to sculpture. Throughout, Kjartansson conveys an interest in beauty and its banality, and he uses durational, repetitive performance as a form of exploration. His film The Visitors (2012) was acclaimed as the best artwork of the 21st century by The Guardian in 2019, and he was the recent subject of a retrospective exhibition, Epic Waste of Love and Understanding, at Louisiana museum in Denmark.

    Born 1976 in Reykjavik, Iceland. Lives and works in Reykjavik, Iceland.

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Luke Harnden

  • Acrylic on linen

    53 x 42 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Barry Whistler Gallery

  • Starting bid: $5,200

    Luke Harnden is a multidisciplinary artist who works across painting, sculpture, and video installation. His acrylic linear abstractions merge photography, printmaking, and painterly techniques, synthesizing various approaches. By integrating both representational and abstract imagery through conceptual processes, Harnden explores themes of authorship, identity, technology, and psychology. His practice navigates his own subjectivity through both direct and mediated gestures, delving into ecstatic material exploration and the dynamics of creative expression.

    Born in New Orleans, LA. Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA.

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“Raised in a household of actors, Ragnar Kjartansson is a master of harnessing the drama and pageantry embedded within everyday experiences — loss and heartbreak, religion and politics, family and friends — with a rare wit that makes banal and ordinary cliches somehow transcendent. This dark and broody watercolor of a stormy night sky, included in his recent retrospective at Louisiana museum in Denmark, is no exception. At about the size of a domestic window, one can imagine the routines of daily life playing out in front of the painting as if it were the backdrop to some theater or opera set, a stage for the monologues and arias of daily life.”

— Lucia Simek, Interim Executive Director at Dallas Contemporary

Lawrence Lee

  • Graphite, ink, tea stains on paper

    35 x 30 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Barry Whistler Gallery

  • Starting bid: $3,840

    Lee’s masterful drawings of boxers are both comical and poignant. The decadently detailed drawings, with their subdued palette, are rich with flurries of plot and sub-plot. Action punches through the foreground where Black-bodied boxers pummel each other under the shelter of two automobiles and a constellation of stars. Lee continues to tease out mythologies, both pre-existing ones and those he conceives in his mind.

    Born 1978 in Denton, TX. Lives and works in Fort Worth, TX.

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Edwin Marcelin

  • Oil on canvas

    74 x 80 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Daisha Board Art Gallery

  • Starting bid: $20,000

    Edwin Marcelin is an artist working primarily in painting and photography. Marcelin works in abstraction, using shape, color, and material to engage with ideas of modernism. In particular, his painterly approach reflects his interest in the ways that abstraction expands possibilities of thought around black art. His career has been highlighted by the NBA Lakers in an artist’s spotlight, emphasizing Marcelin’s engagement with and commitment to the community.

    Born 1974 in Los Angeles, CA. Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA.

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OSGEMEOS & Barry McGee *live item

  • Mixed media

    38 1/2 x 33 1/4 inches (approximate)

    Courtesy of the artist + Lehmann Maupin

  • Starting bid: $80,000

    This collaborative piece merges the talents of graffiti legends OSGEMEOS and Barry McGee. OSGEMEOS has integrated Subway Art and Wild Style into the contemporary art scene, bridging street culture and gallery spaces. Barry McGee, known for his ability to manage chaos, challenges conventional gallery norms, blending street elements with art and reflecting a city’s dynamic nature. OSGEMEOS’ work is featured in major collections such as The Frank-Suss Collection, Museu de Arte Moderna, and the Museum of Contemporary Art. McGee’s pieces are held at MOMA and the Walker Art Center.

    Twin brothers Otavio and Gustavo Pandolfo (OSGEMEOS) were born 1974 in São Paulo, Brazil. They live and work in São Paulo, Brazil.

    Barry McGee was born 1966 in San Francisco, CA. He lives and works in San Francisco, CA.

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Richard Prince *live item

  • Inkjet on canvas

    96 x 48 1/4 inches

    Courtesy of the artist

  • Starting bid: $120,000

    Since the late 1970s, Richard Prince has challenged traditional notions of authorship and ownership by repurposing images from mass media, advertising, and entertainment in his art. His work uniquely blends various influences while remaining distinctly his own, reflecting his deep engagement with American subcultures and their impact on identity. Through his art, Prince has explored themes of racism, sexism, and psychological complexity in mainstream culture. His significant contributions are recognized in major collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and MOMA in New York, as well as the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

    Born 1949 in Panama Canal Zone. Lives and works in New York, NY.

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Umar Rashid

  • Acrylic, and ink on canvas

    48 x 48 inches

    Courtesy of the artist

  • Starting bid: $36,000

    Umar Rashid, also known as Frohawk Two Feathers, is a versatile artist who uses writing, illustration, painting, and sculpture to create alternative historical narratives that merge various cultures and eras. His work reimagines romantic history painting and eighteenth-century colonial scenes, avoiding simplistic views by employing a complex iconography of maps, classifying systems, and cosmological diagrams. Rashid’s art is part of notable collections, including the Brooklyn Museum and the Santa Barbara Museum of Art. He has recently exhibited at the Hammer Museum, The Armory Show, and is currently included in Who's Afraid of Cartoony Figuration, curated by Alison M. Gingeras, at Dallas Contemporary.

    Born 1976 in Chicago, IL. Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA.

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Michelle Rawlings

  • Oil on linen wrapped over wooden board

    7 1/2 x 11 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + And Now Gallery

  • Starting bid: $8,000

    Michelle Rawlings explores various painting styles, adapting them to her unique scale and narrative. Her work predominantly features young women and girls—artists, actresses, and models—while engaging with contemporary art's formal language. She examines the influence of art education books for young audiences and teenage artistic fantasies, reflecting on the simplification or infantilization of art history for educational or pop culture purposes. Recent solo exhibitions include Chapter in NY, And Now in Dallas, Night Gallery in LA, Shane Campbell Gallery in Chicago, and Raster in Warsaw. She has also participated in group shows at venues like The Power Station and Misako & Rosen.

    Born 1980 in Dallas, TX. Lives and works in Dallas, TX.

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“I am so happy that Umar Rashid donated such an intricate painting to the DC Benefit Auction this year. I love how it juxtaposes his background in street art and hip-hop culture with the overall theme of his work: re-imaging history during the colonial period.

This painting reminds me of propaganda posters from the Cuban Revolution. Still, it features a fascinating character who is a warrior from a time period we can't quite put our finger on. It's one of those paintings I can never get tired of looking at.”

— Kasey Lemkin, 2024 Gala Co-Chair

Carrie Rudd

  • Oil on canvas

    48 x 36 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Polina Berlin Gallery

  • Starting bid: $12,000

    Carrie Rudd creates evocative oil paintings that challenge traditional boundaries through tactile abstraction. She intensively layers and excavates paint to uncover vivid, unexpected vignettes. Her work, characterized by its rich, indulgent surfaces and frenetic energy, resists easy classification. Rudd’s paintings intertwine visual and conceptual elements, reflecting both personal and collective anxieties. Each piece is distinct and responds to its own questions, pushing stylistic limits with subtle text and cultural references that spark viewers' imaginations. Her approach blends deliberate chaos with thoughtful composition, making her art both sensory and intellectually engaging.

    Born 1994 in Hastings-on-Hudson, NY. Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

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Tom Sachs *live item

  • Courtesy of the artist

  • Starting bid: $8,000

    Join renowned artist Tom Sachs in his iconic New York studio for an exclusive ceramic lesson and experience. According to the artist, “there comes a time in every middle-aged man's life when he realizes that Japan is where it’s at… Mourning the loss of spirituality in our capitalist environment, we admire Tea’s integration of humility, prosperity, and spirituality.” For Sachs, that has meant making chawan, or traditional tea bowls, in addition to learning chanoyu, the way of tea. While sipping on mezcal or matcha, this experience offers the opportunity to make a personal chawan under Sachs’ tutelage, which will later be fired and shipped back to the lucky winner of this priceless private lesson.

    *Please note: Cups will be made without the NASA logo.

    Born 1966 in New York, NY. Lives and works in New York, NY.

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Gregory Siff

  • Acrylic, ink, and pencil on canvas

    60 x 40 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + 4AM Gallery

  • Starting bid: $32,000

    Gregory Siff is renowned for his emotive style that blends abstraction, pop, and action painting. Utilizing inks, oils, and acrylics, he creates vibrant, larger-than-life storyboards, featuring iconic elements like the bomb pop. This classic American treat symbolizes nostalgia and simpler times, with Siff’s dynamic brushstrokes capturing fleeting moments and the beauty of chaos. His work has been showcased in MoMA PS1’s Rockaway!, at the Whitney Museum, and in Saint Laurent’s F/W 2017 Collection. Additionally, he collaborated with Pyer Moss, and his paintings are archived by The Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture.

    Born 1977 in Brooklyn, NY. Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA.

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Katie Stout 

  • Ceramic vessel, mason stain, glaze, and gold luster

    18 x 10 x 17 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Nina Johnson Gallery

  • Starting bid: $20,000

    Katie Stout’s practice merges design, fine art, and fashion, drawing from a diverse range of inspirations, including Victorian lace, kitsch interiors, and female craft traditions like pottery and textiles. She uniquely combines these influences to challenge and reinterpret traditional notions of functional objects. Her innovative work subverts conventional frameworks, resulting in distinctive, thought-provoking pieces. Stout’s art is showcased in prominent global museums and private collections, including the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Dallas Museum of Art, and the Museum of Arts and Design in New York.

    Born 1989 in Portland, ME. Lives and works in New York, NY.

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Sharon Stone

  • Acrylic on canvas

    36 x 18 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Kristy Stubbs Gallery

  • Starting bid: $17,600

    Sharon Stone's artworks seek to express pure creativity and heartfelt truth, transcending societal noise and judgments. Her paintings, characterized by keen observations of human behavior, transform frailties into strength and maintain a visual connection to nature. Stone views color as a guiding force in her art, stating, "color becomes a wavelength for me.” An acclaimed global cultural leader, Stone's honors include the Women Making History Award, Einstein Spirit of Achievement Award, Nobel Peace Summit Award, Golden Globe, Primetime Emmy, Academy Award nomination, and multiple humanitarian accolades.

    Born 1958 in Meadville, PA. Lives and works in California.

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Mika Tajima

  • Rose quartz, glass Jacuzzi jet nozzles

    15 x 9 1/2 x 11 inches, 59 lbs

    Courtesy of the artist + PACE gallery

  • Starting bid: $20,000

    The Pranayama series by Mika Tajima explores the exchange of air between internal and external spaces through body-object sculptures. Constructed from raw materials like carved wood, marble, or rose quartz, each piece is pierced to create channels that connect the interior with the external environment. The sculptures are marked by jet nozzle holes aligned with human pressure points, symbolizing unmediated flows of breath and energy. Tajima's work is featured in major collections, including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Hammer Museum, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Dallas Museum of Art, and Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.

    Born 1975 in Los Angeles, CA. Lives and works in New York, NY.

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Yoab Vera

  • Oil, oil stick, and concrete on canvas

    31 1/2 x 39 3/8 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Alexander Berggruen Gallery

  • Starting bid: $8,000

    Yoab Vera uses the sea horizon as a key motif and focal point for contemplation. His modular seascapes, which are geometrically abstract, depict sunrises and sunsets through intuitive mark-making with oil-stick, oil, and concrete. Vera combines architecture, spirituality, and neuroaesthetics in his "haptic contemplative painting," capturing the essence of time's passage and the simplicity of the sun's rise and fall.

    Born 1985 in Mexico City, MX. Lives and works between Mexico City and Istanbul.

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Sarah Ann Weber

  • Colored pencil on paper

    30 x 22 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Gallery 12.26

  • Starting bid: $5,600

    Weber’s paintings and drawings blend personal observations of the natural world with an intense floral exuberance, creating a new reality rich in metaphysical meaning and enchantment. Her highly detailed, dense compositions explore the interplay of growth and entropy, as well as figure and ground. Using colored pencils, Weber expertly pushes the boundaries of drawing with her fluid, precise gestures, crafting intricate works that merge exotic beauty with profound depth.

    Born 1988 in Chicago, IL. Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA.

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Paul Winker 

  • Acrylic on canvas

    65 x 55 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Cris Worley Fine Arts

  • Starting bid: $6,375

    Paul Winker’s paintings are the result of an acute hyperawareness outsized and manifest into chromatic pools of paint on canvas. Objects as banal as cereal box graphics, and as potent as religious iconography, stand on equal footing within the artist’s repertoire. Winker occupies the liminal space between abstraction and narration in his works.

    Born 1989 in Dallas, TX. Lives and works in Dallas, TX.

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“I love Reminiscence: México Lindo by Yoab Vera because it beautifully captures the heart and soul of Mexico.

The vibrant colors draw you in, making you feel connected to the country’s rich heritage and traditions.”

— Leigh Anne Clark, 2024 Gala Co-Chair

Monsieur Zohore

  • Mixed media on canvas

    25 1/2 x 15 inches

    Courtesy of the artist and Magenta Plains Gallery

  • Starting bid: $6,000

    Monsieur Zohore’s practice investigates the nature of consumption and digestion by intersecting everyday life and labor practices with artistic production. Fred Wilson highlights the enduring objectification of certain individuals by conflating the artist Fred Wilson, known for his institutional critique, with a Wilson volleyball. His work attests to the ways in which people become objects and objects people. Forced out of its labor as a volleyball, Wilson is personified and given a new role as a companion. A black teardrop with two gleaming eyes further personifies the grief of this transformation, mourning those marginalized as objects and images through their labor.

    Born 1993 in Potomac, MD. Lives and works between New York and Baltimore.

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b chehayeb

  • Oil on canvas

    40 x 40 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Ochi Gallery

  • Starting bid: $6,400

    b chehayeb translates memory into abstract visual language with direct iconography, translating moments and feelings from her own life. Her work explores misremembering, miscommunication, time, nostalgia, and identity. Drawing on her Mexican American heritage and suburban Texan upbringing, she blends representation with abstraction, incorporating anecdotes, cultural references, and traumas.

    Born 1990 in Dallas, TX. Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

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Zeke Williams

  • Oil on CNC carved birch plywood, red oak frame

    22 x 14 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Erin Culey gallery

  • Starting bid: $2,080

    Zeke Williams holds a BA from the University of Texas at Dallas and an MFA from Texas Christian University. He has worked at Angstrom Gallery in Dallas and contributed to Glasstire. His work has been exhibited at The Arlington Museum of Art, NorthPark Center, and Site 131, and is in collections such as Toyota Headquarters and UT Southwestern. Williams has participated in residencies at Joong Boo Artist Residency and Sydney Art Space, with features in The Dallas Morning News, Glasstire, D Magazine, and Arts and Culture Texas.

    Born 1979 in Concord, MA. Lives and works in Dallas, TX.

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Ike Morgan

  • Acrylic on poster board

    28 x 22 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Webb Gallery

    Courtesy of the artist, Marc Selwyn Fine Art and Ortuzar Projects

  • Starting bid: $760

    Ike Morgan, a prolific and well-known outsider artist, began his art career while a long-term patient, being treated for schizophrenia, at the Austin State Hospital. Photographs in books and magazines often inspire his work, and he is especially known for his presidential portraits and images like this, copied from pornographic magazines. Morgan is no longer at the Austin State Hospital, but he continues to live and paint in Austin. His work is in the collection of the Smithsonian American Art Museum. This work was previously included in an exhibition at the Museum of Sex, New York.

    Born 1958 in Rockdale, TX. Lives and works in Austin, TX.

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Joey Terrill

  • Silkscreen on paper

    21 3/4 x 15 inches

    Ed. 30, 5 APs

    Printer: Self Help Graphics & Art, Inc., Los Angeles, California, Dewey Tafoya, Master Printer

    Courtesy of the artist, Marc Selwyn Fine Art and Ortuzar Projects

  • Starting bid: $4,000

    Joey Terrill is a preeminent artist of the AIDS generation, whose work captures the complexities of identity, culture and activism. His art has been celebrated for its bold exploration of Chicano and LGBTQ+ experiences, earning a place in prestigious collections such as the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum. Recently, his work was prominently featured in the Made in LA exhibition at the Hammer Museum.

    Born 1955 in Los Angeles, California. Lives and works in Los Angeles, California.

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Constance Jaeggi

  • Digital C-Type print, framed

    Print dimensions 24 x 32 inches

    Courtesy of the artist

    Courtesy of the artist, Marc Selwyn Fine Art and Ortuzar Projects

  • Starting bid: $4,480

    Jaeggi’s work focuses on the relationship between horses and humans, especially women. She uses horses as a backdrop for exploring themes of intimacy and identity, connection and power dynamics. She has had two solo shows at the National Cowgirl Museum in Fort Worth, TX, and has been exhibited internationally in Rome, Venice, and Zurich. Notably, Jaeggi’s work has also been published by National Geographic, The Guardian, and The Washington Post.

    Born in Switzerland. Lives and works between Fort Worth and Denver.

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Sonya Kelliher-Combs

  • Acrylic polymer, glass bead, nylon, thread, paper

    18 x 14 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Tureen Gallery

  • Starting bid: $6,000

    Through her mixed media practice, Kelliher-Combs chronicles the ongoing struggle for self-definition and identity within the Alaskan context. Her blend of public iconography with deeply personal imagery reveals the dynamic interplay between these elements, showcasing how each can influence and enrich the other. By integrating synthetic, organic, traditional, and modern materials, she transcends dichotomies like Western/Native culture, self/other, and man/nature, exploring their interconnections and questioning conventional notions of beauty. Kelliher-Combs’ work metaphorically resembles skin, serving as a surface through which individuals interact with and are defined by their cultural context.

    Born 1969 in Bethel, AK. Lives and works in Anchorage, AK.

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Jammie Holmes *live item

  • Acrylic on canvas

    48 x 36 inches

    Courtesy of the artist + Marianne Boesky Gallery

  • Starting bid: $24,000

    Jammie Holmes, a self-taught painter from Thibodaux, Louisiana, uses portraiture and tableaux to depict the contemporary lives of Black families in the Deep South. His work captures the celebrations and struggles within a context shaped by poverty and racism, focusing on family, ritual, and tradition. Holmes gained national attention in 2020 for a public artwork featuring banners with George Floyd's last words displayed across major U.S. cities. His work has been exhibited at institutions such as the Columbus Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Art, the Fort Worth Modern, and is included in prestigious collections worldwide.

    Born 1984 in Thibodaux, LA. Lives and works in Dallas, TX.

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