Newspace: 2008 Silent Auction
Date Posted: February 28, 2008 Posted By: ArtPDX
Newspace Center for Photography is pleased to announce its Third Annual Silent Auction on Friday, February 29th. The auction is a wonderful evening full of community, fine photographs and a great selection of gift certificates from local restaurants, retailers, and performance venues. Newspace’s largest fund raiser of the year, the auction helps to support the Center’s many educational offerings and contributes to the strength of the organization.
Bidding will begin at 6pm sharp and continue through 8pm. Winning bidders will take their purchases home at the end of the evening.
Featuring Prints by
Larry Fink, Stu Levy, Hiroshi Watanabe, Cherie Hiser, Mariana Tres, Shawn Records, Lyla Emery, Joe Glasgow, Dale Strouse, Jim Lommasson (above), Randy L. Rasmussen, Chris Willis, Jonathan Brand, George Kelly, Barrett Rudich, Scott Jackson, Ann Ploeger, Alexis Pike, Angela Cash, Paul Yurkovich, James Nakagawa, Jeffrey Wolin, Jessica Burko, Phil Harris, Keith Wood, Heather Gonsior, Gene Faulkner, Christine Laptuta, TJ Norris, Audim Culver, Jake Shivery, Jonathan Brand, Faulkner Short, Dolly Winter, Vernon DiPietro, Terry Thompson, Bob Farr, Diedrich Dasenbrock, Myron Filene, Jeff Condit, Rick Regan, Ann Kendellen, Blake Andrews, John Blalock, Jackson Nichols, Chris Bennett, and Zeb Andrews.
For print and absentee bidding information please contact Chris Bennett. chris [at] newspacephoto [dot] org
The show will be up for viewing in our gallery all day Friday.
Newspace Center for Photography is an educational and cultural non-profit dedicated to promoting the awareness of photography to the public as well as providing a space and building a community where photo enthusiasts can learn, create, discuss, and show their work. Through wide-ranging course offerings, darkroom and studio access, artists’ lectures, gallery exhibits, and a full roster of photographic programming, Newspace makes available a wide spectrum of enriching photographic opportunities to the Portland/Vancouver community.
