Celebrating California's Artistic Legacy: Online Modern Art Auction September 29th
Celebrating California's Artistic Legacy: Online Modern Art Auction
Mark your calendars, art enthusiasts! On September 29, 2024, at 10:00 AM PDT, we're bringing the vibrant world of California art to your fingertips with our Fall Art & Design Auction. This online event showcases a remarkable collection of works by artists who have shaped the Golden State's diverse and innovative art scene.
A Digital Gateway to California's Art Treasures
Our online platform allows art lovers worldwide to participate in this exciting auction. With global shipping available, you can bring a piece of California's artistic heritage into your home, no matter where you are. Register now to secure your virtual paddle!
Featured Artists: A Kaleidoscope of Californian Creativity
This auction presents a unique opportunity to acquire works from some of California's most influential artists:
- Marlo Bartels (Lot 1000): A master of ceramic art and sculpture, Bartels' work embodies the spirit of Southern California and Laguna Beach.
- Martin Lubner (Lots 1050-1053): Los Angeles-based Lubner's figurative paintings offer a glimpse into his legacy as both an artist and educator at the prestigious Otis Art Institute.
- DJ Hall (Lots 1057-1058): Prepare to be dazzled by Hall's hyper-realistic depictions of California's iconic pool culture, capturing the essence of West Coast leisure.
- Peter Shire (Lot 1063): A true Los Angeles native, Shire's multidisciplinary approach shines through his playful and colorful designs in ceramics, furniture, and public art.
- Bruce Beasley (Lots 1076-1077): From Oakland, Beasley's abstract sculptures in bronze, steel, and acrylic showcase the versatility of California's artistic vision.
- Vasa Velizar Mihich (Lot 1078): A cornerstone of the Los Angeles art scene since the 1960s, Mihich's work reflects decades of artistic evolution in the city.
- John Luebtow (Lots 1082-1083): Luebtow's sculptural glass works push the boundaries of the medium, often incorporating unexpected materials.
- Corita Kent (Lot 1088): Known for her time as both a nun and an artist in Los Angeles, Kent's work bridges spirituality and creativity.
- Carlos Almaraz (Lot 1092): A key figure in the Chicano art movement, Almaraz's work offers a powerful perspective on Los Angeles culture.
- Alonzo Joseph Davis (Lot 1093): As founder of the Brockman Gallery and a pivotal figure in the Black Arts Movement, Davis' work is a testament to Los Angeles' cultural diversity.
Why Participate?
This auction is more than just a sale; it's a celebration of California's rich artistic heritage. From the sun-soaked beaches of Southern California to the urban landscapes of Los Angeles and the Bay Area, each piece tells a story of innovation, cultural diversity, and artistic courage.
Whether you're a seasoned collector or a first-time buyer, this online auction offers an accessible way to engage with and own a piece of California's art history. The variety of mediums - from ceramics and glass to paintings and sculptures - ensures there's something for every taste and space.
How to Join
Register on our website to receive your bidding credentials.
Browse the online catalog to preview the lots.
Set up alerts for your favorite pieces.
Join us online on September 29, 2024, at 10:00 AM PDT for live bidding.
Don't miss this chance to bring the California dream into your home or collection. Register today and be part of this exciting celebration of Made in California art!
Auction Details
Date: Sunday, September 29, 2024
Time: 10:00 am Pacific
Location: Exclusively online - Bid from anywhere in the world!
Local Pick-Up Information
For those in the Southern California area, we are pleased to offer local pick-up of your auction winnings at our address:
Pick Up Address: 8059 Foothill Blvd, Sunland, CA 91040
Pick Up Date: Wednesday, October 2, 2024
Pick Up Time: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Online registration is now open and you can leave an absentee bid today or plan to log in online and bid live online during the auction.
Lot 1000 Marlo Bartels is a ceramic artist and sculptor who has worked extensively in Southern California and Laguna Beach.
Lots 1050-1053 Martin Lubner, based in Los Angeles, was known for his figurative paintings and taught at the Otis Art Institute for many years.
Lots 1057-1058 DJ Hall is a Los Angeles-based artist known for her vibrant, hyper-realistic depictions of leisure and California pool culture.
Lot 1063 Peter Shire, a native of Los Angeles, is a multidisciplinary artist known for his colorful, playful designs in ceramics, furniture, and public art.
Lot 1076-1077 Bruce Beasley, based in Oakland, California, is an abstract sculptor known for his work in various materials, including bronze, steel, and acrylic.
Lot 1078 Vasa Velizar Mihich has lived and worked in Los Angeles since the 1960s. He taught at UCLA and has been a significant figure in the Los Angeles art scene.
Lots 1082-1083 John Luebtow is a prominent Los Angeles based glass artist known for his sculptural works that often combine glass with other materials.
Lot 1088 Corita Kent lived and worked in Los Angeles for many years as a nun and artist before moving to Boston later in life.
Lot 1092 Carlos Almaraz was a prominent Los Angeles artist and part of the Chicano art movement in the city.
Lot 1093 Alonzo Joseph Davis has strong ties to Los Angeles. He founded the Brockman Gallery in Los Angeles and was a significant figure in the Black Arts Movement in the city.