Bash!JUNE 14 & 15, 2019

Enriching lives, touching heartsAn investment in arts and culture is an investment in the heart of our community. That’s why U.S. Bank Private Wealth Management is proud to have been the founding sponsor of Bainbridge Island Art Museum and congratulates them on achieving their sixth year anniversary. Thank you for contributing to the arts and enriching our local culture for years to come.

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BIMA Bash! 2019 Contents

Welcome from Sheila Hughes, Executive Director 5

Greetings 6

BIMA Team 7

Acknowledgments 8-10

FRIDAY NIGHT | Silent Auctions & Party

Friday Night Schedule 12

Wonder Wall 13

Silent Auction Section 1 14

Silent Auction Section 2 20

Silent Auction Section 3 33

SATURDAY NIGHT | Silent & Live Auctions and Dinner

Saturday Night Schedule 46

Silent Auction 47

Live Auction 56

Auction Rules 66

Artist & Experience Index 68

PRESENTING SPONSOR

SUPPORTING SPONSORS

ADVOCATE SPONSORS

IN-KIND SPONSORS

THANKS TO OUR BIMA Bash! SPONSORS

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WELCOME TO THE ARTIEST, PARTIEST WEEKEND OF THE YEAR – Thank you for showing up and stepping up to support one of this region’s brightest young organizations – Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. Whether BIMA is your backyard arts playground, your cultural day trip destination, or a memorable stop in your travel adventures, you’re a big part of what’s made it a bountiful wellspring for those thirsting for authentic and beautiful arts, culture and humanities experiences.

The BIMA Bash! relies on the talents of outstanding artists, volunteers, staff, businesses, board, and community—and produces the rocket fuel that launches the museum the other 363 days a year. We love that you’re here because you want to create an extraordinary arts home for your family, friends, artists, students, community, and yourself. We know how much you care. What you might not know is that your deep love, support and involvement is quite literally shaping this organization as it defines itself.

As part of refining and refreshing our mission and vision, we’ve spent the last year listening to and learning from you. We understand you want a world-class regional arts museum AND a cultural hub, a classroom, a social center, a place for ideas, and a tide that can lift others. You’ve asked for a place that is open to all, excludes none, and pays special attention to our youngest and oldest arts appreciators. You support a home for ideas, imagination, creativity and discovery.

With that, we are proud to unveil a vision and mission inspired directly from the hearts and minds of our closest supporters. Fueled by creativity and collaboration, BIMA commits to building a world where art is essential to thriving communities. BIMA inspires curiosity, wonder and understanding by connecting people with the contemporary art and craft of the Puget Sound region.

The renewed mission and vision both affirms the beautiful principles on which BIMA was founded, and now also reflects the dynamic energy, the commitment to community, and the pulsing creativity that now distinguish this museum. Thank you for encouraging us to stretch our wings and commit ourselves to using these resources for the benefit of so many.

With gratitude and appreciation for your unwavering commitment and generosity,

Sheila Hughes Executive Director

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Greetings AUCTION CHAIR

Our theme this year is paper: Books—and art books—are created from it. Words, trivial and critical, are scribed on it. Master works of art are bled into it. It is through the lens of this open-paged, endless opportunity, heart-felt gratitude that I thank each

and every one of you for the magic you enable through your generosity.

You ensure that BIMA, through the support of its incredibly talented staff, is able to be open free and producing the highest-quality programming 363 days of the year. From unsurpassed art exhibitions showcasing our region’s artistic wealth to educational offerings spanning children to elderly audiences, from the smARTfilm series to music and the Momentum Festival, BIMA produces world-class experiences, all of which provoke and inspire deeper conversations and community connections.

The BIMA Bash! is our biggest fundraising event of the year and is critical to the success of the museum. Please know that your financial contributions are directly enhancing, changing, and inspiring lives! Your support at this event helps to improve our programs and services for students, members, visitors and families in the region. In the past year alone, BIMA has supported more than 400 events and 60 field trips.

Thank you for showing up, sparkling with your presence and supporting this locally and nationally recognized and award-winning gem of a museum in our own backyard...

Warmest regards—and please give with an open heart!

Erica Beyer

HONOREE

Please join us in honoring Steve Davis at the annual BIMA Bash event. Steve is near and dear to BIMA. He is one of a handful of individuals who joined the founding Board of Directors at the request of Museum Founder, Cynthia Sears.

Recently retired from the board after serving the maximum of three terms (9 years), Steve was instrumental in the Museum’s original capital campaign, construction, launch, and continues to serve weekly shifts as a Docent as he has since the Museum’s opening in June 2013.

In addition to his advocacy for BIMA, he has been an incredible supporter of his community. We are thrilled to celebrate Steve and all he has contributed to Bainbridge Island and the greater Seattle region.

GUEST SPEAKER

Chasity Malatesta is currently a STEM teacher on Bainbridge Island, and has been a science instructor and diversity consultant for 15 years. Chasity provides advocacy and compassionate support for youth, especially those

students in communities who are traditionally underrepresented or underserved.

Chasity believes empowering young people to be self-reflective and use their talents to invest in their communities can change the world. She is a community connector that values authentic relationships and is energized by finding common ground with diverse people and ideas.

She found BIMA to be a place that allowed her to reflect upon culture, change, politics, and to build her own cultural competency. “BIMA is a sacred place for me here on Bainbridge Island. Taking time to see my femaleness, my blackness, my mother-ness reflected back at me through the art. This grounds my soul and provides me with footing that I am not alone. BIMA is home.˝

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DIRECTORSJohn AdamsErica BeyerLiliana GripMary JusticeSuzanne KellyJohnna KleisnerMark LevineNancy LobisserAshley MatthewsKathy NibargerWendy OrvilleJessica PavishDana QuitslundRalph SpillingerJo Wallace

FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE CHAIR: Kathy NibargerErica BeyerKorum BischoffSteve DavisLiliana GripSheila HughesSandy KressSusan LorenzMarty McCormickLiz PendletonPeter RaffaAlexandra ReinkenKassia SingChris Snow

BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT Ralph SiegelVICE PRESIDENTLiz WaltersSECRETARYJames ShoreTREASURERJoe WilcynskiFOUNDERCynthia Sears

STAFF Sheila Hughes, Executive DirectorGreg Robinson, Chief CuratorShawn Baker Gibson, Marketing CoordinatorKorum Bischoff, Marketing DirectorKelly Burch, Finance AssociateEmma Cantrell, Education & Programs AssociateScott Farwell, Facilities & Operations ManagerAmy Goldthwaite, Curatorial AssociateSade Monique James, Client Services ManagerStephanie Knutson, Bistro ManagerKristin Lane, Museum Store ManagerKristine Lynch, Curatorial AssociateAmy Sawyer, Assistant CuratorKim Seigel, Curatorial Associate & Volunteer CoordinatorDanielle Quenell, Administrative AssociatePeter Raffa, Development DirectorAlexandra Reinken, Associate Director of DevelopmentKristin Tollefson, Education DirectorAndrea Williams, Finance ManagerJesse Ziebart, Cultural Programs Manager

ADVISORY COUNCIL Gary & Barbara Ames Bill Baran-Mickle Debbi Brainerd John Braseth Steve Davis John Ellis Deb Fenwick Rondi Gangnes Max Grover Nancy & Glenn HaberTrudi & Jay Inslee David Lewis Laura Lundgren Herb & Lucy Pruzan Ginny Ruffner Robin Sigo Chris Snow Julie Speidel Barbara Earl Thomas Grant Winther

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TABLE CAPTAINS John Adams & Jim ShoreErica & John BeyerAlwyn ChikamotoSusanna DarcySteve DavisDeb & Thomas FenwickSheila HughesNancy Lobisser & Susan LorenzAshley Matthews & Juliet LedorzeDana & Nancy QuitslundPeter RaffaGreg RobinsonCynthia SearsRalph & Alicia SiegelWells FargoJoe Wilcynski

AUCTION COMMITTEE HONORARY CHAIRSteve DavisEVENT CHAIR Erica BeyerEVENT PRODUCERAlexandra ReinkenLOGISTICS COORDINATORCherie LevanMEMBERS:Korum BischoffSuzanna DarcyLaura MeinhardtKathy NibargerPeter RaffaAlphie Rose-GreenRachelle Thornburgh

ART PROCUREMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Georgia BrowneRenee JamisonKristin LaneWendy OrvilleDavid SessionsSusan Swannack-Nunn

Special Thanks Tothe combined talents and gifts of more than 200 artists, makers, and galleries that have helped make this event possible. We extend our thanks to these extraordinary individuals, and are proud to work in a community distinguished by such creativity and generosity.

COLLECTORS’ CIRCLE Sharon Archer & Don EklundStuart BalcombAmis BalcombDebbi & Paul BrainerdKaren ConoleySusan GuffeySusan JacksonKaren JensenJames & Nuhad KadlecWes King & Andrea Roby-KingKristin LaneChapple LangemackMark LevineJessica PavishCynthia SearsSusan Swannack-NunnFrank & Susan WollaegerNancy WordenBarbara and Dwight Wright

Bash! SUPPORTERS

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EVENT SUPPORT AUDIO VISUALFull Circuit SoundCATALOG PHOTOGRAPHY Mandi May PhotographyCATALOG DESIGNHapNin DesignCATERINGBIMA Bistro, Ravishing Radish, Simply BainbridgePERFORMANCE & ENTERTAINMENTKitsap Pageant, Francesco Crosara Trio, DJ Sidecar, Maven GardnerPRINTINGSound Reprographics RENTALSCORT RentalsEVENT PHOTOGRAPHYLydia BrewerTRANSPORTATIONKitsap Shuttle, Butler Valet ServiceVIDEOGRAPHYMojetic Visions

EXPERIENCE PACKAGE CONTRIBUTORS Castellano Fine JewelryDavid EisenhourFinders Keepers Catering Tom & Liliana GripSheila HughesSteve Jensen & Vincent LipeWanderlust NW Catering Co.Kitsap County ParkFred & Johnna KleisnerKarin Knight & Paul RobinsonSabrina Knowles & Jenny PohlmanOld Alcohol PlantOlympic Music FestivalInk Garden StudiosGreg Robinson & BIMACynthia SearsRalph & Alicia SiegelHeyday FarmU.S. Lighthouse Society The Westin Resort & Spa, WhistlerSusan Wiggs & Jerry GundersenWing Point Golf & Country Club

SPECIAL THANKS Bainbridge DistilleryGeorgia BrowneJohn Ellis & Ann Wilkinson EllisCharysse ElyaEsther’s FabricsKobee KingWes King & Andrea Roby KingCherie LevanChasity MalatestaIsaac MeyersMiss Poulsbo, Miss Kitsap, Miss SilverdaleShehalee SmyerSpice RouteKristin TollefsonVia Rosa IIWonder Wall Contributors (See page 13)

All the fabulous Volunteers that helped make this event possible!

ThankYou!

Warlukurlangu Artists of YuendemuCentral Australia

New Paintings — July and August

Patrick Japangardi Williams, Mina Mina Jukurrpa, Ngalyipi, acrylic on canvas, 48” x 48”, 2019

Jeffrey Moose Gallery is proud to provide picture framing services for the 2019 BIMA Bash!

We recently acquired the Roby King Gallery framing operation and continue their tradition with pride.

GALLERY | PICTURE FRAMING | FINE ART CONSERVATION | RESTORATION

181 Winslow Way East, Suite F, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 | 360-598-4479 | www.jeffreymoosegallery.comTuesday - Friday, 10-5:30 | Saturday 11 - 6

FRIDAY NIGHT

JUNE 14, 2019

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FRIDAY SILENT AUCTIONS & PARTY JUNE 14, 2019

EVENING SCHEDULE

6:00 – DOORS OPEN

6:30 – BIDDING BEGINS

7:15 – SILENT AUCTION SECTION 1 CLOSES

7:50 – SILENT AUCTION SECTION 2 CLOSES

8:20 – SILENT AUCTION SECTION 3 CLOSES

9:00 – EVENT CONCLUDES

ENTERTAINMENTDJ SIDECAR

MASTERS OF CEREMONIESJOHN KENYON ELLIS & ANN WILKINSON ELLIS

CATERING BYRAVISHING RADISH

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5th Avenue TheatreAbigail’s Vacation RentalsACT TheatreAngelina SpaArgosy CruisesBainbridge Island Aquatic CenterThe Beach House at Pleasant BeachBill Speidel’s Underground TourBlackbird BakeryBon Bon ConfectionsBrown Bear Car WashCaffe LadroCalico Toy ShoppeChurchmouseCommuter ComfortsCoquetteDancing BrushDonna SnowEagle Harbor Inn

WONDER WALL NEW AT THE BIMA Bash! FRIDAY!

Visit the Wonder Wall Friday night at the BIMA Bash! to have a chance at one or more of these fabulous prizes! How do spa packages, shopping sprees, fine dining,

art classes, and even tickets to some of your favorite museums and cultural destinations sound? We’ve got it all!

Here are just a few of the fabulous packages you could win…—an evening of jazz and cocktails at JAZZ ALLEY—

—party for 12 at the BAINBRIDGE ISLAND AQUATIC CENTER——shopping spree and swag bag from OSKA boutique in seattle—

—passes to the BILL SPEIDEL’S UNDERGROUND TOUR in seattle——a year’s supply of delicious chocolate from BON BON CONFECTIONS—

—spa and salon packages from many local favorites— …and so much more!

WONDER WALL PACKAGES WORTH UP TO $300 IN VALUE!

Eleven WineryFlowering AroundHeartHitchcock Deli BarHolocaust Center for HumanityThe Inn At Pleasant BeachIntegrated Wellness CenterIntiman TheatreIsland FitnessJake’s PickupJazz Alley (Dimitriou’s)Julie’s FramingKathy’s Garden Shop & FloralLeMay America’s Car MuseumThe Marketplace at Pleasant BeachMesolini Glass StudioMillstreamThe Museum of FlightMuseum of Pop Culture (MoPOP)

Nordic MuseumNW African American MuseumOlympic Music FestivalOSKAPetit & OlsonPlumSalon VSandy’s Barber ShopSeattle Children’s TheatreSerenstara Healing ArtsSogno di VinoSweet Dahlia BakingTaproot TheatreTasdemirThe TravelerVibe Work SpaceWildernestWing Luke Museum…and more fabulous prizes!

THANK YOU TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS!

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SILENT AUCTION 1

S101 CORY BENNETT ANDERSONRay Charles, 2018digital fine art print of multimedia original34.5˝h x 33.5˝wDonated by Jeffrey Moose Gallery and the Artist$500

S102 VIRGINIA DAVISONReinvention Series, 2019shellac plate process printed on hand stenciled print12˝ squareDonated by the Artist$300

S103 MATTHEW PEDERSENFlapping Dominique, 2017pyrography and watercolor on cedar16˝h x 12˝wDonated by the Artist$250

S104 DAWN ENDEANCity Dog, 2018monoprint20˝h x 15˝wDonated by the Artist$500

S105 WES MCCLAINFerry Boatlinoleum print, A/P20˝h x 25˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$450

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S106 GREG SKEIUntitled, 2000set of three, monotypes6.5˝ x 14˝w eachDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$450

S107 GARY FAIGINThe Vigil, 1987stone lithograph16˝h x 18˝w image sizeDonated by the ArtistCustom framing donated by Jeffrey Moose Gallery$1250

S108 STEVEN FEYEvening Third Beach, 2017silver gelatin photographic print28˝h x 32˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Steven Fey Photography Gallery$950

S109 WENDY BROWNUnicorn de la Promenade, 2017collage17˝h x 20˝wDonated by the Artist$500

S110 AKI SOGABEMoon Rosepaper cutting24˝h x 16˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$450

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S111 MIKE BISKUPExclamation Ridge, 2018watercolor on collaged paper with staples12˝h x 10˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of www.mikebiskup.com & the BIMA Store$350

S112 KATHE FRAGATwo Bottles of Fletcher Bay’s Tara Rouge with Fraga original labels, and box of cardsDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Roby King Gallery$125

S113 BILL GALVANIBlack-necked Stilt, 2018basswood, acrylic paint, glass eye13.5˝h x 15˝l x 3.5˝dDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Island Gallery$250

S114 QUIREColumbia River and Blue Heron, 2018acrylic on birch panel with etched plexiglass8˝ squareDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Wolff Gallery, Portland$350

S115 LAURIE ROSEOn the Fence, 2018oil on canvas6˝ squareDonated by the Artist$175

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S116 IRENE CLARKBI Beach Glass Candle Lantern, 2019lantern with beach glass and agate12˝h x 6˝w x 6˝dDonated by the Artist$125

S117 DEBORAH PEEKThe Bird Treemixed media18˝h x 11.5˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$475

S118 KATHE FRAGAChinoiserie inspired silk pillow, 2017silk pillow with feather/down insertDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Roby King Gallery$130

S119 KATHE FRAGAChinoiserie inspired silk pillow, 2017silk pillow with feather/down insertDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Roby King Gallery$130

S120 UNKNOWNUntitledceramic28˝h x 7˝w x 5.5˝dDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$400

S121 WINE & CHOCOLATEwine & Hershey’s barDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$100

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S122 TATIANA ZAITSSweet Scent, 2018oil/acrylic, mixed media24˝ squareDonated by the ArtistCourtesy Roby King Gallery; Cohen Abbe Gallery, San Francisco$1,600

S123 MELINDA JOY WESTCopper Forest (Forest Floor Series), 2017mixed plant fiber materials, paper pulp, canvas, acrylics, beads30˝h x 14˝w x 3˝dDonated by the Artist$240

S124 EILEEN SORGMore Precious Than Gold, 2019remarque print of an original oil painting on copper13˝ square framedDonated by the Artist$295

S125 ROBYNNE RAYEArtWalk 2015, 20154-color screen print26˝h x 18˝wDonated by the Artist$350

S126 KRISTIN TOLLEFSONCleavewire, glass beads7.5˝h x 7.5˝w x 17˝lDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$1,000

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S127 MARY N. BALCOMBMailboxes, Bainbridge Island, WA, 1989aquatint etching (11/20)24˝h x 20˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$350

S128 EVY OLSEN HALVORSENHouse of Vague Memoriesoil on canvas16˝h x 20˝wDonated by the Artist$750

S129 KITIKONGUntitledlimited edition print28˝h x 34˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$850

S130 FAH AMBERFour Phases of the Moon, 1981limited edition print 204/22522˝h x 21˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$450

S131 LINDA BONAISUpward, 2012copper on glass9˝h x 8˝w x 2˝dDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$500

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S201DELECTABLE HAPPY HOUR IN THE SCULPTURE STUDIO OF DAVID EISENHOURCome look through the microscope and stroll through the garden with sculptor David Eisenhour in his Port Hadlock studio. Eisenhour, known for his exquisite bronze works, will show you past and in-progress works. You and your 5 guests will nibble on delicious snacks inspired by the farms and shores nearby, all while drinking carefully selected Washington wines.Donated by David & Heidi Eisenhour$500

S2022 NIGHT STAY IN THE POINT WHITE GUEST HOUSERetreat to the privacy of a modern cottage designed by award-winning architects and featured in Coastal Living, Sunset, and Pacific Northwest magazines. Located on Bainbridge Island’s best no-bank beach, the cottage is just steps away from breathtaking views of Mount Rainier, Rich Passage, and Blake Island. Play with stand-up paddle boards, kayaks, and a tandem bike. Toast marshmallows or hot dogs at the fire pit on the beach. Amenities for up to 8 people include a king size bed, queen size bed, and four twin bunks, a full bath, washer and dryer, fluffy terry robes and fresh linens, a selection of board games, and abundant materials for reading, writing, and making art. We’ll welcome you with a basket of goodies, including a signed novel by island author Susan Wiggs.This package includes two nights accommodation (exclusive of July and August). Expires June 2020.Donated by Bainbridge Island designer Jerry Gundersen, creator of the J-Stitch line of children’s apparel, and author Susan Wiggs$600

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S203STAY & PLAY IN PORT LUDLOW!Nestled on the shores of Puget Sound, the boutique, waterfront Inn at Port Ludlow is set amid a 300-slip marina and championship 18-hole golf course. During your stay, take a kayak or a stand-up paddle board into the bay and explore the twin islands, hike or bike some of the 30+ miles of trails and experience the magical views and abundant wildlife, or head to the beach and soak in the views. After a day outdoors, dine at the award-winning Fireside Restaurant with sweeping views of Ludlow Bay and a daily local farm menu. Be sure to save your energy for a round of golf at the golf course on your second day in Port Ludlow! Package includes one night’s accommodation for two in a Deluxe View Room, a round of golf and one-hour kayak or stand-up paddle board rental for two. Valid Sunday - Thursday nights only. Excludes Holidays.Golf cart rental not included. Expires June 16, 2020.$450

S204LET’S MAKE PASTA!It’s a perfect afternoon – you, fresh pasta, friends, and world renowned private Italian Chef Alessandro Martinese to teach you all the ins and outs of Italy’s famous dishes. You and 4 friends will spend the afternoon at Yonder, a private waterfront retreat center, perfecting the art of pasta making and sit down to delicious dinner of your making!4 people maximum. Mutually agreeable dates from September/October/November 2019.Donated by Cynthia Sears$300

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S205BIMA SIGNATURE EXPERIENCE: BEHIND THE SCENES AFTER-HOURS TOURJoin Greg Robinson, BIMA’s Chief Curator, for a private behind-the-scenes tour of the museum. Learn about the process of choosing artists and selecting pieces for the Museum’s exhibitions, and view the locations where BIMA’s growing collection is stored and secured. This is an excellent opportunity to get an up-close and personal tour and gain a deeper understanding of BIMA’s curatorial choices. After the tour, join Greg for wine and hors d’oeuvres in a very special place in the museum.For up to 15 people. Mutually agreed upon date. Expires June 2020.Donated by Greg Robinson and BIMA$500

S206 JOHN ADAMSWinterlight, 2019watercolor13˝h x 22˝w image sizeDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Art Project; Front Street Gallery$900

S207 KAREN HACKENBERGOctopus (from the Sea Tangle Suite), 2018freehand iPad drawing, archival pigment print on paper36˝h x 28˝hDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Patricia Rovzar Gallery$1,800

S208 DEBBI LESTERBlackbird Perch, 2017monotype drawing12˝h x 9˝wDonated by the Artist$200

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S209 GREG SKEIAlfred’s Bluff, 2005oil on wood panel24˝h x 18˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$700

S210 FUMI MATSUMOTOOwlslinoleum block, mixed media with brewed teabag papers14˝h x 12.5˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$300 S211 JOHN PAVLICEKEpiphany I, Gabriel, 1984etching with aquatint, 6/4020.5˝h x 15.5˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$900

S212 RAYMOND GENDREAUWalla Walla Wall, 2012photograph16˝h x 20˝wDonated by the Artist$275

S213 AARON MCKNIGHTUntitled, 2019mixed media10˝ squareDonated by the Artist$500

S214 HARRY LONGSTREETMan’s Best Friends, 2015photography19.5h˝ x 23˝wDonated by the Artist$900

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S215 MEG HARTWELLVestiges, 2019monotype collage24˝h x 26˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Island Gallery$1,000

S216 PETER BRAUNINGEREllis Island I, Edition 66/80etching17.5˝h x 21˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$475

S217 OTTO EGLAUBreakwater and Tidal Patterns, 1967etching and aquatint23˝h x 26˝wDonated by Roby King GalleryFraming support provided by Jeffrey Moose Gallery$500

S218 VIRGINIA DAVISONA New Doorway, 2019linoleum carving15˝h x 11˝w unframedDonated by the Artist$350

S219 CARRIE GOLLERNative Bullseye, 2018encaustic12˝ squareDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Carrie Goller Gallery$350

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S220 JESS CAUTHORNUnder Granville St. Bridge, Vancouver, BC, 1960ink25.5˝h x 21.25˝hDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$675

S221 CLEO FORBESCow Eyes, 2016oil painting8˝h x 10˝wDonated by the Artist$300

S222 CLEO FORBESIsle of Guernsey, 2016oil painting12˝ squareDonated by the Artist$425

S223 WILLIAM WALCOTTFruit in a Crystal Bowl, 2012acrylic8˝h x 10˝wDonated by the Artist$300

S224 KAREN MOSKOWITZSparkle, 2019mixed media10˝ squareDonated by the Artist$125

S225 EVA ISAKSENRed Sky, 2018collage on wood10˝ squareDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Foster/White Gallery$850

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S226 JANET ESSAUntitled Brooch No. 1, 2018silk, beads4.5˝dDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Island Gallery$45

S227 JANET ESSAUntitled Brooch No. 2, 2018silk, beads4.5˝dDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Island Gallery$45

S228 JANET ESSAUntitled Brooch No.3, 2018silk, beads4.5˝dDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Island Gallery$45

S229 JUDITH ALTRUDADreamtime Earringsreticulated silver, 14k gold, labradorite, pearlDonated by the Artist$325

S230 MARY EDWARDSThree strand pearl necklace, 2018pearls, mixed metals, semi-precious stones20˝lDonated by the Artist$240

S231 ALENA FISSE-KARRCalliope Jewelry Necklace, 2018green amethyst and pyrite on oxidized silver with 14k gold-filled accentsDonated by the Artist$148

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S232 DIANE HADDONDottie, 2019found object assemblage, tin pin3.5˝h x 2.5˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Art Project$110

S233 DIANE HADDONGracie, 2019found object assemblage, tin pin3.5˝h x 2.5˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Art Project$110

S234 SUSAN GOODWINA Sky Jewel, 2019sterling, citrine, clear quartz, butterfly wings30˝lDonated by the Artist$265

S235 JENNIFER HORNERMedley Bracelet 2, 2016mixed media braceletDonated by the Artist$250

S236 MICHAL LANDOPod Necklace, 2019nylon mesh and silver, magnetized clayDonated by The Island Gallery$250

S237 VICKY LECLAIRMoonscapepewter, gemstone, lamp work beads30˝l, 1˝drop pendantDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of BIMA Store$50

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S238 VICKY LECLAIREarringssterling, moonstone, ioliteDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of BIMA Store$50

S239 KIM MERRITTGuitar Necklacesilver metal, brass18˝ necklace, 2.25˝ guitarDonated by the Artist$130

S240 SARAH MERANDAEnamel Pendant & Earrings, 2019brass, enamel, sterling silverDonated by the Artist$110

S241 JUDY MORGANB31, 2019sterling silver, iolite, peridot, tanzanite, sea glass28˝ chain, 3˝ dropDonated by the Artist$298

S242 MARIELA NEKRISBeaded Nest Earrings, 2019silver, glass, crystal beads1.5˝ dropDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$78

S243 BEGONA RENTEROBainbridge Island, 2018handmade paper and paintDonated by The Island Gallery$125

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S244 BEGONA RENTEROLeonardo da Vinci. Created for the collection Italian Renaissance Masters, 2018handmade paper (silk, cotton, other fibers), gold leafDonated by The Island Gallery$88

S245 SILVANA SEGULJAE82sterling silver, black spinelDonated by the Artist$142

S246 SAMANTHA SLATERSabine Earrings and 5-Rings Necklace, 2018sterling silver and 14K gold-filledDonated by the Artist$110

S247 CHRISTINE STOLLWatch Parts Necklace, 2019vintage watch faces, various vintage baublesDonated by the Artist$102

S248 CHRISTINE STOLLWatch Parts Earrings, 2019vintage watch faces, harmonica dropsDonated by the Artist$48

S249 CHRISTINE SUNDTHot Orange Fashion Statement, 2019aluminum, Chinese cultured freshwater pearls, sterling silver26˝lDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of White Lotus Gallery; The Island Gallery$350

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S250 KRISTIN TOLLEFSONLens Neckpiece, 2017lenses, crocheted wireDonated by the Artist$500

S251 UNKNOWNUntitled Brooch, 2006copper, enamel4˝l x 2.5˝w x 1.5˝dDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$400

S252 UNKNOWNUntitledamber, glass, beadsDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$150

S253 KATHE FRAGASilk ScarfsilkDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Roby King Gallery$125

S254 KATHE FRAGASilk ScarfsilkDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Roby King Gallery$130

S255 CARLO SCANAGATTASIM Q-15, 2018Italian silk chiffon scarf56˝ squareDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Island Gallery$285

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S256 LEELA MENONHandmade reversible silk scarf, 2019handwoven, block printed, batik silk60˝l x 13.5˝wDonated by the Artist$120

S257 LEELA MENONHandmade reversible silk cape, 2019handwoven, block printed, batik silkDonated by the Artist$175

S258 KATHERINE RAGGHIANTIMedium Beige Totevintage kimono and obiDonated by the Artist$220

S259 KATHERINE RAGGHIANTIRust Bagvintage kimono and obiDonated by the Artist$160

S260 BEGONA RENTEROUr - earringshandmade paperDonated by the Artist$90

S261 BEGONA RENTEROUr - necklacehandmade paperDonated by the Artist$170

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S262 JENNIFER GRAVESConnections Necklace and Earrings, 2019silver and resinDonated by the Artist$225

S263 CAROLINE COOLEY BROWNEHer Early Yearsplaited reused fiber8˝h x 10˝dDonated by the Artist$600

S264 MANDI MAYGazebo, 2018photograph, archival pigment ink18˝h x 14˝wDonated by the Artist$150

S265 LISA KLAUSNERScarborough Pavilion, 1984hand-colored photograph21˝h x 25.5˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$300

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S301AN EVENING OF INTRIGUE WITH STEVE JENSEN & VINCENT LIPEJoin Steve Jensen & Vincent Lipe as they delight your senses with fabulous food, music, conversation, and of course, incredible art. Your generous hosts have included a raffle ticket with each ticket purchase to win a one-of-a-kind Steve Jensen art piece. Additionally, if you decide to purchase a piece during the event, Steve Jensen will generously donate 25% of the sale to Bainbridge Island Museum of Art.Event to be held on July 28, 2019. Donated by Steve Jensen & Vincent Lipe$125 per ticket

S302A WANDERLUST DINNER FOR 6Chef JJ Johnson of Wanderlust NW Catering Co. will plan a fabulous seasonal, farm-to-table custom dinner for up to 6 people which will be cooked and served in the comfort of your home (or boat). Locally-born and “free-range˝ Chef JJ spent his formative years cooking in Pike Place Market restaurants such as Campagne, Place Pigalle, Matt’s in the Market, and IL Bistro. He continued his professional cooking career in private homes and yachts, then ran a popular cooking school at Whole Foods Market. In a delighted diner’s words: “JJ is such a wonderful chef and person. I love his cooking and his energy. You will love him too!˝For 6 people. To be held in your home (or boat). Includes the cost of food only (beverages are excluded).Expires 5/31/2020.Donated by Chef JJ Johnson of Wanderlust NW Catering Co.$1,000

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S303OLYMPIC FESTIVAL WEEKENDEnjoy a two-night stay, August 30th and 31st, at the historic Old Alcohol Plant hotel overlooking Port Townsend Bay. Enjoy two Olympic Music Festival performances in Port Townsend and dinner at Spirits Bar and Grill back at the inn. Originally founded by the famous photographer Ansel Adams’ grandfather, Charles Adams, in 1910, the hotel was renamed the Old Alcohol Plant at its reopening in 2016, as a nod to its history processing alcohol from local mills’ sawdust, using the works of Louis Pasteur and the Berigus Process. This weekend getaway, which includes dinner for two at Spirits Bar and Grill, features tickets for two to classical music performances at the Olympic Music Festival in Port Townsend: “Russian Tributes˝ on Saturday August 31st with works by Medtner, Prokofiev, and Tchaikovsky, and “Secret Love˝ on September 1st showcasing Johannes Brahms’ works of affection for pianist, friend and contemporary, Clara Schumann. Donated by Olympic Music Festival, Old Alcohol Plant$820

S304CHEF’S CHOICE DINNER FOR 8 AT HEYDAY FARMThe Heyday Farm House staff prides itself on cultivating a friendly, welcoming atmosphere, while offering thoughtful menus prepared with fresh, local ingredients. The Chef’s Choice Dinner for 8 includes a welcoming toast of bubbles and is paired with 2 bottles of wine specially selected by Heyday.For 8 people. Expires 5/31/2020.Donated by Shari Stoddard of Heyday Farm$800

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S305 POINT NO POINT LIGHTHOUSE GETAWAYVacation Rental. 2 Consecutive nights in the Keeper’s House at Point No Point Light Station in Hansville, Washington. Experience century old history by spending time as keepers of the light. You will have no bothersome lighthouse duties to attend to, rather your accommodations will include a comfortable living room, formal dining area with breakfast nook, full kitchen, 2 bedrooms and a full bathroom (sleeps 4 comfortably). Panoramic views of many islands, Mount Baker, the Seattle skyline and Mount Rainier. Adjacent to a nature preserve. Quiet and restful, the Light Station is a short ride to gourmet restaurants and shopping.Expires 5/31/2020.Donated by the U.S. Lighthouse Society & Kitsap County Park$550

S306 MARK LEVINEPekoe, 2018gouache, egg tempera7˝h x 10˝wDonated by the Artist$400

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S307 MARK LEVINENick, 2018oil, gouache, egg tempera8˝h x 11˝wDonated by the Artist$500

S308 LINDA CHAPMANCatch Release, 2018carved porcelain4˝h x 6˝w; 8˝h x 6.5˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Linda Chapman Design$650

S309 TERRY SIEBERTBlue Loops Pitcher, 2018ceramic7˝hDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Roby King Gallery$120

S310 TERRY SIEBERTMarigold Pitcher, 2018ceramic7˝hDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Roby King Gallery$120

S311 ELENA WENDELYNShe Persisted/Sheep Resistedclay, underglaze, sgraffito12˝d x 4˝h; 5˝h x 3˝dDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Danger, BI$150

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S312 KATHY ROSSCatfest, 2018mixed media24˝h x 20˝w x 6˝dDonated by Artist$200

S313 NANCY THORNEFree to Zoom, 2015clay, acrylic wash22h˝ x 22˝w x 16˝dDonated by the Artist$1,200

S314 TIFFANY THIELEUntitledglass3˝h x 22˝l x 7˝dDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Art Project; The Seattle Art Museum Shop$225

S315 MESOLINI GLASS STUDIOFused Glass Fish, 2018glass21˝l x 8˝wDonated by the Artist$450

S316 LYNN BRUNELLEBathing Beauties, 2019fused glass12˝ squareDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Art Project$250

S317 CHRIS DEMARESTRiding the Range, 2019wood, paper, string10˝h x 16˝w x 22˝lDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Island Gallery$750

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S318 MARILYN GOTTLIEBLost Nudescopper plates, vintage Kodak developing tank7.5˝h x 10˝w x 4.5˝dDonated by the Artist$600 S319 PARVIN ZABETIANWildflowers, 2018acrylic on canvas24˝h x 36˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Roby King Gallery$3,000

S320 PIERR MORGANRock-a-bye Cheeky Moon (from Sometimes Moon, A Children’s Book), 1998gouache and ink pen14˝h x 19˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Art Project; Fountainhead Gallery$300

S321 FRED LISAIUSDrømmer(Dreamer), 2017acrylic on birch30˝h x 24˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Patricia Rovzar Gallery$2,200

S322 MELISSA MCCANNASpring Koi, 2016mixed media, giclee print28˝h x 16˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Kingston Artist Tree$200

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S323 DONNA SNOWChaos Theory - Year One - The Origin of Celestial Things: A Cartoon, 2017collage, mixed media31.5˝h x 30˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Art Project$2,500

S324 CALVINApollo, 2002wire32.5˝h x 11.5˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$2,500

S325 ART GRICEAG 3-52-13; AG 3-52-27. Diptych, 2017archival prints32.5˝h x 23.5˝w eachDonated by the Artist$900

S326 ANTHONY PIAZZAOak and Brass Coffee Table, 2018white oak, and brass16˝h x 20˝w x 36˝lDonated by the Artist$450

S327 MICHAEL SPAFFORD12 Labors of Hercules, 1998woodcut, 41/8018.25˝h x 28.5˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$1,250

S328 GREG SKEIPerfect Atmosphereoil on canvas40˝h x 24˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$1,600

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S329 DIANE WALKEREntering the Mystery, 2017acrylic on canvas30˝h x 40˝wDonated by the Artist$900

S330 BRANDON ZEBOLDUnknown, c. 1994bronze10˝h x 7˝w x 7 d̋Donated by the Collectors’ Circle$1,500

S331 FUMI MATSUMOTOWolflinoleum block, mixed media20.5˝h x 18.5˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$450

S332 MARY N. BALCOMBPeonies, 1988etching on zinc, hand colored with watercolor (22/125)24˝h x 20˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$900

S333 VICTORIA ADAMSUpdraft, 2019oil on panel10˝ squareDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Woodside/Braseth Gallery; Gail Severn Gallery, Ketchum ID$1,500

S334 KELLY JOHNSTONGilt Complex, 2019water soluble oil on canvas16˝h x 20˝wDonated by the Artist$700

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S335 STEVE BROWN AND GEORGE TERASAKITransfigurations: North Pacific Coast Artlimited edition fine art book, printed in full color on 200 gsm GardaPat 13 stock and bound in Brillianta cloth12˝h x 14˝wDonated by Lucia | Marquand$350

S336 GARY GROVESEntangled #8, 2018woodcut printDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Davidson GalleriesCustom framing donated by Jeffrey Moose Gallery$750

S337 LINDA OKAZAKIDuck Pond Beach, 2017watercolor11.5˝h x 13.5˝wDonated by the Artist$500

S338 J REINWALDCentral & E. 2nd St. Los Angeles, 1982watercolor, pen, and ink37˝h x 24˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$975

S339 J REINWALDLos Angeles Architecture 1985, 1985watercolor, pen, and ink26˝h x 32˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$675

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S340 RICHARD KEHLSongbook of Absences, 2018archival “kehlage˝25˝h x 17˝wDonated by the Artist$1,000

S341 DAVID BAIRDTearing the Veil #16, 2018monoprint with collage and pencil34˝h x 27˝wDonated by Jeffery Moose Gallery and the Artist$1,200

S342 TRACY LANGArchangel, 2019digital ink transfer and powder coating20˝h x 16˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Ryderville Ink$800

S343 PETER JUVONENPin Up!, 2000acrylic27˝h x 21˝wDonated by Roby King Gallery$1,800

S344 JOE MAX EMMINGERBalance, 2016acrylic on board20˝h x 24˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Linda Hodges Gallery$900

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S345 STEVE PARMELEECastle in the Sky, 2019assemblage26˝h x 15˝w x 6˝dDonated by the Artist$1,350

S346 MAX GROVERHigh Rise Hotelsacrylic, collage16˝w x 17˝hDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of BIMA Store$700

S347 UNKNOWNUntitled Pichwais, c.1960watercolor on cotton fabric47˝h x 35˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$750

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EVENING SCHEDULE 4:45 – ART ANGEL VIP RECEPTION

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S401AN EVENING OF INTRIGUE WITH STEVE JENSEN & VINCENT LIPEJoin Steve Jensen & Vincent Lipe as they delight your senses with fabulous food, music, conversation, and of course, incredible art. Your generous hosts have included a raffle ticket with each ticket purchase to win a one-of-a-kind Steve Jensen art piece. Additionally, if you decide to purchase a piece during the event, Steve Jensen will generously donate 25% of the sale to Bainbridge Island Museum of Art.Event to be held on July 28, 2019. Donated by Steve Jensen & Vincent Lipe$125 per ticket

S402FRESH FLOWERS & VEGETABLES DELIVERED RIGHT TO YOUR DOOR!BIMA’s own Sheila Hughes will delight your senses with a weekly delivery of farm fresh goodies. It doesn’t get any better than a harvest box filled with your favorite seasonal vegetables and flowers! A mixed flower bouquet will liven up any space, plus, make some of your favorite recipes with delicious squash, onions, tomatoes, kale, carrots, and so much more! Donated by Sheila HughesDelivered once a week for 8 weeks (July & August)$600

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S403NO BETTER TIME THAN TEE TIMEThe Wing Point Golf & Country Club course on Bainbridge Island is open year round for all-weather golfers and maintains excellent conditions due to an extensive sanding and drainage program. The 18 hole course offers tree-lined fairways, bunker surrounded greens, and some of the finest conditions you will find in the state. The Par 71 course plays 6,063 yards from the tips, but offers four tee choices providing golfers at every level a great experience and the chance for a new game each time they tee it up. Includes a round of golf for 4 with power carts and $100 gift card for the pro shop or delicious dining options.Donated by the Wing Point Golf & Country Club and Tom & Liliana Grip$450

S404MONOTYPE PRINTMAKING PARTY WITH WENDY ORVILLEGather your friends for a fun, hands-on studio experience making monotypes. You will learn a variety of printmaking techniques designed to kick start your creativity. Drinks and appetizers included. No art experience necessary. Wendy Orville’s stark, evocative monotypes capture the emotional complexity of the Pacific Northwest landscape, celebrating both the drama and beauty found around us. Wendy received a BA in Fine Arts from Yale University and an MFA in Painting from American University. Her work has shown nationally including the Tacoma Art Museum, the Museum of Northwest Art, the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, and most recently at the Davidson Gallery in Seattle. Mutually agreed upon date.Donated by Wendy Orville, Ink Garden Studios$900

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S405BRUNCH AND THE BICYCLE THIEFYou and 11 of your closest amici are invited to enjoy an Italian feast prepared by visiting Italian Chef Alessandro Martinese. Chef Martinese is a renowned chef known for his success bringing a blend of charisma and fine cuisine to private homes, noble residences and luxury vacations around the world.Follow this incredible meal with a private showing of one of Italy’s most beloved movies, Ladri di Bicicelette, The Bicycle Thieves. Set in war torn Rome, it follows a poverty stricken man whose only mode of transportation - his bicycle - is stolen. The movie embodies all the best of Italy’s neorealist movement. Come celebrate an afternoon of all things Italian!12 people maximum. Mutually agreeable dates from September/October/November 2019.Donated by Cynthia Sears$900

S406 LISA DANIELLe Mistral, 2018acrylic, mixed media36˝ squareDonated by the Artist$3,000

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S407 JULIE PASCHKISSeattle Summer Song, 2018gouache and ink on paperDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of i.e. gallery, Edison, WA; www.juliepaprika.comCustom framing donated by Jeffrey Moose Gallery$1,150

S408 FRANK RENLIEHorse Feathers, 2018acrylic on canvas24˝h x 20˝wDonated by the Artist$1,800

S409 MAX GROVERFerry and Sailboatsacrylic24˝ squareDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$1,650

S410 JOHN ELLISCycle of Life, 2016monotype17˝h x 24˝wDonated by the Artist$750

S411 MATTHEW CURRYStrata Bench, 2018mixed woods, walnut17.5˝h x 12.5˝w x 32˝lDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Gallery Mack$1,280

S412 BARBARA HELEN BERGERSleeping Beauty’s Diary, 2016mixed media assemblage on panel; found book cover, paper, briars, ready-made flower and leaves, ornament, glass eye18˝h x 18˝w x 4˝dDonated by the Artist$2,000

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S413 WENDY DUNDERBaroquepaper on bentwood frame42˝dDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Island Gallery$1,600

S414 LARRY AHVAKANAClear Blue Platter Bowl, 2015glass18.5˝dDonated by the Artist$800

S415 PRESTON SINGLETARYSun Mask, 2008limited edition, pencil signed, serigraph17˝h x 15˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Traver Gallery; Stonington GalleryCustom framing donated by Jeffrey Moose Gallery$650

S416 PAMELA WACHTLER-FERMANISIcon II, 2018oil22˝h x 12˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Roby King Gallery; White Bird Gallery, Cannon Beach$850

S417 MARK NORRANDERLast Light in the Canyon, 2005egg tempera on clay board panel24˝h x 26˝wDonated by the Artist$2,000

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S418 MARGIE MCDONALDCocoon, 2018wire, beads36˝l x 8˝h x 8˝dDonated by the Artist$1,600

S419 WILLIAM INGHAMHawaiian Moon, 2008 acrylic on board34˝h x 28˝wDonated by the Artist$2,500

S420 KATHRYN LESHAutumn Sun III, 2017 monotype31˝h x 30˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Island Gallery$1,800

S421 KRIS EKSTRANDNest in a Wolf Moon, 2018 charcoal, mixed media51˝h x 32˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Smith & Vallee Gallery; Roby King Gallery$2,200

S422 KEIKO HARATopophilia 7 - RedUkiyo-e woodblock print with stencil and collage 19/2037˝h x 29˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$2,600

S423 ROBIN HOMINIUKFrom a Midnight Garden, 2013wood fired ceramic, metal12˝h x 25˝l x 11˝dDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Island Gallery; Imogen Gallery, Astoria, OR$2,100

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S424 STEPHEN ROSENChapel of St. Ignatius, by Steven Holl Architects, Seattle University, 2005photography32˝h x 22˝w unframedDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of the Seattle Art Museum$1,600

S425 MIMI WILLIAMSDo Babies Dreamlinoleum block, mixed media25˝h x 20˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$750

S426 MICHAEL FELBERRunning Zebra, 1994archival pigment print12.5˝h x 50˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Smith & Vallee Gallery$900

S427 MARY-MELINDA WELLSANDTSeascape Vase, 2018glass12˝h x 6˝w x 3˝dDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of BIMA Store$350

S428 CONNIE CASTELLANOCelebratorynecklace with 14K rich formula gold, .05 pt teal blue diamond with blue-green iron boulder 7x5mm opal, diamond cut cable chainDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Castellano Fine Jewelry$975

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S429 MELINDA JOY WESTFolded Cedar Vesselcedar bark, wood15˝h x 13˝w x 31˝lDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$1,300

S430 DAWN MCNAMARAThe God of Opportunity - The Remover of All Obstacles, 2019ceramic, fabric, glass, metal, gold leaf10˝h x 6˝w x 6˝dDonated by the Artist$2,300

S431 RICHARD STINEStick Manmixed media20˝h x 9˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$400

S432 MARY CARLTONProvence, 2013acrylic on canvas36˝h x 48˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$3,800

S433 EILEEN SORGMmm Good, 201220˝h x 22˝wwatercolor, colored pencil, inkDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$1,500

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LIVE AUCTIONWELCOME TO THE MOST

EXTRAORDINARY MOMENT OF THE BIMA Bash!

WHERE ART, LAUGHTER, AND GENEROSIT Y COLLIDE IN SUPPORT OF

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L1 STEVE JENSENCopper Canoe, 2019oil and patine on copper16˝h x 20˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Abmeyer + Wood Fine Art$1,500

L2 WENDY ORVILLENisqually River, Dusk. No. 2, 2019monotype (unique)26˝h x 27.5˝wDonated by the ArtistCustom framing donated by Jeffrey Moose GalleryCourtesy of Davidson Galleries$1,800

L3 MARCEIL DELACYHiding in Plain Sight, 2016red cedar wood20.75˝h x 5.75˝w x 5.75˝dDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Smith & Vallee Gallery; The Island Gallery$2,100

L4 MARY N. BALCOMBWho-o-o is Next??etching on zinc, hand colored with watercolor (5/25)50˝h x 35˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$2,200

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L5CRAZY DELICIOUS ASIAN CUISINE!Your own private chef will create an amazing contemporary Asian meal with luxurious ingredients to be served and enjoyed in the gorgeous waterfront home of Ralph & Alicia Siegel. The Siegels’ home was custom-designed by noted Bainbridge Island architect Peter Brachvogel, and has been featured in The Seattle Times and Northwest Magazine and is filled with Northwest artwork and items collected during their extensive travels. Choose from any of Finders Keepers pre-created menus or create your own custom menu with expert guidance from the wonderful Chef Sok. Enjoy a seated dinner for 8 during the fall/winter or an indoor and outdoor dinner soiree for 12-14 in the summer!Mutually agreed upon date. Expires 5/31/2020.Donated by Chef Sok Featherston of Finders Keepers Catering and Ralph & Alicia Siegel$2,000

L6GARDEN OF DELIGHTS WITH JENNY POHLMAN & SABRINA KNOWLESAward-winning and international-traveling artist duo Sabrina Knowles and Jenny Pohlman open their Seattle studios and gardens to your party of 10-14 from 6 pm - 8 pm on a mutually agreed upon date. The artists will also give the purchaser a wall-mounted glass Tapestry element valued at $1,000. We recommend enjoying this experience in mid-summer or fall when Seattle’s weather is at its finest.Expires 5/31/2020.Donated by Jenny Pohlman & Sabrina Knowles$2,000

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L7 AMY ROBERTSInstill, 2017glass, plexiglass, wood, fiber, metal32˝h x 18˝w x 7˝dDonated by the Artist$1,800

L8 ULRICH PAKKERMoon, 2018stainless steel40˝h x 14˝w x 7˝dDonated by the Artist$2,500

L9 ALAN NEWBERGLateral Emergence, 1995black walnut wood carving6.6˝h x 40˝w x 11˝dDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Collective Visions Gallery$3,000

L10 PEREGRINE O’GORMLEYReturnbronze18˝l x 10˝w x 6˝hDonated by the Artist$4,625

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L11CUSTOM CASTELLANO FINE JEWELRY & LUNCH WITH THE ARTISTA jewelry lover’s dream come true! This is your opportunity to custom design the jewelry piece you’ve always wanted with one of the premier jewelry makers in the region!Connie invites her guest to join her for lunch at ANY Bainbridge Island restaurant location (to be selected by the guest). This experience includes a professional knowledge-based jewelry consultation. Connie’s expertise is backed by formal education (graduating NGI Diamond Certified 1994) and 22 years in the jewelry trade. The experience includes a selection of 3-5 fresh, original concept drawings exclusively designed for the guest, a polished 3-D wax jewelry model staged with gemstones, and the investment and casting process, which includes your choice of up to 8 grams 14kt rich formula yellow gold or 14kt ultra white gold for your new design.Expires 5/31/2020.Donated by Castellano Fine Jewelry$3,200

L12 ANNE SIEMSTwo Eggs, 2007acrylic on wood panel30˝ squareDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Patricia Rovzar Gallery$3,700

L13 SEAN CARLETONCustom Piecewood and steel, designed for winner’s homeDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of The Island Gallery$8000

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L14 AARON LEVINESpiral Shield, 2019zebra wood, ash and holly25.5˝dia - artwork in progress –similar to photoDonated by the Artist$5,000

L15 PHILLIP LEVINEAged Prophet, 2010bronze25˝h x 8˝w x 8˝dDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Prographica Gallery$4,500

L166-NIGHT STAY IN A 3-BEDROOM LUXURY TOWNHOME IN SUN VALLEY, IDAHOWhite Clouds Estate is an exclusive residential neighborhood in Sun Valley. The home sites overlook the White Clouds Nine of the 27-hole Sun Valley golf course and are surrounded by open space. They are adjacent to a regional bike/hike trails, are within walking distance of the new Sun Valley Club, and offer a variety of outstanding views including Bald Mountain, Dollar Mountain, the Pioneer Mountains, and Sun Valley Village.Enjoy your stay in a newly constructed home during the season of your choice! Winter offers easy access to cross country and downhill skiing or go biking, hiking, golfing, premiere fly fishing in the summer! First-rate lodging accommodations include 3 bedrooms (1 king bed, 1 queen bed, 2 twin beds and a queen pullout), Wolf and Subzero appliances, and access to Sun Valley Resort amenities. Unit also includes the use of a car.6-night stay in 3-bedroom townhome in Sun Valley, Idaho. Excludes 12/20/2019-1/2/2020. Expires 5/31/2020.Donated by Karin Knight & Paul Robinson$4,500

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L17 ROBERT MCCAULEYThe Great North American Black Bear Census Project, 2019oil on canvas on panel24˝h x 18˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Linda Hodges Gallery; Gail Severn Gallery, Sun Valley$3,000

L18 ANNE SCHREIVOGLMigration Creation, 2014mixed media30˝h x 40˝wDonated by the ArtistCourtesy of Roby King Gallery; Screechingbird Studios, Anacortes$3,000

L19 CHERI CHRISTENSENWrong Flockoil painting24˝h x 44˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$4,200

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L20WHISTLER ESCAPE AT THE WESTIN RESORT & SPAFresh mountain air, pristine luxury accommodations, a perfect slopeside location — welcome to The Westin Resort & Spa, Whistler!Nestled steps away from the gondolas in the center of Whistler Village, our hotel provides guests with everything they need to experience this one-of-a-kind resort destination. This award-winning hotel is designed using indigenous materials reflective of our stunning natural environs. Warming fireplaces, spacious soaker tubs, modern kitchens and stunning mountain views provide a picture-perfect hotel experience. Unwind after a day of skiing with a soothing massage at Avello Spa & Health Club or fuel your Whistler getaway at Grill & Vine, our acclaimed restaurant. In addition to fabulous lodging, this package includes a $500 travel stipend (can be used for travel accommodations).Includes 3-night stay, complimentary parking & ski valet, buffet breakfast for 2 each morning, $100 food & beverage credit for dinner in the Grill & Vine Restaurant, $500 airline travel gift card. Not valid Jul & Aug weekends, Dec 20 - Jan 6, Feb 14-23. Expires June 15, 2020. Donated by The Westin Resort & Spa, Whistler and Fred & Johnna Kleisner$2,750

L21 RICHARD JESSE WATSONWaiting for Spring in the House of Leaves, 2006oil on board30.5˝h x 28˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$3,800

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L22 SUSAN LOWREYLanguid, 2014graphite32˝h x 24˝wDonated by the Artist$2,500

L23PALM DESERT VACATIONYou and up to 6 guests can enjoy the ultimate sunny getaway to Palm Desert! Known for its arid landscape, golf courses, handsome mid century vacation homes and excellent restaurant scene, Palm Desert will not disappoint. Seasonally, it becomes the epicenter of cool during Coachella and hosts highlights like the design-focused Modernism Week and the quirky Christmas light display Robolights. No matter what season, guests can go on home tours, visit botanical gardens, or ride the tram up to the heart of the valley.

During your stay, you’ll be cozy in a newly remodeled and well-furnished 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom home in Palm Desert. The homes were designed by renowned architect William Krisel who is credited with being one of the major influences of mid-century modernism architecture. In addition to fabulous lodging, this package includes a $1,000 travel stipend (can be used for airline cost or other travel expenses) and a private tour of Palm Springs Art Museum. Don’t miss your chance to experience some of the most riveting art in the desert!Mutually agreeable dates. Includes 4 nights, ideal for 6 people. Expires 5/31/2020.Donated by Ralph & Alicia Siegel$2,200

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L24 JEFF WEEKLEYGirl with Suitcase, 2017oil on wood panel25˝h x 33˝wDonated by the Artist$3,900

L25 RICHARD HALLAll Beet Upoil painting23˝h x 31˝wDonated by the Collectors’ Circle$2,900

L26 JOHNPAUL JONESCoyote, 2019ink, pencil, chalk28˝h x 30˝w unframedDonated by the Artist$1,900

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L27VINO AND A NIGHT IN THE VENETOJoin renowned Italian Chef Alessandro Martinese as he explores his home region of Veneto with a multi-course dinner paired with regional wines. The Veneto region stretches from the Dolomite Mountains to the Adriatic Sea and is famous for many of the culinary delicacies out of its capital, Venice. Start your evening with a famed Aperol Spritz and end your evening with Venetian Grappa, all the while enjoying multiple dishes from the region. The rediscovery of historic flavors, combined with the charisma of Alessandro, will transform the evening into a poetic aperitif, ready to stimulate all five senses.10 people maximum. Mutually agreeable dates from September/October/November 2019.Donated by Cynthia Sears$1,500

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Auction RulesCHECK-IN/REGISTRATIONUpon entering BIMA for either of the Friday or Saturday night auctions, you will receive a bid number. Please use only the bid number assigned to you for bidding on silent and live auction items. Bid numbers are assigned per household. A help desk will be available for any check-in questions or requests. SILENT AUCTIONSSilent Auctions will open per the published Schedule of Events (Pages 12 & 45). The minimum bid and prescribed raise for each item is written on the bid sheet by the item. To be valid, bids must comply with these amounts and be legible. To place a bid, write your bid number next to the amount on the bid sheet. Doing so constitutes a legal contract to purchase that Silent Auction item at the price you stated if your bid is the winning bid. The last (highest) valid bid entered at the moment the section closes will be the winning bid.A Maximum Guaranteed Bid is stated on each bid sheet. By placing your bid number in this box, the bidding closes. The item is yours and will be available for pick up or delivery per instructions on the following page (see Pick-Up). The Auction Committee reserves the right to withdraw any item at any time without notice before the actual sale. In the event of a dispute, the Executive Director (representing the Auction Committee) shall act as final authority in determining the winning bid. LIVE AUCTIONLive Auction bidding will begin according to the published Schedule of Events. When bidding, please hold up your bid number toward the auctioneer. The Live Auction will continue until all items are sold. If a group is bidding on one item, please designate one person to place your combined bid. Auction items will be awarded to one purchaser only. A bid acknowledged by the auctioneer is a legal contract to purchase the item. CONFIDENTIAL ABSENTEE BIDDINGAll Saturday auction ticket holders are eligible to place absentee bids on any auction items. Eligible absentee bids must be placed using the Absentee Bid Form. This bid form will be available during the Friday Night Event (Friday, June 14, from 6PM to 9PM) or upon request. Absentee bids for the silent auction items will be placed 20 minutes after the doors open for Silent Auctions. Bids are kept and placed by a small (confidential) team. The bidder will be notified within 24 hours if their bid wins the item(s). Live Auction absentee bids can be placed by a dedicated BIMA staff person or volunteer who will bid in increments (up to your maximum amount) as requested by the auctioneer only following another legitimate bid from an auction attendee. Absentee bids are kept confidential. For inquiries regarding absentee bids, please contact Greg Robinson at greg@biartmuseum.org, or 206.979.1640 (cell). PAYMENTAll items must be paid for by the end of the evening unless other arrangements have been made at or prior to check-in. For your convenience, we provide an Express Pay option so that you may pre-register your credit card. We gladly accept Cash, Check, MasterCard, American Express, and VISA. By providing your credit card information, you are giving BIMA permission to charge that credit card for all purchases made during the BIMA Bash! Auction (unless other arrangements have been made) and agree to pay the credit card issuer pursuant to their terms. To arrange payment via an IRA or Donor Advised Fund, please contact Andrea Williams at 206.451.4016 or andrea@biartmuseum.org.

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Auction RulesPICK-UPDURING THE EVENT:Once you have paid for your items at the check-out station, you will be issued a receipt. Please present this receipt at Pick-Up to claim your winning tangible items and/or certificates for experiences. If your purchases are eligible for delivery, please indicate this at check-out (see After the Event below). Friday: items will be available for pick-up approximately 30 minutes after the auction section has closed. We appreciate your patience while we carefully transport, pack and collect your items. Saturday: items will be available for pick-up after the live auction has ended. AFTER THE EVENT:If you are unable to take your items home the night of the event, the museum will be open Sunday 10am to 6pm with items conveniently located in the Frank Buxton Auditorium. After Monday, please visit the Museum Store for assistance claiming your items during Museum hours, Monday through Sunday 10am to 6pm. Delivery is available for guests who have purchased large, fragile or a bulk amount of items. Simply ask about delivery at check-out, and arrangements will be made with you in the days immediately following the event. TERMS OF SALEUnless otherwise noted, all certificates for goods and services must be used within one year of the auction date. All items and services are subject to the terms and conditions specified by the donors.Potential bidders may request assistance to inspect auction items during the events. BIMA will have dedicated auction representatives for this purpose. All sales are final. There will be no exchanges or refunds. Bainbridge Island Museum of Art (BIMA) does not make any expressed or implied warranties or guarantees on auction items regarding quality or value of items. BIMA attempts to describe and catalog all items correctly, but all items are offered and sold “AS IS˝ and “WITH ALL FAULTS.˝BIMA neither warrants nor represents, and in no event shall be responsible for the correctness of descriptions, genuineness, authorship, provenance or condition of the items. No statement made in this catalog or made orally at the auction or elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty for tax purposes or market value. Items have not been appraised unless otherwise noted.Reservations for trips and vacation accommodations must be mutually arranged with the donor unless otherwise noted. No refunds will be allowed on travel packages for canceled tickets and/or accommodations.The buyer waives any claim for liability against BlMA, its elected and appointed officials, members and employees, sponsors, volunteers connected with the auction, and/or the donor of the item. Neither BIMA nor the donor is responsible for any personal injuries or damage that may result from the use of the property or services. TAX INFORMATIONThis catalog lists the fair market value of each item. Any amount you pay in excess of the fair market value would normally be available to you as a charitable contribution for tax purposes. Please check with your tax advisor for specifics. BIMA will mail you an acknowledgement letter for your records.

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Artist & Experience IndexARTISTS John Adams (S206)Victoria Adams (S333)Larry Ahvakana (S414) Judith Altruda (S229)Fah Amber (S130)David Baird (S341)Mary N. Balcomb (S127, S332, L4)Cory Bennett Anderson (S101)Barbara Berger (S412)Mike Biskup (S111)Linda Bonais (S131)Peter Brauninger (S216)Wendy Brown (S109)Steve Brown & George Terasaki (S335)Lynn Brunelle (S316)Calvin (S324)Mary Carelton (S432)Sean Carleton (L13)Connie Castellano (S428)Jess Cauthorn (S220)Linda Chapman (S308)Cheri Christensen (L19)Irene Clark (S116)Caroline Cooley Browne (S263)Matthew Curry (S411)Lisa Daniel (S406)Virginia Davison (S102, S218)Marceil DeLacy (L3)Chris Demarest (S317)Wendy Dunder (S413)Mary Edwards (S230)Otto Eglau (S217)Kris Ekstrand (S421)John Ellis (S410)Joe Max Emminger (S344)Dawn Endean (S104)Janet Essa (S226-S228)

Gary Faigin (S107)Michael Felber (S426)Steven Fey (S108)Alena Fisse-Karr (S231)Cleo Forbes (S221, 222)Kathe Fraga ( S112, S118, S119, S253, S254)Bill Galvani (S113)Raymond Gendreau (S212)Carrie Goller (S219)Susan Goodwin (S234)Marilyn Gottlieb (S318)Jennifer Graves (S262)Art Grice (S325)Max Grover (S346, S409)Gary Groves (S336)Karen Hackenberg (S207)Diane Haddon (S232, S233)Richard Hall (L25)Keiko Hara (S422)Meg Hartwell (S215)Robin Hominiuk (S423)Jennifer Horner (S235)William Ingham (S419)Eva Isaksen (S225)Steve Jensen (L1)Kelly Johnston (S334)Johnpaul Jones (L26)Peter Juvonen (S343)Richard Kehl (S340)Kitikong (S129)Lisa Klausner (S265)Michal Lando (S236)Tracy Lang (S342)Vicky LeClair (S237, S238)Kathryn Lesh (S420)Debbi Lester (S208)Mark Levine (S306, S307)Phillip Levine (L15)

Aaron Levine (L14)Fred Lisaius (S321)Harry Longstreet (S214)Susan Lowrey (L22)Fumi Matsumoto (S210, S331)Mandi May (S264)Melissa McCanna (S322)Robert McCauley (L17)Wes McClain (S105)Margie McDonald (S418)Aaron McKnight (S213)Dawn McNamara (S430)Leela Menon (S256, S257) Sarah Meranda (S240)Kim Merritt (S239)Mesolini Glass (S315)Judy Morgan (S241)Pierr Morgan (S320)Karen Moskowitz (S224)Mariela Nekris (S242)Alan Newberg (L9)Mark Norrander (S417)Peregrine O’Gormley (L10)Linda Okazaki (S337)Evy Olsen Halvorsen (S128)Wendy Orville (L2)Ulrich Pakker (L8)Steve Parmelee (S345)Julie Paschkis (S407)John Pavlicek (S211)Matthew Pedersen (S103)Deborah Peek (S117)Anthony Piazza (S326)Quire (S114)Katherine Ragghianti (S258, S259)Robynne Raye (S125)J Reinwald (S338, S339)Frank Renlie (S408)

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EXPERIENCES Delectable Happy Hour in the Sculpture Studio of David Eisenhour (S201)2 Night Stay in the Point White Guest House (S202)Stay & Play in Port Ludlow (S203)Let’s Make Pasta! (S204)BIMA Signature Experience: Behind the Scenes After-Hours Tour (S205)An Evening of Intrigue with Steve Jensen & Vincent Lipe (S301, S401)A Wanderlust Dinner for 6 (S302)Olympic Festival Weekend (S303)Chef’s Choice Dinner for 8 at Heyday Farm (S305)Point No Point Lighthouse Getaway (S307)No Better Time than Tee Time (S403)Monotype Printmaking Party with Wendy Orville (S404)Fresh Flowers & Vegetables Delivered Right to Your Door! (S402)Brunch and The Bicycle Thief (S405)Castellano Fine Jewelry Lunch with the Artist (L11)6 Night Stay in a 3 Bedroom Luxury Townhome in Sun Valley, Idaho (L16)Whistler Escape at the Westin Resort & Spa (L20)Palm Springs Vacation (L23)Vino and a Night in the Veneto (L27)Garden of Delights with Jenny Pohlman & Sabrina Knowles (L6)Crazy Delicious Asian Cuisine! (L5)

Artist & Experience Index

Begona Rentero (S243, S244, S260, S261)Amy Roberts (L7)Laurie Rose (S115)Stephen Rosen (S424)Kathy Ross (S312)Carlo Scanagatta (S255)Anne Schreivogl (L18)Silvana Segulja (S245)Terry Siebert (S309, S310)Anne Siems (L12)Preston Singletary (S415)Greg Skei (S106, S209, S328)Samantha Slater (S246)Donna Snow (S323)Aki Sogabe (S110)Eileen Sorg (S124, S433)Michael Spafford (S327)Richard Stine (S431)Christine Stoll (S247, S248)Christine Sundt (S249)Tiffany Thiele (S314)Nancy Thorne (S313)Kristin Tollefson (S126, S250)Pamela Wachtler-Fermanis (S416)William Walcott (S223)Diane Walker (S329)Richard Jesse Watson (L21)Jeff Weekley (L24)Mary-Melinda Wellsandt (S427)Elena Wendelyn (S311)Melinda Joy West (S123, S429)Mimi Williams (S425)Parvin Zabetian (S319)Tatiana Zaits (S122)Brandon Zebold (S330)

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