Wed., February 24, 6-9 pm

Murphy and Dine Gallery
520 W. 27th Street between 10th and 11th Avenues

 

Purchase tickets and preview artwork here
All proceeds will directly support studio residencies for artists.

 

 

Jay Davis. Untitled (Bamboo collage), 2008
Acrylic and vinyl on vinyl, mounted on plexi. Courtesy of Artist

 

 

LIVE AUCTION conducted by Guy Bennett. Proxy and phone bidding available.

 

Featuring: Francesco Clemente, Amy Cutler, Jay Davis, Jim Dine, Joe Fig, Rosemarie Fiore, Tony Fitzpatrick, Joanne Greenbaum, Yvonne Jacquette, Nicola López, Suzanne McClelland, Jason Middlebrook, Vik Muniz studio visit, David Opdyke, Jules Olitski, Tom Otterness, Bruce Pearson, Emilio Perez, William Pope.L, Michael Schall, Spencer Tunick, Phoebe Washburn, and the opportunity to sponsor one artist residency with a fellowship in your name (as a single patron or with a group of friends).

 

Spencer Tunick, Mexico City 2 (Zócalo, MUCA/UNAM Campus), 2007-2008
C-print mounted between plexi. Courtesy of Artist

 

 

OPEN SALE featuring donated works and 30% discount on Printshop inventory:
Shana Agid, Ghada Amer, Tomie Arai, Ann Aspinwall, Glen Baldridge, Sebastiaan Bremer, Zana Briski, Beth Campbell, Theresa Chong, Katie Commodore, Hope Dector, Edward del Rosario, Shoshana Dentz, Jane Dickson, Daniel Heyman, Håvard Homstvedt, Darina Karpov, Fawad Khan, R.B. Kitaj, Jeremy Kost, Joyce Kozloff, Hiroshi Kumagai, Geraldine Lau, Joan Linder, Robert Longo, Carey Maxon, Carrie Moyer, Sheila Pepe, Enoc Perez, Danica Phelps, Chloe Piene, Felix Plaza, Larry Rivers, Kristen Schiele, Jean Shin, Shino Soma, Kate Temple, Jane Timberlake Cooper, Christopher Ulivo, Penelope Umbrico, William Villalongo, Michael Waugh, Melinda Yale, and Lynne Yamamoto.

 

Artworks are currently on view at the Printshop through February 22.
Exhibition hours: Weekdays from 10-6, weekends from 12-6. Free and open to the public.

 

 

For more information:
info@printshop.org or 212.673.5390.

 

 

Joanne Greenbaum. Untitled, 2008
Oil on linen. Courtesy of Artist and D'Amelio Terras, NY

 

 

 

Chair
Jill Marino

 

Co-Chairs
Jeff Bergman
Sebastiaan Bremer
Jeremy Dine
Laura Fisch
Jeffrey Lee
Jane Nixon
Emilio Perez
Andrew Porter
Dread Scott
Marilyn Symmes
Cristin Tierney

 

Underwriters
Laura and Lloyd Blankfein
Lisa Pevaroff-Cohn and Gary Cohn
Susan Lorber Falk
Michael and Laura Fisch
Charlotte and Bill Ford
Monica Forman
Cheri Friedman
Susan and Richard A. Friedman
Judy and Mark Goodman
Jeffrey Gural, Newmark Knight Frank
Janet and Mark Landau
Stacey and Curtis Lane
Stacy and John Louizos
Thomas and Jill Marino
Jane Nixon
Hadley Planting
Timothy L. Porter and Carla Volpe Porter
Jane Dresner Sadaka
Christie C. Salomon
Robin and Larry Sapanski
Cristin Tierney
Lisa and Lance West

 

In-kind
Guy Bennett, Auctioneer
Karen Cunningham, Photography
Sarah Hanley, Sales Support
Jim Shapiro, Bar

 

Benefit 2010 Sponsors:
Art in America, Bomb, Brooklyn Oenology, Culture Pundits, and re-title.com

 

 

Jim Dine, Big Red Wrench in a Landscape, 1973.
Lithograph. Printed by Petersburg Press and published by Ulstein Propyläen Verlag and Pantheon Press.
Courtesy of Jeremy, Matthew and Nick Dine

 

 

Lower East Side Printshop, founded in 1968, is a not-for-profit studio in New York City that helps contemporary artists create new artwork and advance their careers. Through the Printshop's workspace residency programs, artists receive space and time to work, stipends, technical assistance, career development, and public exposure. With its exhibitions, open studios, education, and other public programs, the Printshop serves as a junction for artists, collectors, museums, galleries, and educational institutions to access and engage in contemporary art. With over 160 artists served each year, the Printshop is the largest print workspace in the U.S.

The Lower East Side Printshop's programs have been supported in part by public funds from the National Endowment for the Arts, New York State Council on the Arts, and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.  Private supporters have included: Milton and Sally Avery Arts Foundation, Carnegie Corporation of New York, Con Edison Company of New York, Greenwall Foundation, International Fine Print Dealers Association, Jerome Foundation, Wolf Kahn and Emily Mason Foundation, Pollock-Krasner Foundation, Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, and our generous patrons and members.

 

The Printshop's programs are supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.

 

The Printshop's programs are made possible with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency.

 

We thank our volunteers, friends, members, and patrons for their dedication, support, and generosity.