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Title Round Manabu Ikeda Drifter , 2017 Add a Title More: Manabu Ikeda Manabu Ikeda (born 1973 in Saga, Japan) earned his BFA (1998) and MFA (2000) in design from Tokyo University of the Arts. In 2011, he spent a year in Vancouver as an Emerging Artist Overseas Study Grant Recipient from the Japanese Agency for Cultural Affairs. In 2013, he was awarded a residency at the Chazen Museum of Art to create a new work over three years; he has been based in Madison, Wisconsin since this time. Ikeda has received high acclaim internationally for his unique imagery, which encompasses both the micro and the macro simultaneously, as well as for his masterful technique with ultra-fine pen tips. Giclee print 31 x 32 inches framed Edition 26/100 Courtesy of the artist and Mizuma Art Gallery Starting bid: $2,000 Estimated value: $3,000-$5,000 Immerse yourself in the captivating allure of Manabu Ikeda's Drifter, a surreal waterscape brimming with mesmerizing imagery. Renowned worldwide for his unparalleled skill and visionary perspective, Ikeda's meticulous drawings transport viewers into layered, imagined worlds. Drifter resonates with themes from his ongoing retrospective at moCa Cleveland, inviting reflection on our connections with and impact on nature. This artwork also hints at Ikeda's latest and most ambitious creation to date, a monumental drawing depicting the awe-inspiring power and majesty of water. Manabu Ikeda Drifter , 2017

Title Round Todd Hido, Untitled (#2314c), 2002 Add a Title More: Todd Hido Todd Hido was born in Kent, Ohio in 1968. He received his BFA. from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and Tufts University. In 1996, he earned his MFA. from the California College of Arts and Crafts. Hido has been the recipient of the Eureka Fellowship, Fleishhacker Foundation, Wallace Alexander Gerbode Foundation Visual Arts Award, and the Barclay Simpson Award. He has published 20+ books. His photographs have been featured in Artforum, The New York Times Magazine, Wired, Elephant and FOAM . His work is held in the permanent collections of many noted public and private collections including the Getty, the Whitney Museum of Art, the Guggenheim Museum, New York, and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Hido lives and works in San Francisco. Photograph, AP3 14 x 11 inches framed Collection of Fred and Laura Ruth Bidwell Starting bid: $2,500 Estimated value: $5,000-$7,000 Acclaimed photographer Todd Hido (born in Kent, Ohio) captures the mysterious allure of urban and suburban landscapes. Influenced by the cinematic brilliance of masters like Alfred Hitchcock and Edward Hopper, Hido embarks on solitary drives to unearth hidden gems, transforming ordinary scenes into captivating visual tales. Signature pieces like Untitled (#2314c) showcase Hido’s enduring influence on contemporary photography. Through his evocative imagery, Hido invites viewers on a private journey, inviting them to ponder the profound beauty found within the seemingly mundane moments of everyday life. Todd Hido, Untitled (#2314c), 2002

Title Round Amy Casey, Natalies Apartment, East Village, 2000 New Kitchen 2 , 2000 Acrylic on paper Add a Title More: Amy Casey Amy Casey received her BFA in painting form the Cleveland Institute of Art in 1999. She has exhibited her work regionally and nationally with solo shows in Cleveland, Chicago, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, and group shows across the globe. Her work as been published in The New York Times , New American Paintings , Juxtapoz , Hi Fructose , and Elephant and Harper's magazine. Casey has been awarded two Ohio Arts Council Individual Excellence Awards, the Cleveland Arts Prize as an emerging artist, and a grant though CPAC’s Creative Workforce Fellowship program. She works and resides in Cleveland, Ohio. Acrylic on paper 11 x 11 inches framed each (2 works in 1 lot) Starting bid: $900 Estimated value: $1,500-$2,500 Amy Casey delves into the dynamic evolution of urban landscapes, drawing inspiration from everyday observations, cause and effect, and communal endeavors. Renowned for her depiction of towering cityscapes made of stacked and intertwined buildings, Casey’s earlier These works exemplify these whimsical characters, subtly embedded within her more recent cityscapes. Grounded in a fascination with life's resilience, Casey’s paintings celebrate perseverance amidst change, echoing her affection for the urban experience and its perpetual evolution. Amy Casey, Natalies Apartment, East Village, 2000 New Kitchen 2 , 2000 Acrylic on paper

Title Round Ariel Vergez Blue Luminance , 2024 Add a Title More: Ariel Vergez Ariel Vergez, aka BlackBrain, is a seasoned artist with a rich heritage and a passion for storytelling through art. Born in the Dominican Republic and raised in Florida, BlackBrain is the child of two immigrants who came to the United States in search of opportunity and met each other while working in the service industry. Growing up in a household where art was a daily presence, BlackBrain pursued his passion for art at the collegiate level, studying Industrial Design at the Cleveland Institute of Art. BlackBrain layers allegory, pop culture, and history to create new and at times, bizarre stories that inflect on the ‘remembered.’ Over the past decade, BlackBrain has been featured in a plethora of shows and has created a range of concentration of subject matter. He has completed a slew of murals worldwide, many of them focused in Los Angeles and Miami, his previous homes. BlackBrain is particularly known for his ability to tell stories through his art, which is a reflection of his pursuit to expound parody and symbolism as key tools to his method of creating rich visual stories.riel Vergez, aka BlackBrain, is a seasoned artist with a rich heritage and a passion for storytelling through art. Born in the Dominican Republic and raised in Florida, BlackBrain is the child of two immigrants who came to the United States in search of opportunity and met each other while working in the service industry. Growing up in a household where art was a daily presence, BlackBrain pursued his passion for art at the collegiate level, studying Industrial Design at the Cleveland Institute of Art. BlackBrain layers allegory, pop culture, and history to create new and at times, bizarre stories that inflect on the ‘remembered.’ Over the past decade, BlackBrain has been featured in a plethora of shows and has created a range of concentration of subject matter. He has completed a slew of murals worldwide, many of them focused in Los Angeles and Miami, his previous homes. BlackBrain is particularly known for his ability to tell stories through his art, which is a reflection of his pursuit to expound parody and symbolism as key tools to his method of creating rich visual stories. Aerosol, acrylic, and enamel paint on canvas 36 x 12 inches Courtesy of BlackBrain Group Starting bid: $500 Estimated value: $1,000-$1,500 Ariel Vergez, also known as BlackBrain, is a visual storyteller who crafts allegories by blending pop culture elements with potent symbols using diverse painterly techniques. His latest project, SCRD GRDN , currently showcased in moCa’s first-floor residency gallery, is an immersive, collaborative painting installation exploring the resolute human spirit and its existential journey through oppression, justice, prosperity, and divine understanding. Drawing upon themes from SCRD GRDN , Vergez creates a striking image titled Blue Luminance , intertwining human and floral elements to underscore our intrinsic and inextricable connection with nature. Ariel Vergez Blue Luminance , 2024

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Negativland + SUE-C: We Can Really Feel Like We're Here Oct 4, 2024 TICKETS: $25 General; $20 moCa Members GET TICKETS AT EVENTBRITE Galleries Open until 7:30PM Screening at 7:30PM followed by a Q&A and a new performance by Negativland and SUE-C. We'll start the evening with a screening of STAND BY FOR FAILURE: A DOCUMENTARY ABOUT NEGATIVLAND directed by Ryan Worsley, with a Q&A immediately following with members of Negativland. After the film experience a live stage performance by Negativland in WE CAN REALLY FEEL LIKE WE’RE HERE accompanied by SUE-C's unique and immersive visuals. moCa's galleries will remain open until the start of the program at 7:30PM. About "Stand By For Failure: A Documentary About Negativland" by director Ryan Worsley: Film summary: In 1978 David "The Weatherman" Wills, Richard Lyons and Mark Hosler formed Negativland, which quickly became an absurd and noisy multimedia world without boundaries, ownership or privacy. Negativland's complex chaos of plunderphonics poses both serious and silly questions about the nature of sound, media, technology, control, propaganda, power and perception in the global village. Negativland continue to be pioneers of art in the electric age, and the medium reveals that any message is all in our heads. “If you want to be inspired by individuals who dare to bust down the doors of art’s gatekeepers, then Stand By For Failure is the way to go.” —Film Threat About Negativland and the live show: Legendary sound collage group Negativland and “real-time cinema” visual artist SUE-C collaborate to bring you their latest audio-visual performance about our minds, our realities, and the evolving forms of media and technology that orchestrate our perceptions as we head into our next election: WE CAN REALLY FEEL LIKE WE’RE HERE. Negativland performs with video designed and produced by SUE-C, who appears virtually. “An urgent show by Negativland and artist SUE-C calls time on a tech dystopia that is as malevolent as it is stupid… to meet the terrifying contemporary moment… as the world slides incrementally into meltdown.” –The Wire Magazine “Negativland have made a rewarding career out of being prodigious consumers of media who then digest it and recontextualize it, emphasizing mediated reality’s crazy-making absurdity and the infinite malleability of perception and ‘truth.’” –Dave Segal, The Stranger “Negativland are proud subverters of culture, causing trouble while having fun.” –NPR Tiny Desk Concert About TICKETS: $25 General; $20 moCa Members GET TICKETS AT EVENTBRITE Galleries Open until 7:30PM Screening at 7:30PM followed by a Q&A and a new performance by Negativland and SUE-C. We'll start the evening with a screening of STAND BY FOR FAILURE: A DOCUMENTARY ABOUT NEGATIVLAND directed by Ryan Worsley, with a Q&A immediately following with members of Negativland. After the film experience a live stage performance by Negativland in WE CAN REALLY FEEL LIKE WE’RE HERE accompanied by SUE-C's unique and immersive visuals. moCa's galleries will remain open until the start of the program at 7:30PM. About "Stand By For Failure: A Documentary About Negativland" by director Ryan Worsley: Film summary: In 1978 David "The Weatherman" Wills, Richard Lyons and Mark Hosler formed Negativland, which quickly became an absurd and noisy multimedia world without boundaries, ownership or privacy. Negativland's complex chaos of plunderphonics poses both serious and silly questions about the nature of sound, media, technology, control, propaganda, power and perception in the global village. Negativland continue to be pioneers of art in the electric age, and the medium reveals that any message is all in our heads. “If you want to be inspired by individuals who dare to bust down the doors of art’s gatekeepers, then Stand By For Failure is the way to go.” —Film Threat About Negativland and the live show: Legendary sound collage group Negativland and “real-time cinema” visual artist SUE-C collaborate to bring you their latest audio-visual performance about our minds, our realities, and the evolving forms of media and technology that orchestrate our perceptions as we head into our next election: WE CAN REALLY FEEL LIKE WE’RE HERE. Negativland performs with video designed and produced by SUE-C, who appears virtually. “An urgent show by Negativland and artist SUE-C calls time on a tech dystopia that is as malevolent as it is stupid… to meet the terrifying contemporary moment… as the world slides incrementally into meltdown.” –The Wire Magazine “Negativland have made a rewarding career out of being prodigious consumers of media who then digest it and recontextualize it, emphasizing mediated reality’s crazy-making absurdity and the infinite malleability of perception and ‘truth.’” –Dave Segal, The Stranger “Negativland are proud subverters of culture, causing trouble while having fun.” –NPR Tiny Desk Concert TICKETS: $25 General; $20 moCa Members GET TICKETS AT EVENTBRITE Galleries Open until 7:30PM Screening at 7:30PM followed by a Q&A and a new performance by Negativland and SUE-C. We'll start the evening with a screening of STAND BY FOR FAILURE: A DOCUMENTARY ABOUT NEGATIVLAND directed by Ryan Worsley, with a Q&A immediately following with members of Negativland. After the film experience a live stage performance by Negativland in WE CAN REALLY FEEL LIKE WE’RE HERE accompanied by SUE-C's unique and immersive visuals. moCa's galleries will remain open until the start of the program at 7:30PM. About "Stand By For Failure: A Documentary About Negativland" by director Ryan Worsley: Film summary: In 1978 David "The Weatherman" Wills, Richard Lyons and Mark Hosler formed Negativland, which quickly became an absurd and noisy multimedia world without boundaries, ownership or privacy. Negativland's complex chaos of plunderphonics poses both serious and silly questions about the nature of sound, media, technology, control, propaganda, power and perception in the global village. Negativland continue to be pioneers of art in the electric age, and the medium reveals that any message is all in our heads. “If you want to be inspired by individuals who dare to bust down the doors of art’s gatekeepers, then Stand By For Failure is the way to go.” —Film Threat About Negativland and the live show: Legendary sound collage group Negativland and “real-time cinema” visual artist SUE-C collaborate to bring you their latest audio-visual performance about our minds, our realities, and the evolving forms of media and technology that orchestrate our perceptions as we head into our next election: WE CAN REALLY FEEL LIKE WE’RE HERE. Negativland performs with video designed and produced by SUE-C, who appears virtually. “An urgent show by Negativland and artist SUE-C calls time on a tech dystopia that is as malevolent as it is stupid… to meet the terrifying contemporary moment… as the world slides incrementally into meltdown.” –The Wire Magazine “Negativland have made a rewarding career out of being prodigious consumers of media who then digest it and recontextualize it, emphasizing mediated reality’s crazy-making absurdity and the infinite malleability of perception and ‘truth.’” –Dave Segal, The Stranger “Negativland are proud subverters of culture, causing trouble while having fun.” –NPR Tiny Desk Concert

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