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Title Round Gala Porras-Kim Vessel with lip 1 , 2017 Unglazed ceramic, graphite, steel, mahogany Two parts: approx. 7.5 x 6 x 6 inches; approx. 8 x 4.5 x 4.5 inches Estimated Value Range: $12,000 - $16,000 Starting bid: $8,000 Part of her celebrated project and multivenue exhibitions focused on LACMA’s Proctor Stafford Collection, Gala Porras-Kim’s Vessel with lip 1 embodies the artist’s ongoing examination of artifact, authorship, and meaning. Winner of the 2025 Heinz Award for Art, Porras-Kim has had solo exhibitions in Mexico City, London, Seoul, and several US cities, and has been featured in the Whitney, Gwangju, Ural, and São Paulo Biennials. A Harvard Fellow and Getty Institute Artist-in-Residence, Porras-Kim occupies a vital and singular place in the contemporary canon. Courtesy of the artist and Commonwealth and Council Photo caption: Gala Porras-Kim, Vessel with lip 1 , 2017. Unglazed ceramic, graphite, steel, mahogany. Two parts: approx. 7 1/2 x 6 x 6 in; approx. 8 x 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 in. Photo: Ruben Diaz. More: Gala Porras-Kim Gala Porras-Kim (b. 1984, Bogotá) lives and works in Los Angeles and London. She received an MFA from CalArts and an MA in Latin American Studies from UCLA. She has had solo exhibitions at MUAC Kadist, Amant Foundation, Gasworks, London, and CAMSTL, and her work has been included in the Whitney and Ural Industrial Biennials (2019), and Gwangju and Sao Paulo Biennales (2021). She was a Fellow at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University (2019) and artist-in-residence at the Getty Research Institute (2020-22).

Title Round Derek Hess Fishbone , 1994 Serigraph, ed. 100/200 Framed: 27 x 16 inches Estimated Value Range: $400 - $800 Starting Bid: $200 Bidding increments: $50 More: Derek Hess Born in Cleveland in 1964, Hess’ ascendance in the arts should probably come as little surprise. His father, Roy Hess, was a noteworthy designer, and chairman of the lauded industrial design department at the Cleveland Institute of Art. From a young age, Hess was correctly trained in classical art and design. Hess studied at that school, and at the Center for Creative Studies in Detroit, but he never landed in his father’s department, trying out illustration and graphic design before settling on a major in printmaking. It was that discipline, combined with his love of music, that led Hess to poster art fame. He had begun booking post-hardcore and underground rock concerts at the Euclid Tavern, a divey blues bar across the street from the Cleveland Institute of Art, and he drew his own fliers to promote his shows.

Title Round Daniel Kelly Noir , 2024 Woodblock, Echizen Kozo paper unframed, 23 x 28 inches Estimated Value Range: $2,500 - $3,500 Starting Bid: $1,250 Bidding increments: $250 The Fowlers met Daniel Kelly in a bar in Japan. As fellow Americans traveling abroad, they began talking and sharing their travels and interests. Drawn to Kelly’s devotion to Japanese culture and intrigued by his aesthetic, the Fowlers acquired several of his artworks over the years and maintained a strong friendship with the artist. Kelly (b. 1947, Idaho Falls, ID) is an American painter, printmaker, and multimedia artist based in Kyoto, Japan. His work seamlessly blends Western and Eastern influences, particularly through his expertise in Japanese woodblock printing, while also embracing contemporary techniques. Kelly’s art reflects a deep exploration of texture, cultural fusion, and symbolic narratives, offering a unique perspective on both personal and collective histories. More: Daniel Kelly Artistic Practice Kelly’s artistic process begins with creating three-dimensional collages, which often incorporate materials indigenous to Japan, such as tatami mats and bamboo. These collages serve as a foundation for his mixed-media paintings, where he explores the relationship between space, form, and symbolism. In his printmaking, Kelly works primarily with woodblock and lithography, using chine-collé techniques to integrate elements like antique Japanese book pages, ukiyo-e prints, and calligraphy. By fusing these materials into his prints, Kelly creates intricate visual narratives that draw from both Eastern traditions and his Western background. Kelly’s woodblock prints are notable for their large scale—he is believed to have created the largest woodblock prints ever made in Japan. The detailed and layered nature of his work is both a technical feat and a rich reflection of his ongoing dialogue with cultural memory. In his paintings, Kelly continues to explore the themes of texture, cultural exchange, and the natural world, often incorporating elements of personal and mythological symbolism to infuse his work with deep emotional resonance. Notable Works and Exhibitions Kelly’s work has been featured in major exhibitions and collections worldwide, and his prints and paintings are celebrated for their striking technical precision and cultural depth. His exhibitions have spanned continents, showcasing his contributions to the world of printmaking and painting. He has also been instrumental in bringing traditional Japanese techniques to a wider audience, all while incorporating elements of his own cultural heritage. About the Artist Kelly’s interest in art began in childhood, particularly through his exposure to the Western works of C.M. Russell, whose depictions of the American West left a lasting impression. His formal art education began at the University of Oregon, where he studied glassblowing and ceramics before discovering his passion for Japanese art. A pivotal moment came when he purchased a book about Japanese woodblock prints by Tomikichirō Tokuriki, which led him to travel to Kyoto. There, he studied under Tokuriki, eventually becoming an apprentice. This apprenticeship would shape his artistic voice and propel him into a career dedicated to the exploration of traditional printmaking techniques within a modern context. Kelly’s prints and paintings blend the historical with the contemporary, inviting viewers to contemplate themes of identity, history, and the natural environment. His work, often described as poetic and meditative, captures the subtle nuances of cultural exchange and the universality of human experience. Selected Collections Museum of Modern Art, New York Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York British Museum, London Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, CA Library of Congress, Washington, DC National Museum of American Art, Washington, DC Cincinnati Museum of Art, Cincinnati, OH New York Public Library, New York, NY

Title Round Kay Rosen DIVISIBILITY Screenprint, ed. 2/20 Framed: 33 1/2 x 27 1/4 inches Estimated Value Range: $1,500 - $3,000 Starting Bid: $800 Bidding increments: $100 More: Kay Rosen Kay Rosen was born and raised in Corpus Christi, Texas in 1943 and lives in New York City and Gary, Indiana. Rosen’s investigation into the visual possibilities of language has been her primary focus since 1968, when she traded in the academic study of languages for the study of language- based art. Through paintings, drawings, murals, prints, collages, and videos, Rosen has sought to generate new meaning from everyday words and phrases by substituting scale, color, materials, composition, graphic design, and typography for the printed page. Her large-scale mural, Divisibility , opened as a part of the first FRONT Cleveland Triennial in 2018.

Title Round Harminder Judge Untitled (story vi) , 2024 Plaster, polymer, pigment, scrim, oil 9 x 9 1/2 x 1 3/8 inches Estimated Value Range: $6,000 - $9,000 Starting Bid: $4,000 This intimately-scaled “painting” embodies Harminder Judge’s masterful process, where layers of plaster and pigment are sanded and polished to reveal a surface that shifts and shimmers. Like a fleeting vision, the image comes in and out of focus, suggesting what lies just beyond the visible. A graduate of the Royal Academy, London, Judge’s work has been shown internationally, with his first U.S. solo museum exhibition currently on view at moCa Cleveland. Combining Indian neo-tantric influences with abstract expressionism, he creates artworks with rich metaphysical spirit. Courtesy The Sunday Painter More: Harminder Judge Harminder Judge (b.1982 Rotherham, UK) lives and works in London. He graduated from the Royal Academy Schools, London in 2021. Selected recent solo exhibitions include: Cliff and Cleft, Gathering, Ibiza, Spain, 2024; A Ghost Dance , Matt’s Gallery & The Sunday Painter, London, UK, 2024; Sea and Stone and Rib and Bone , Jhaveri Contemporary, Mumbai, India, 2023; Frieze London with The Sunday Painter, London, UK 2022; Rising Skin from Rock and Chin , The Sunday Painter, London, UK 2022; Ankles Absorbing Ash , Humber Street Gallery, Hull, UK 2022; Mountains and Mercies , galeriepcp, Paris, France 2021. Selected recent group exhibitions include: It Never Entered My Mind , Curated by Michael Sherman, Sean Kelly Gallery, LA, USA 2024; Picnic at Hanging Rock Chapter I , Sargent’s Daughters, LA, USA 2024; Curated By: Glossary , Galerie Kandlhofer, Vienna, Austria 2023; The Reason for Painting , Mead Gallery, Warwick, UK 2023; Love Letter, Pace Gallery, New York City, USA 2023; And this skin of mine , Guts Gallery, London, UK 2022; New Beginnings , Blindspot Gallery, Hong Kong, 2022; The Horror Show! , Somerset House, London, UK 2022; A Grain of Sand , The Sunday Painter, London, UK 2021; Am I Human To You? , Jugendstilsenteret & Kube Museum, Ålesund, Norway 2021; Tomorrow: London , White Cube, London, UK 2020.

Senior Advancement Officer Senior Advancement Officer About Department: Advancement Status: Full Time, Exempt moCa seeks a distinctive leader who thrives where business meets culture—someone who can spot opportunity in any conversation, cultivate high-value relationships, and craft win-win partnerships. Applying ambition, magnetism, and action, moCa’s new Senior Advancement Officer (SAO) is more than a fundraiser; this person is the driver of a bold advancement strategy that connects visionaries to drive mission. If you have the sophistication to navigate C-suite conversations, the creativity to design standout experiences, the drive to exceed ambitious goals, and the courage and vision to find new market opportunities that push moCa and Cleveland into the future, you are the leader we want! Your work will directly and meaningfully contribute to moCa’s next chapter, helping to shape the museum’s profile and trajectory during this exciting time of dynamic evolution. moCa & its workforce As Northeast Ohio's premier site for contemporary art, moCa advances the critical role that art and artists play in our world. Grounded in Cleveland and engaged in the global cultural ecosystem, we focus on art now to open and connect people to new possibilities. Our work culture is passion-driven, inclusive, fast-paced, collaborative, and fun. We value and support an enterprising staff who anticipate and react nimbly to change, embrace new opportunities, embrace and learn from failure, and face challenges responsibly and thoughtfully. moCa is the people who help to realize its mission and each employee has agency and accountability for moCa's success and value to our community and audiences. Job objective The Senior Advancement Officer is a dynamic, entrepreneurial, relationship- and revenue-focused leader responsible for driving moCa’s fundraising through high-value donor cultivation, new market sales, and revenue diversification strategies. Serving as a key advisor to the Kohl Executive Director and critical member of moCa’s Senior Leadership Team, the SAO provides experience and data-driven insights to support executive decision-making and institutional strategy. This role oversees the Advancement Department (3 staff members), leading efforts to cultivate, solicit, and steward a portfolio of individual, corporate, foundation, government, and nontraditional donors—while advancing high-impact partnerships and earned revenue opportunities. The SAO also leads the development and growth of the moCa NOW Donor Program, engaging high-level patrons and corporate members via exclusive access and experiences that deepen their commitment to moCa’s mission. Duties & responsibilities Strategic Leadership & Department Oversight Serve as a trusted advancement advisor to the Kohl Executive Director and collaborative member of the Senior Leadership Team, delivering actionable, data-informed recommendations that support institutional growth. Lead the Advancement Department in setting, tracking, and evaluating fundraising strategies, departmental goals, budgets, and performance metrics aligned with moCa’s strategic objectives. Collaborate with the Finance team to analyze and interpret financial data, creating comprehensive budgets and long-term revenue projections. Revenue Strategy & New Market Expansion Develop and execute an annual funding plan that balances stewardship of current donors with new market penetration. Identify and pursue new revenue sources including corporate partnerships, sponsorships, government support, and nontraditional donors. Lead end-to-end sales efforts for donor and corporate engagement: prospecting, pitching, negotiating, and closing agreements. Create customizable giving and sponsorship packages tailored to diverse audiences. Collaborate with the Engagement Department on initiatives supporting membership, events, and other revenue opportunities. Fundraising, Donor Relations & moCa NOW Program Manage a portfolio of high-value individual and corporate donors, ensuring consistent growth in engagement, giving, and retention. Lead cultivation and stewardship strategies for the moCa NOW Donor & Corporate Program. Oversee donor recognition, communications, and high-level cultivation events including the annual gala and exclusive moCa NOW experiences. Secure contributions that support operations, exhibitions, special initiatives, endowments, and capital campaigns. Performance Management & Analytics Apply data analysis to generate insights that shape revenue strategy. Build and maintain revenue forecasts, dashboards, and reporting tools. Optimize Advancement Department operations using project management tools (e.g., Asana) and best practices to increase efficiency and impact. Minimum qualifications Qualifications Bachelor’s degree required (business administration, finance, marketing, communications, or related preferred). At least 10 years’ direct experience and success in nonprofit development, corporate sales, B2B partnerships, or equivalent revenue-generating roles, with at least 4 years in a related leadership role Proven track record in securing major gifts, corporate sponsorships, new market sales, and campaign support. Capital and endowment campaign experience preferred. Reliable transportation and a valid driver’s license. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Advanced writing and editing skills with ability to create strategic, persuasive content. Strong financial acumen: able to interpret and communicate budgets and fundraising results. Demonstrated success managing and motivating teams. Skilled in donor and partner relationship-building, with a deep understanding of fundraising strategies. Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, and donor management software (e.g., DonorPerfect). Exemplary reliability, productivity, and ability to navigate shifting priorities. Advanced communication and public speaking skills to inspire, persuade, and engage diverse stakeholders. Commitment to moCa’s mission, vision, and values (listed on our website) Knowledge and appreciation of contemporary art and culture. Benefits This position includes a highly competitive benefits package available upon starting date. Reporting relationships Reports to Kohl Executive Director Direct reports: Grants Stewardship Director, Development Manager, Special Events & Development Programming Manager This position requires regular local travel, some regional travel, very limited national travel, and no international travel. All moCa staff are expected to be Curious and open-minded lifelong learners who enjoy new ideas and perspectives Inspired by and interested in contemporary art and culture Committed to moCa's mission, vision, and values Responsive, flexible, and adaptive to regularly changing content and needs Self-starters who are enterprising in their time and resource management Respectful, collaborative, caring team players Salary range $100-$125K To apply To apply, submit a resume and cover letter to apply@mocacleveland.org with the subject line “Senior Advancement Officer Application.” Applications may not be considered if they are missing materials, do not use this subject line, or include grammatical or spelling errors. To perform this position successfully, an individual must be able to perform each job duty satisfactorily. The duties above are intended to outline those functions typically performed by individuals assigned to this classification. This description of duties is not intended to be all-inclusive or to limit the discretionary authority of the Kohl Executive Director to assign other tasks of a similar nature or level of responsibility nor does it imply an employment contract. The requirements listed above are representative of the knowledge, skills, and/or abilities required. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform their essential duties. We are an equal opportunity employer and prohibit discrimination and harassment of any kind based on any characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws. moCa is dedicated to providing reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions and enjoy equal employment benefits. This policy applies to all aspects of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation, and training. 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Clotilde Jiménez LISTEN ON APPLE LISTEN ON SPOTIFY LISTEN ON I HEART + more Born in 1990 in Honolulu, Hawaii, Clotilde Jiménez now lives and works in Mexico City. He earned his MFA from The Slade School of Fine Art and his BFA from the Cleveland Institute of Art. Add a Title Add a Title Title + more Talks ↓ All Events moCa NOW moCa Saturday Parties Talks This episode is hosted by DJ Hellerman. Produced by DJ Hellerman and Tom Poole. Edited by Tom Poole. Consulting Producer and Audio Engineering by Adam Zucarro. +more on the exhibition Clotilde Jiménez: Shapeshift 62 min. Episode Guest: Clotilde Jiménez Born in 1990 in Honolulu, Hawaii, Clotilde Jiménez now lives and works in Mexico City. He earned his MFA from The Slade School of Fine Art and his BFA from the Cleveland Institute of Art. Episode Host: DJ Hellerman DJ Hellerman is the Deputy Director & Senior Curator at moCa Cleveland. A Northeast Ohio native, Hellerman holds an M.A. in Art History from Case Western Reserve University and began his career at the Progressive Art Collection. Prior to his work at moCa, he held the positions of Chief Curator & Director of Curatorial Affairs at The Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia, PA, Curator at the SCAD Museum of Art in Savannah, Georgia, Curator of Arts & Programs at the Everson Museum in Syracuse, New York, and Chief Curator and Director of Exhibitions at Burlington City Arts in Burlington, Vermont. Add Credits. +more on the exhibition Add exhibition title. Artist Clotilde Jiménez: Shapeshift is on exhibition at moCa Cleveland through January 4, 2026. In this podcast, Jiménez talks with DJ Hellerman about the evolution of his work, the use of color from his collages to the set of Seinfeld, and the legacies that have impacted him and the one he wants to leave behind. LISTEN ON APPLE LISTEN ON SPOTIFY LISTEN ON I HEART LISTEN ON YOUTUBE LISTEN ON AMAZON

Senior Bookkeeper Senior Bookkeeper About Department: Finance Status: Full Time, Exempt moCa & its workforce As Northeast Ohio's premier site for contemporary art, moCa advances the critical role that art and artists play in our world. Grounded in Cleveland and engaged in the global cultural ecosystem, we focus on art now to open and connect people to new possibilities. Our work culture is passion-driven, inclusive, fast-paced, collaborative, and fun. We value and support an enterprising staff who anticipate and react nimbly to change, embrace new opportunities, embrace and learn from failure, and face challenges responsibly and thoughtfully. moCa is the people who help to realize its mission and each employee has agency and accountability for moCa's success and value to our community and audiences. Job objective moCa Cleveland seeks an experienced and motivated Senior Bookkeeper to oversee the museum’s day-to-day financial operations. This hybrid role (minimum three days onsite) is a meaningful opportunity to bring your skills to a mission-driven, mid-sized nonprofit that serves as the region’s hub for contemporary art. At moCa, you’ll join a dynamic team driving creativity, innovation, and cultural exchange in Cleveland and beyond. We are looking for a detail-oriented and adaptable accounting professional with nonprofit expertise who thrives in both precision and problem-solving. In this hands-on role, you will be responsible for ensuring accurate, compliant, and transparent financial practices. You’ll work closely with the Executive Director, fractional CFO, senior leadership, and the development team to maintain audit readiness and operational excellence—providing the financial foundation that empowers moCa’s staff to focus on delivering bold, impactful artistic and community programs. Duties & responsibilities Maintain accurate financial records in accordance with GAAP and nonprofit fund accounting practices Reconcile bank and credit card statements on a monthly basis Manage accounts payable, accounts receivable, invoicing, and donation entries Process payroll for approximately 40 staff (full-time, part-time, and seasonal) using Paylocity Prepare monthly, quarterly, and year-end financial reports Partner with the development team to track donations, pledges, restricted and unrestricted funds, ensuring accurate allocation in QuickBooks Online Monitor and report on cash flow; assist with budgeting and forecasting Support annual audits and ensure compliance with reporting requirements for grants and funding partners Interface with tools such as DonorPerfect, Square, QGiv, and various financial portals (e.g., Fidelity, PNC, Clearstead) Minimum qualifications 5+ years of hands-on bookkeeping experience, preferably in a nonprofit or arts-based environment Expertise in QuickBooks Online and proficiency in Microsoft Excel Experience with nonprofit accounting, fund tracking, and donor-restricted contributions Familiarity with Paylocity or similar payroll platforms High attention to detail and organizational skills Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate across departments Experience with CRM/donor platforms (e.g., DonorPerfect) strongly preferred Comfort working with external auditors, foundations, and grant reporting Exposure to platforms such as Square, QGiv, Fidelity, PNC, or Clearstead is a plus Experience working with external auditors and foundation reporting preferred Benefits This position includes a highly competitive benefits package. Reporting relationship Reports to Kohl Executive Director All moCa staff are expected to be Curious and open-minded lifelong learners who enjoy new ideas and perspectives Inspired by and interested in contemporary art and culture Committed to moCa's mission, vision, and values Responsive, flexible, and adaptive to regularly changing content and needs Self-starters who are enterprising in their time and resource management Respectful, collaborative, caring team players Salary range $65-80K To apply Please email your resume (a cover letter is encouraged but not required) to apply@mocacleveland.org with the subject line "Senior Bookkeeper Application." To perform this position successfully, an individual must be able to perform each job duty satisfactorily. The duties above are intended to outline those functions typically performed by individuals assigned to this classification. This description of duties is not intended to be all-inclusive or to limit the discretionary authority of the Kohl Executive Director to assign other tasks of a similar nature or level of responsibility nor does it imply an employment contract. The requirements listed above are representative of the knowledge, skills, and/or abilities required. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform their essential duties. We are an equal opportunity employer and prohibit discrimination and harassment of any kind based on any characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws. moCa is dedicated to providing reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions and enjoy equal employment benefits. This policy applies to all aspects of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation, and training. 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Title Round John Giorno White Columns 2013 Print Portfolio Screenprint, edition 49/100 18 x 18 inches Estimated Value: $175 Starting Bid: $75 Gift of Cleveland Clinic. More: John Giorno Poet and visual artist John Giorno was born in 1936 in New York City. He attended Columbia University and worked as a stockbroker for a short time before meeting Andy Warhol in 1962. A romantic relationship ensued, and Giorno was featured in Warhol’s first film, Sleep (1963). The influence of pop art and Warhol’s Factory are evident in Giorno’s work, which developed out of verbal collages of appropriated texts drawn from advertising and signage. In 2010, he had his first solo gallery show, Black Paintings and Drawings , which focused on the development of poem painting. He lived in New York City until his death in late 2019.

Title Round Zoe McGuire Red Extension , 2023 Add a Title More: Zoe McGuire McGuire received her Bachelor of Arts in 2018 from Skidmore College, where she studied art history, and Master of Fine Arts from Cranbrook Academy of Fine Art in 2023. Recent solo exhibitions include Earthshine , Library Street Collective, Detroit, MI; Cambium , Gaa Gallery, New York, NY; Sacred Ecologies , Another Gallery, New York, NY; and a solo booth at Intersect Palm Springs, Gaa Gallery, Palm Springs, CA. McGuire’s work has been featured in numerous group exhibitions, including Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, Taymour Grahne Projects, and Moosey Art in London, UK; Kutlesa Gallery, Goldau, Switzerland; WOAW Gallery, Hong Kong; Marinaro, Monica King Contemporary, Deanna Evans, and Vanderplas Gallery, in New York, NY; Gaa Gallery, Provincetown, MA, among others. McGuire was a finalist for the New American Painting’s Emerging Artist Grant and was featured in their 2022 MFA print issue. 18 color hand-pulled screenprint on Smooth White Cougar #130 deckled paper, Edition of 20 31 x 25 inches framed Courtesy of Casey Monda Art Advisory Starting bid: $1,500 Estimated value: $2,200-$4,000 Guided by intuition, Zoe McGuire creates surreal landscapes that merge the spiritual with the scientific. She converges elements from nature and mysticism to explore the symbiotic relationship of ecosystems, including phenomena that lie beyond our vision. McGuire’s first and impressive foray into screen printing, Red Extension melds organic forms like sun rays, tree trunks, and flowing water with sacred geometry and allusive markings. Its rich ink application creates a soft, seductive surface that draws you into its exploration of nature’s intrinsic connectivity and balance. Zoe McGuire Red Extension , 2023

Title Round Dave Jordano, 6 photographs from the (Human) Landscapes series, 2019 Add a Title More: Dave Jordano Dave Jordano (Born Detroit, Michigan, 1948) received a BFA in photography from the College for Creative Studies in 1974. In 1977 he established a successful commercial photography studio in Chicago, IL, shooting major print campaigns for national advertising agencies. Since 2000, Jordano has concentrated on fine art documentary photography. He received the Curator’s Choice Award for his documentary work and has been selected as a top 20 finalist in Photolucida's “Critical Mass” International Photography Competition several times. A major exhibition of his work from the “Articles of Faith” project was held at the Chicago Cultural Center, Chicago, Illinois in 2009. Jordano won the prestigious Canadian AIAMI / AGO Photography Prize in 2015, which included a $50,000 stipend and a six week residency in the northern arctic town of Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada. Jordano has exhibited both nationally and internationally and his work is included in several private, corporate, and museum collections. Most notably the Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington DC, the Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, IL, The Museum of Fine Arts Boston, The Museum of Fine Arts Houston, The Detroit Institute of Arts, The Mary & Leigh Block Museum of Art at Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, the Harris Bank Collection, and the Federal Reserve Bank. Photographic pigment prints Portfolio of 6 prints; 13 x 19 inches each, unframed Starting bid: $300 Estimated value: $500-$750 With decades of experience documenting Midwestern cities like Detroit and Chicago, Dave Jordano creates stirring images that honor urban histories, recover hidden narratives, and bring dignity to the people and places that persevere. In response to his lauded practice, Laura and Fred Bidwell commissioned Jordano in 2019 to create a new body of photographs about Cleveland. With a keen eye, Jordano delved into Cleveland’s vernacular architecture, drawing out poignant beacons of hope and celebrating the resilience of spirit embedded in the places that define and drive our community. This lot includes six exceptional images shot at night from this 14-part series that was exhibited at the Transformer Station in late 2020. Dave Jordano, 6 photographs from the (Human) Landscapes series, 2019

Title Round Jeremy Lawson Ways and Means 2 , 2023 Add a Title More: Jeremy Lawson Jeremy Lawson (b. 1980, Warren, PA) received a BFA from Syracuse University in 2003, and an MFA from Hunter College in 2021. In 2022, Lawson was a recipient of the prestigious Rema Hort Mann Foundation Emerging Artist Grant. Most recently, his work has been exhibited at Harper’s, New York, Los Angeles, and East Hampton (2024, 2023, and 2022); CFHILL, Stockholm (2023 and 2022); Felix Art Fair, Los Angeles (2023); Zona Maco, Mexico City (2023); Jack Shainman Gallery, New York (2022); Hauser & Wirth, New York (2021); and Kristen Lorello, New York (2019). He has an upcoming solo presentation at Carl Kostyál, London, in the fall of 2024. Lawson currently lives and works in NewYork City. Oil on canvas 14 x 18 inches Courtesy of Harper's Starting bid: $2,000 Estimated value: $3,500-$5,000 Artist Jeremy Lawson creates paintings, sculptures, and text-based artworks that pay homage to art history while challenging conventions and norms in each artform. In his paintings, he uses a brushless approach that points to and expands upon the legacy of Abstract Expressionism. His canvases, densely packed with pigment, are textural landscapes formed by craters, blotches, and clumps of oil paint. Opting to use his hands instead of a paintbrush, Ways and Means 2 is strongly gestural, balancing moments of aggressive action with delicate touch to create a chaotic yet harmonious composition. Jeremy Lawson Ways and Means 2 , 2023