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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $450. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. LISTING DETAILS Watercolor, colored pencil, ink, liquid acrylic and marker on 140lb Montval watercolor paper, 21x21 inches, framed. THE TREASURE DRAWING SERIES "My Treasure Drawing series tries to capture the tactile and emotional experience of rummaging through my mom's jewelry box when I was a child in the 1980s. It felt like a treasure hunt sorting through and untangling chains, rings, and brooches, all of varying monetary and nostalgic value. The compositions are loosely symmetrical, like faces, and the page is a visual container for the prized keepsakes. The arrangements are also reminiscent of the way I collected and organized figurines in display cases or stickers in sticker books as a way to hang onto and protect the meaningful objects in my life. As with all of my work, the Treasure Drawings were made using stream-of-consciousness and improvisation and incorporate recognizable symbols like chains, roses, jazz hands, knots and bows." ARTIST BIO Julie Alpert is an installation artist currently based in Tulsa. She received a BA from the University of Maryland and MFA from the University of Washington. Professional honors include a Pollock-Krasner Grant, two MacDowell residencies, the Tulsa Artist Fellowship, Roswell Artist in Residence Program, Artist Trust Fellowship and OVAC Artist Project Grant. Her work is in the collections of the Anderson Museum, Facebook Seattle, Ledger Coworking Bentonville, Seattle Public Utilities, King County Portable Works, and Washington State Art Collection. She recently had solo shows at ahha and Crystal Bridges Museum and has an upcoming solo at San Luis Obispo Museum of Art next year. She is married to the artist Andy Arkley and they have three cats: Coconut, Koala and Baby Cloud. Learn more about her work at www.juliealpert.com or on instagram @julie_alpert AT VERSES This listing will be on display at the event. |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $450. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. LISTING DETAILS Watercolor, colored pencil, ink, liquid acrylic and marker on 140lb Montval watercolor paper, 21x21 inches, framed. THE TREASURE DRAWING SERIES "My Treasure Drawing series tries to capture the tactile and emotional experience of rummaging through my mom's jewelry box when I was a child in the 1980s. It felt like a treasure hunt sorting through and untangling chains, rings, and brooches, all of varying monetary and nostalgic value. The compositions are loosely symmetrical, like faces, and the page is a visual container for the prized keepsakes. The arrangements are also reminiscent of the way I collected and organized figurines in display cases or stickers in sticker books as a way to hang onto and protect the meaningful objects in my life. As with all of my work, the Treasure Drawings were made using stream-of-consciousness and improvisation and incorporate recognizable symbols like chains, roses, jazz hands, knots and bows." ARTIST BIO Julie Alpert is an installation artist currently based in Tulsa. She received a BA from the University of Maryland and MFA from the University of Washington. Professional honors include a Pollock-Krasner Grant, two MacDowell residencies, the Tulsa Artist Fellowship, Roswell Artist in Residence Program, Artist Trust Fellowship and OVAC Artist Project Grant. Her work is in the collections of the Anderson Museum, Facebook Seattle, Ledger Coworking Bentonville, Seattle Public Utilities, King County Portable Works, and Washington State Art Collection. She recently had solo shows at ahha and Crystal Bridges Museum and has an upcoming solo at San Luis Obispo Museum of Art next year. She is married to the artist Andy Arkley and they have three cats: Coconut, Koala and Baby Cloud. Learn more about her work at www.juliealpert.com or on instagram @julie_alpert AT VERSES This listing will be on display at the event. |
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| LISTING DETAILS Not one but THREE prints from OKC artist Todd E Clark: this set includes 11"x14" prints of Blondie, Prince & Dolly! ARTIST BIO Todd E Clark is a multidisciplinary artist hailing from the OKC area, who has immersed himself in a lifetime of creative endeavors. Todd wears many hats as an artist, graphic designer, illustrator, photographer, musician, and actor, appreciating that some roles come more naturally to him than others. Ingrained in the local creative scene, Todd also collaborates with the Factory Obscura collective of artists, proudly showcasing his fine art prints and merchandise in their gift shop. Todd finds solace in the loving presence of his wife, four cherished pets, a flourishing collection of house plants, and an abundance of local art. Check out Todd's work on his website at toddeclark.com. AT VERSES This listing will be onsite at the event. Todd will also have a booth at VERSES where you can purchase more prints, stickers, and other original artworks. |
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| DETAILS 48" x 48" 3D render on foamboard, acrylic paint. This work was commissioned for VERSES. ARTIST BIO Chris Vanndy is a multi-disciplinary artist and software engineer whose work highlights the beauty of what’s possible when art collaborates with technology. Works from the “Crystal Menagerie'' series have already been acquired by collectors across the United States from Vanndy's recent SOLD OUT showings at ART HOUSE and FLYWHEEL Festival. Chris also recently had the honor of premiering work commissioned from the Crystal Menagerie collection at "HANG", an exhibition in Bentonville, AR for the Gallery on 6th. Chris is proud to support the Tulsa City-County Library by contributing his new work "Thoroughbred," commissioned for VERSES. You can find Chris on instagram @ChrisVanndy. AT VERSES This listing will be on display at the event. |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $1,600. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. DETAILS 48"x48" spray paint and acrylic on wood panel. This listing is for a single painting- please see listing #105 if you're interested in purchasing the set! The Buy-it-Now price for the set is $4,000. ARTIST BIO Tyler James is an artist born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma with an emphasis in painting and design. He is an abstract painter who focuses on telling a story or presenting a viewpoint through color and shapes, using variations of color to create pieces of art that come from an honest place. https://www.tylerjamesstudios.com AT VERSES This listing will be on display at the event. Tyler will also have a booth where you can purchase more of his original works. |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $1,600. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. DETAILS 48"x48" spray paint and acrylic on wood panel. This listing is for a single painting- please see listing #105 if you're interested in purchasing the set! The Buy-it-Now price for the set is $4,000. ARTIST BIO Tyler James is an artist born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma with an emphasis in painting and design. He is an abstract painter who focuses on telling a story or presenting a viewpoint through color and shapes, using variations of color to create pieces of art that come from an honest place. https://www.tylerjamesstudios.com AT VERSES This listing will be on display at the event. Tyler will also have a booth where you can purchase more of his original artworks. |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $300. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. DETAILS: 5x5 inches, color pencil on archival cotton paper stock. ARTIST BIO: JP Morrison Lans holds a BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute. Her drawing “mermaid” is in the permanent collection of the Bundaberg Regional Gallery, Queensland, Australia. She has been a resident artist with the School of Visual Arts, NY, Truro Art Center, MA, Rockland Woods, WA, The Vermont Studio Center and is an inaugural member of the New York Crit Club’s Canopy Program. Morrison Lans is a member of the international artist collective Teleportal.Gallery and shows her work with M.A. Doran Gallery, Tulsa; Keep Contemporary, Santa Fe; and 19 Karen, Gold Coast Australia. Morrison Lans has created immersive installations for the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition, Living Arts Center and AHHA Art Center. She and her child can typically be found experimenting with encaustic and play-doh, respectively, from their home studio in Tulsa. https://jpmorrisonlans.com/about 'Horror vacui': The uncanny and gorgeous work of JP Morrison Lans AT VERSES This listing will be on display at the event. |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $170. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. LISTING DETAILS Lamp is approximately 9"X12" with a 10' cord. 20% wood fiber polylactide (PLA) composite frame, mixed media. THE COIL/COSTANZA FUSCO "I am a multimedia artist and designer whose work observes the placement of nature - both currently and in a hypothetical future context - within a world enmeshed in an era of radical transformation. This theme is most evident in what I consider my primary craft, which makes use of 3D printing to create aerial habitats for plants and visiting fauna, though it indirectly extends to every medium I employ. Whether a painted still from the life of two bottle flies trapped behind a bathroom wall, or a piece of "couture" jewelry made almost entirely of materials retrieved from my back yard, my work speaks of our fellow living things as they exist within - and outside of - the world they share with humanity." www.thecoildesign.com instagram.com/the_coil_design AT VERSES This listing will be on display at the event. The Coil will also have a booth at VERSES where you can purchase other original work including planted and empty kokedama vessels, 3D printed LED lamps, jewelry, art prints and small plants. Costanza will be working with a 3D printer and giant tamandama for demonstration. |
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| LISTING DETAILS Sarah Bowen of Tiny Things by Bowen will come to you to lead your 10 guests in a crafting experience! Each crafter will get to create two items of their choosing, inspired by the many examples provided or their own ideas. Items can be turned into functioning pieces such as magnets, keychains, charms, or ornaments. Anyone ages 5 and up can participate with NO previous experiences or "creative bones in their bodies," promise! The winning bidder will schedule their party via a form on tinythingsbybowen.com, and note that Tiny Things does not provide the location, though public places like breweries are often happy to host. ARTIST BIO Tiny Things by Bowen is an arts and education business run by Tulsan, Sarah Bowen. For a decade her miniature polymer clay creations have been a staple of area arts fairs and homes, and for six years she has taught others to make their own tiny creations as well. Join Sarah for a private event to help your guests get creative! https://www.tinythingsbybowen.com |
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| LISTING DETAILS Hand-jigsawed ¾” thick wood with airbrushed acrylic paint. 22.5”W x 24”H x 1.5”D Hangs with a french cleat (hardware included) ARTIST BIO Andy Arkley is a visual artist, designer, musician and animator who often combines these disciplines in his work. He strives to make art that fosters inclusion, positivity and elation. He frequently presents his work in installations - many of which combine sculpture, light, music, animation and interactivity. These interactive installations are meant to encourage creative collaboration between strangers. He also creates more traditional paintings/sculptures using cut wood and acrylic paint. He often uses brightly colored simple forms that invoke a sense of joy about being alive. Andy lives in Tulsa, OK where he has been a fellow at the Tulsa Artist Fellowship since 2021, but is originally from Seattle, WA. He has a BA from The Evergreen State College where he studied animation and electronic music. He is a member of the sound collage band, The Bran Flakes, producing 6 full-length albums since 1999. His work has been commissioned by many institutions including the Bellevue Arts Museum, the WNDR Museum (in Chicago and Seattle) the Washington State Arts Commision, Facebook, and the Sweet Tooth Hotel near Dallas. Website: www.arkley.net Instagram:@andy_arkley |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $260. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. LISTING DETAILS 8”x10” oil on canvas ARTIST BIO Arthur Haywood is an illustrator and muralist. His work celebrates the wonder of stories. His paintings are seen on murals for the Philadelphia Mural Arts Program, St. Joseph’s University, Elkins Park School, Summer of Soul film, Sprocket Mural Festival, his book “The Great Library” and Space and Time Magazine. He exhibits his paintings in Paris, New York and Pennsylvania and completes commissions. Creating murals and illustrations to inspire others and engage youth in reading is his passion. He is focused on making murals for libraries and schools in addition to book covers. He earned a B.F.A in Illustration from The Maryland Institute College of Art, before furthering his study of classical drawing and painting at Cambridge Street Studios in Philadelphia and Grand Central Atelier in New York. He is a recipient of the 2020-2021 Harriet Hale Woolley Scholarship at the Fondation des États- Unis in Paris. There he developed murals to inspire a love of learning and cultural appreciation. He worked with students at Lycée Paul Lapie, Ecollectif and André Malraux Elementary school to create murals depicting students of diverse origins reading and the stories that have engaged them. He is a recipient of the 2022 - 2023 Tulsa Artist Fellowship where he is continuing his series of paintings for public schools and book covers to inspire reading. www.instagram.com/arthurhaywood www.twitter.com/arthurhaywood www.facebook.com/people/Arthur-Haywood/100008185921333 AT VERSES This listing will be on display at the event. Arthur will have a booth where you can purchase his book, prints, and other original artworks. Arthur will also have multiple large-scale paintings onsite during VERSES! |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $260. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. LISTING DETAILS 8”x10” oil on canvas TWILIGHT IN VALINOR "Inspired by Tolkien's Silmarillion as a message of rebirth. After the light of Valinor's trees was extinguished, Yavanna's song brought forth one more silver flower from Telperion and golden fruit from Laurelin." ARTIST BIO Arthur Haywood is an illustrator and muralist. His work celebrates the wonder of stories. His paintings are seen on murals for the Philadelphia Mural Arts Program, St. Joseph’s University, Elkins Park School, Summer of Soul film, Sprocket Mural Festival, his book “The Great Library” and Space and Time Magazine. He exhibits his paintings in Paris, New York and Pennsylvania and completes commissions. Creating murals and illustrations to inspire others and engage youth in reading is his passion. He is focused on making murals for libraries and schools in addition to book covers. He earned a B.F.A in Illustration from The Maryland Institute College of Art, before furthering his study of classical drawing and painting at Cambridge Street Studios in Philadelphia and Grand Central Atelier in New York. He is a recipient of the 2020-2021 Harriet Hale Woolley Scholarship at the Fondation des États- Unis in Paris. There he developed murals to inspire a love of learning and cultural appreciation. He worked with students at Lycée Paul Lapie, Ecollectif and André Malraux Elementary school to create murals depicting students of diverse origins reading and the stories that have engaged them. He is a recipient of the 2022 - 2023 Tulsa Artist Fellowship where he is continuing his series of paintings for public schools and book covers to inspire reading. www.instagram.com/arthurhaywood www.twitter.com/arthurhaywood www.facebook.com/people/Arthur-Haywood/100008185921333 AT VERSES This listing will be on display at the event. Arthur will have a booth where you can purchase his book, prints, and other original artworks. Arthur will also have multiple large-scale paintings onsite during VERSES! |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $400. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. LISTING DETAILS 11”x14” limited edition screen print, signed by the artist. This is a signed, limited edition, six color way screen print. “Deep Breaths” has been shown at Oklahoma Contemporary, and OVAC Momentum. ARTIST BIO Đan Lynh Phạm is a Vietnamese American artist and illustrator born in Vietnam and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She completed her B.F.A in Studio Arts at Oklahoma State University and uses a variety of art mediums, including watercolors, sculpture, and digital art. Phạm's work focuses on her ongoing fascination with her identity, socialization, and the construction of culture. Her work aims to redefine what it means to be an Asian American woman and examines her upbringing in midwest America. Phạm has received awards from juried exhibitions such as Oklahoma Visual Artist Coalition's Momentum exhibition and featured in xPlicit Asia Magazine, Germany's first online magazine to celebrate AAPI Culture and Arts. In addition, she has exhibited solo shows in Oklahoma and Texas, and her work will be a part of Oklahoma Contemporary Art Center's upcoming exhibition. https://www.instagram.com/danphamit.art AT VERSES This listing will be on display at the event. Đan will also have a booth where she will be kicking off “Seeking Community,” a community-driven zine project that aims to create visibility and promote solidarity among the immigrant and refugee communities in Tulsa, Oklahoma. |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $400. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. LISTING DETAILS 11”x14” limited edition screen print, signed by the artist. 2021. This is a signed, limited edition, six color way screen print. “Thank you, Ba Noi (Grandmother)” has been shown at Oklahoma Contemporary, OVAC Momentum, and Wells Contemporary in Wells, England. ARTIST BIO Đan Lynh Phạm is a Vietnamese American artist and illustrator born in Vietnam and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She completed her B.F.A in Studio Arts at Oklahoma State University and uses a variety of art mediums, including watercolors, sculpture, and digital art. Phạm's work focuses on her ongoing fascination with her identity, socialization, and the construction of culture. Her work aims to redefine what it means to be an Asian American woman and examines her upbringing in midwest America. Phạm has received awards from juried exhibitions such as Oklahoma Visual Artist Coalition's Momentum exhibition and featured in xPlicit Asia Magazine, Germany's first online magazine to celebrate AAPI Culture and Arts. In addition, she has exhibited solo shows in Oklahoma and Texas, and her work will be a part of Oklahoma Contemporary Art Center's upcoming exhibition. https://www.instagram.com/danphamit.art AT VERSES This listing will be on display at the event. Đan will also have a booth where she will be kicking off “Seeking Community,” a community-driven zine project that aims to create visibility and promote solidarity among the immigrant and refugee communities in Tulsa, Oklahoma. |
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| LISTING DETAILS Not one but THREE prints from OKC artist Todd E Clark: this set includes 11"x14" prints of Basquiat, Divine & Dolly! ARTIST BIO Todd E Clark is a multidisciplinary artist hailing from the OKC area, who has immersed himself in a lifetime of creative endeavors. Todd wears many hats as an artist, graphic designer, illustrator, photographer, musician, and actor, appreciating that some roles come more naturally to him than others. Ingrained in the local creative scene, Todd also collaborates with the Factory Obscura collective of artists, proudly showcasing his fine art prints and merchandise in their gift shop. Todd finds solace in the loving presence of his wife, four cherished pets, a flourishing collection of house plants, and an abundance of local art. Check out Todd's work on his website at toddeclark.com. AT VERSES This listing will be onsite at the event. Todd will also have a booth at VERSES where you can purchase more prints, stickers, and other original artworks. |
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| LISTING DETAILS: One limited Centennial edition of RELEASE ME: the Spirits of Greenwood Speak anthology. It's #59 of #100 (only 100 hardcover copies will ever be printed). Published by New Greenwood, LLC. It was a Greenwood Art Project and sponsored by Tulsa Artist Fellowship. There are over 60 fantastic contributors including former Poet Laureate of the United States, Dr. Joy Harjo, Phetote Mshairi, Quraysh Ali Lansana, Deborah Hunter, Sarah Ahmad, Hannibal B. Johnson, Don Thompson, Dr. Miriam Mills, and many more renowned poets, authors/writers, artists, photographers, and historians in RELEASE ME: the Spirits of Greenwood Speak. BIO: Phetote (Fee toh tee) Mshairi (Em shah ee ree) is a poet/interdisciplinary artist with Tulsa Artist Fellowship; owner/publisher at New Greenwood, LLC; Vice-Chair of the Poetry Committee and member of the Programming Committee at Living Arts of Tulsa; member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.; and a Greenwood Art Project artist from Tulsa, OK (2021). He got his Bachelor of Business Administration from Langston University. He is the editor and publisher of RELEASE ME: the Spirits of Greenwood Speak anthology (2021); writer/publisher of An Old Fart and a Thousand Sentiments (2023); and writer/publisher of publications in the works from children’s books to an anthology advocating various forms of literacy called Tulsa Artist Fellows Inciting: LITERACY. He has curated over 120 poetry events and performed in over 500 live multidisciplinary collaborative events. Phetote is also a mentor with 100 Black Men of Tulsa, community activist, poetry slam champion, literacy advocate, copywriter, songwriter, host, actor, keynote speaker, and perpetual learner. Ever since Phetote could form sentences, he’s been sentenced to a life of making sense of life by translating sentiments into rhythmic sentences. Phetote Mshairi writes for those at a loss for words. https://www.newgreenwoodllc.com/ AT VERSES This listing will be on display at the event. Phetote will also have a booth. |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $100. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. LISTING DETAILS: Acrylic on paper, 18"x24" 2023 ARTIST BIO: Elizabeth Henley is a painter and multimedia artist from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Her art journeys through themes of self exploration and preservation, identity, strength, trauma, and spirituality as they relate to her experience of living in present day Oklahoma. Henley’s desire for inclusion and diversity in art led her to found Black Moon in 2018, an all Black artist collective focused on breaking standards, pushing innovation, and cultivating creativity. With the formation of Black Moon, her goal is to cultivate successful artists and establish Black Moon as a key resource for artists to reach their artistic goals. As an artist, her intention is to inspire, uplift, and empower the viewers of her pieces. |
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| LISTING DETAILS 2020, 8”x8” print, sleeved and unframed "The is a piece that is a part of the 'IYKYK' series. This series celebrates the unique experiences I had growing up as a Vietnamese American." ARTIST BIO Đan Lynh Phạm is a Vietnamese American artist and illustrator born in Vietnam and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She completed her B.F.A in Studio Arts at Oklahoma State University and uses a variety of art mediums, including watercolors, sculpture, and digital art. Phạm's work focuses on her ongoing fascination with her identity, socialization, and the construction of culture. Her work aims to redefine what it means to be an Asian American woman and examines her upbringing in midwest America. Phạm has received awards from juried exhibitions such as Oklahoma Visual Artist Coalition's Momentum exhibition and featured in xPlicit Asia Magazine, Germany's first online magazine to celebrate AAPI Culture and Arts. In addition, she has exhibited solo shows in Oklahoma and Texas, and her work will be a part of Oklahoma Contemporary Art Center's upcoming exhibition. https://www.instagram.com/danphamit.art AT VERSES This listing will be on display at the event. Đan will also have a booth where she will be kicking off “Seeking Community,” a community-driven zine project that aims to create visibility and promote solidarity among the immigrant and refugee communities in Tulsa, Oklahoma. |
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| LISTING DETAILS 2020, 8”x10” print, sleeved and unframed This piece is a part of a series that tackles the conflicting tropes that have been placed on Asian women and the AANHPI community. We are rarely seen as strong, independent, or commanding. This series combats these tropes by reminding viewers of our humanity and reclaims our identity as powerful and competent individuals. ARTIST BIO Đan Lynh Phạm is a Vietnamese American artist and illustrator born in Vietnam and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She completed her B.F.A in Studio Arts at Oklahoma State University and uses a variety of art mediums, including watercolors, sculpture, and digital art. Phạm's work focuses on her ongoing fascination with her identity, socialization, and the construction of culture. Her work aims to redefine what it means to be an Asian American woman and examines her upbringing in midwest America. Phạm has received awards from juried exhibitions such as Oklahoma Visual Artist Coalition's Momentum exhibition and featured in xPlicit Asia Magazine, Germany's first online magazine to celebrate AAPI Culture and Arts. In addition, she has exhibited solo shows in Oklahoma and Texas, and her work will be a part of Oklahoma Contemporary Art Center's upcoming exhibition. https://www.instagram.com/danphamit.art AT VERSES This listing will be on display at the event. Đan will also have a booth where she will be kicking off “Seeking Community,” a community-driven zine project that aims to create visibility and promote solidarity among the immigrant and refugee communities in Tulsa, Oklahoma. |
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| Curated gift tote from Whitty Books including a gift card, book, book weight, mini notebooks, zine/collage kit, zine, and bookmarks! |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $50. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. Purchase this practical Magic City tote bag and tumbler, button and pencil bag along with an autographed copy of Joy Harjo's An American Sunrise and the classic young adult novel, The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton. |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $75. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. LISTING DETAILS A selection of award-winning books from The RoadRunner Press list: How I Became A Ghost, Crimes of Redemption, The Bridge Troll Murders, The Bulldoggers Club—The Tale of the Ill-Gotten Catfish, The Boy Who Carried Bricks, The Survivor Tree, The Immortal Von. B, Oklahoma’s Most Notorious Cases, Vol. 1, The Lions at Night, The Long Road to Happy, and That is a Hat. |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $75. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. LISTING DETAILS Fresh-cut arrangement from Luna Farm! (the arrangement being auctioned is not pictured, but will be onsite at the VERSES event) |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $100. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. LISTING DETAILS Pendant- sterling silver setting and carved fused dichroic glass hand crafted by this artist. 20” purple leather cord with a locking magnetic clasp. Pendant is 3.25” long by 1.75” width at its widest. 2020 ARTIST BIO "I am a metalsmith using silver, copper and some gold making one of a kind jewelry. I am also a glass artist working with fused glass and enamel. I love clean modern lines and am inspired by nature,art deco, art nouveau, mid century modern and Emilio Pucci. I love bright colors-my husband calls me his raccoon! But I am a very fun and sophisticated one!" AT VERSES This listing will be onsite at the event. |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $75. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. Description: Ceramic Platter. Unknown Tulsa area artist. 16.5" with pedestal feet, approximately 2" in height. |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $50. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. LISTING DETAILS .75” domed sterling silver discs adorned with a fresh water pearl on sterling posts ARTIST BIO "I am a metalsmith using silver, copper and some gold making one of a kind jewelry. I am also a glass artist working with fused glass and enamel. I love clean modern lines and am inspired by nature,art deco, art nouveau, mid century modern and Emilio Pucci. I love bright colors-my husband calls me his raccoon! But I am a very fun and sophisticated one!" AT VERSES This listing will be onsite at the event. |
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| RESERVE This item has a reserve of $600. If the reserve is not met, the item will not be awarded. " I Am Weary, Let Me Rest" 2023, Graphite This portrait of the goddess and her hound (Persephone and Cerberus) was created as a celebration of life. There is so much beauty within aging that often goes unseen. We start sweet and delicate like a flower, and as we grow, we experience culture, tradition, love, and pain. Our wrinkles and scars represent all that we've seen and felt. And as we start to fade to dust, we bring life back into the earth beneath us. Framed, 36.5 x 30.5 BIOGRAPHY Katie Kuntz is a Tulsa resident, currently living and studying in Savannah, GA. Her focus is on Illustration for Publication and Animation. Her works have been featured in galleries from California to New York. Her style embraces the deeply disturbing, and can be viewed on her Instagram page, @katiee.draws |
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