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6th annual
Woodstock Fine Art Auction
Sunday, August 31, 2008 at 2 pm
to be held at the Bearsville Theater.
Preview of the auction will be held at the WAAM
August 22 - 30, 2008.
This is the WAAM's most successful fundraising event
and one of region's favorite spectacles!
Donations and consignments welcome
Intake days are Fri, June 20 and Fri, June 27 from 12-6 pm.
Call to reserve a time by emaiing auction@woodstockart.org
or call 845-679-2940 x 101 for more information.
2007 RESULTS
available by clicking here
The 5th annual Woodstock Fine Art Auction
was held Sunday, September 2, 2007
The Woodstock Fine Art Auction has proven once again to be an excellent source for fine quality works of art and historical objects - particularly of regional interest - in the $500- $20,000 range. American paintings, prints, and sculpture were included this year, as were European, Asian, and African art and objets d'art.
In addition to several important Asian works of art, the 2007 auction included works by: Robert Angeloch, Paul Arndt, Milton Avery, Will Barnet, Miles Baron George Bellows, W.T. Benda, Ben Benn, Thomas Hart Benton, Arnold Blanch, Lucile Blanch, Ilya Bolotowsky, Clarence Bolton, Bolton Brown, John F. Carlson, Seymour Chwast, Judy Chicago, Cecil Chichester, Richard Crist (I assume), Florence Ballin Cramer, Konrad Cramer, Currier & Ives, Julio De Diego, Eistein Drogseth, John Ernst, Philip Evergood, John Fenton, Ernest Fiene, Leonor Fini, Howard Finster, John Flannagan, Henry Eugene Fritz, John Gambino, Emil Ganso, Anthony Gennarelli, Eugenie Gershoy, Margarita Gibbons, Marion Greenwood, Bruce Gregory, William Gropper, Chaim Gross, Hideo Hagiwara, Agnes Hart, Rosella Hartman, Anne Helioff, Wilna Hervey, Irwin Hoffman, Neil Ives, Annot Jacobi, Robert Jessup, Reuben Kadish, Frank Kleinholz, Georgina Klitgaard, Manuel Komroff, Leon Kroll, Sidney Laufman, Doris Lee, Richard Lillis, Nicholas Luisi, Ethel Magafan, Marino Marini, Fletcher Martin, Reginald Marsh, Henry Mattson, Laura Wasson Maxwell, Henry Lee McFee, Austin Mecklem, Sigmund Menkes, Herbert Meyer, Sally Michel, Edward Millman, Lee Myczskowski, Reuben Nakian, Jane Peterson, Robert Orsini, John Pike, Robert Pikelny, Joseph Pollet, Anton Refregier, Agnes Robertson, Charles Rosen, Chauncey Ryder, Robert Sarsony, Rolph Scarlett, Louis Schanker, Richard Segalman, William Sewell, Helen Shotwell, Attilio Simonetti, Kurt Sluizer, Judith Sobel, Miron Sokole, Eugene Speicher, Zulma Steele, Susanne Suba, Harry Tedlie, George Albert Thompson, Mark Tobey, Margaret & Rudolf Wetterau, Reginald Wilson, Arthur Zaidenberg, and others.
Email us at auction@woodstockart.org to inquire about consigning for this years auction to be held Sunday, August 31, 2008, Labor Day Weekend.
2006 RESULTS CAN BE VIEWED BY clicking here
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click here for NEWS from the Permanent Collection
THANK YOU SENATOR BONACIC AND THE COMMUNITY CAPITAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM!
The Woodstock Artists Association & Museum (WAAM) is pleased to announce that it is the recipient of a $50,000 grant obtained by Senator John Bonacic through the Community Capital Assistance Program. Funding will assist the WAAM with capital improvements on the interior and exterior of the building. Senator Bonacic visited the WAAM galleries recently and enjoyed a private tour with the staff and board members. Much lively discussion ensued around various issues such as tourism and the demographics in our area, the WAAM’s role in providing arts education for local students, the history of the arts in Woodstock, and of course, the extensive contemporary art scene in the region.
The WAAM was established in 1919 and is one of the oldest arts organizations of its kind. As a not-for- profit membership organization, the WAAM promotes, supports and fosters the visual arts and art education. WAAM gallery spaces for contemporary artists give members the opportunity to publicly exhibit their work monthly in professionally juried shows. Their work is a diverse representation of the scope of talented artists living in the surrounding communities. The Towbin Museum Wing displays selected work from our Permanent Collection in curated exhibitions that change quarterly. Many nationally and internationally known artists who lived and worked in Woodstock over the past century comprise this outstanding collection. The Archives are a resource for scholars and historians of American art and hold a rich collection of photos and documentation relating to past and present Woodstock artists. Our Museum Educator extends the history of these artists into the schools and provides inspiring, creative projects and opportunities for all local students. Various other culturally related events are presented throughout the year, such as music, theater, and dance.
The staff and board of the Woodstock Artists Association & Museum would like to express their great appreciation to Senator Bonacic and the Community Capital Assistance Program for this grant. The upgrades to our facilities will serve to enhance our professional gallery space for members to exhibit their work, improve the museum wing and vault storage for the Permanent Collection, develop the archives and educational programming, and above all, to continue being a cultural magnet for art lovers visiting and living in the Woodstock community.
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