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Oregon College of Art and Craft (OCAC) is inspiring a new model of Art, Craft and Design education in Portland for the 21st Century. True to its 111-year history, the excellence of OCAC’s vibrant learning model, originating from our mentor and materials-based mission, exponentially increases the knowledge and skills of OCAC students and prepares them for any career in the gig, robotic, and post-work environment.

Creativity is the currency of the future and the unique OCAC educational experience is the pathway to creativity for students to become resilient, adaptive, and innovative thinkers, as well as inventive makers.

We know that educational and business models are changing. Think about what the data show.• Today’s graduates will have an average of 38 careers in the

first ten years after graduation.

• The ability to think creatively is essential to success – personally and globally.

The definition of innovation is to do things differently. Creative thinking learned through an iterative process, working with materials to build fluency in informed decision making – this is innovation.

At OCAC, mentor-based + materials-based learning = creativity.

Your support of our OCAC students through the Silent and Live Auctions, raffle tickets, and paddle raise tonight, as well as throughout the year in annual fund support, corporate gifts, foundation grants, and in your estate planning, are critical to the success of the OCAC educational commitment — creating the critical thinkers and leaders of the next generation who will shape the future with their creativity!

Thank you for joining me in the OCAC partnership to shape an exciting present and promising tomorrow,

Welcome to the 23rd Annual Art on the Vine!FROM THE PRESIDENT

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Thank you to all the 2018 Sponsors and Table Hosts!

Cathedral Ridge Winery

a l c h e m y

e x p e r t j e w e l e r s

TOM & TINA DAVIS

PATTY & JOHN BENTLEY

RAFFLE SPONSOR

Nonstop Wellness

STUDENT COMMISSION SPONSORS

Alchemy Jeweler

Patty & John Bentley

COLAB Architecture + Urban Design LLC

Tom & Tina Davis

Skylab Architecture

TABLE HOSTS

Kendall Acheson

William H. and Mary L . Bauman Foundation,

Julietta Bauman

Keith Bevan & David Schaeffer

Bonhams, Sheryl Acheson

John I . Haas Inc., Tom & Tina Davis

MaryAnn Deffenbaugh

Marjorie Dial & Janet Will iamson

Matthew Ellis & Bill Schultz

EY, Kristin Valente & Brian Madden

Gerding Edlen, Jennifer Kalberer

Hacker, Charles Dorn &

Linda Romanowski

Mary Chomenko Hinckley &

Greg Hinckley

Jiseon & Melik Isbara

EVENT CHAIRS

Deneen & Raymond King

PRESENTING SPONSOR

The Harold & Arlene Schnitzer

CARE Foundation

VISIONARY SPONSOR

Morel Ink

EY

PREMIER WINE SPONSOR

Cathedral Ridge Winery

SILENT AUCTION SPONSOR

Bonhams

Nike

OPAD

Pendleton Woolen Mills

ARTIST’S TABLE SPONSOR

Vibrant Table

CGC Financial Services

FRAMING SPONSOR

Framing Resource

VIDEO SPONSOR

Spirit Media

Organization, Planning and Development

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Evening Schedule

5:30pm Complimentary Valet Parking

Registration Opens

Cocktails and Silent Auction – Fred & Suzanne Fields Ballroom

7:00pm Silent Auction Closes

7:15pm Dinner and Live Auction – Kridel Grand Ballroom

9:30pm Raffle Drawing – Kridel Grand Ballroom

9:45pm Art and Wine Pick-Up – Fred & Suzanne Fields Ballroom

Jeanine Jablonski

Deneen & Raymond King

Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP,

Kay & Roy Abramowitz

Denise Mullen

Nike, Howard Lichter

Randy & Heidi O’Connor

OPAD, Harold Goldstein &

Carol Streeter

Orrick

Pavelcomm, Bonnie & James Pavel

Wilf & Mary Ellen Pinfold

Rosemary Anderson High School

Barry & Hazel Schlesinger

The Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE

Foundation, Jordan Schnitzer

Elizabeth Sterling

(W)here Real Estate, Kristina Opsahl

Jacob Winkler

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raffle SKETCHED EARRINGS BY AU

Value: $3,650 Sponsored by Nonstop WellnessCourtesy of Artist Allison Ullmer

Frivolity. Adornment. Celebration. Amusement and pleasure. Gold and its warming luster. Jewelry is a conscious expression of embracing life, a declaration of personal expression, and the best and most personal exchange of art, design, fashion and taste.

The Sketched Earrings are hand-pierced, 18K recycled yellow gold, combining AU’s baroque and webbing patterns to create a slightly curved, sleek, contemporary earring. Each earring is approximately 1” x 1.5” and finished with yellow gold posts and backs.

allisonullmer.comTickets $100 each

Limit 100 tickets

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Silent Auction

The Silent Auction begins at 5:30pm and closes at 7:00pm in the Fields Ballroom.

Upon checking in, you will receive an email and text with a link directing you to the Silent Auction website. All bids for the Silent Auction will be done via the mobile bidding platform either on a personal device or with the assistance of a volunteer. Winning bidders of Silent Auction items will be given an invoice with a list of auction items at Checkout.

Checkout and purchase pickup will be available beginning at 9:45pm in the Fields Ballroom.

Winning bids of Silent Auction items will be included on your final receipt when you check out. Winning bids of Live Auction items will also be listed on your final invoice.

Thank you so much for your support of OCAC!

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SaladTreviso Radicchio SaladBurrata, Mango & Pea Tendrils

Rustic BreadSweet Cream Butter

Entrée choice ofHalibutCauliflower Couscous & English Pea Cream

Or

Spring Pea Farro RisottoGrilled Polenta

DessertPot de Crème with Orange Posset & Chantilly Cream

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Live Auction

The Live Auction and dinner will begin at 7:15pm in the Kridel Grand Ballroom.

The Live Auction features a carefully curated selection of works by represented and independent artists and OCAC Student and Alumni Commissioned pieces. Upon checking in, you will be assigned a bidder number. To bid on items during the Live Auction, simply hold your bid card high. Continue to hold your bid card in the air until the auctioneer (with the assistance of spotters) confirms your bid amount and your bid number. The auctioneer will determine the highest and final bid and announce that the item is sold. Once sold, a volunteer will deliver the receipt for your review, ask for your signature, and give you a copy.

Checkout and purchase pick-up will be available beginning at 9:45pm in the Fields Ballroom.

After obtaining your receipt at registration, present it at the checkout station to pick up your purchase(s). Winning bids of Silent Auction items will be included on your final receipt when you check out.

Thank you so much for your support of OCAC!

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glazed ceramic tile23” x 39”Value: $4,000Courtesy of the artist and Eutectic Gallery

1. Bobby SilvermanUntitled (Diptych)

Permanent Collections:• Renwick Gallery at the Smithsonian

American Art Museum, Washington, D.C.

• Museum of Arts and Design, New York, NY

• Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX• The Berman Collection,

New York, NY• European Ceramic Workcentre,

Netherlands

Awards, Grants and Residencies:• Archie Bray Foundation for the

Ceramic Arts• Louisiana State Council of the Arts • New York State Council of the Arts • National Endowment of the Arts

photo: Richard Gehrke

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2. Winona HwangBrooch & Lapel Pin with Case

OCAC Art on the Vine 2018 Student Commission Artist

Sponsored by Tom & Tina Davis

sterling silver, 18k gold, blackened copper, walnut, glass1.25” x 7.75” x 7.75”Value: $1,000


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acrylic, charcoal on paper on canvas36” x 24”Value: $2,500Courtesy of the artist and Froelick Gallery

3.Gwen DavidsonBlue Bay

Permanent Collections:• Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR• Hallie Ford Museum of Art, Willamette University, Salem, OR• Nordstrom, Inc.• City of Portland Portable Works, Portland, OR• University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX

Awards, Grants and Residencies:• The Ballinglen Arts Foundation• Public Art Commission: Oregon Arts Commission• Purchase Award, Coos Art Museum

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carbon pigment print, edition 2/555” x 44”Value: $3,200Courtesy of the artist and PDX CONTEMPORARY ART

4.Amjad FaurThe Fattened Calf

Permanent Collections:• Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR• Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, Amman, Jordan• The Microsoft Art Collection, Redmond, WA• Umpqua Community College, Roseburg, OR• City of Portland Portable Works, Portland, OR

Awards, Grants and Residencies:• Artist Trust Fellowship Award

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collaged relief sculpture of found objects, wax, glass13.5” x 23.25” x 3”Value: $1,000


Sponsored by Patty & John Bentley

5.Aaron JarrettWorlds Ascendant and Descendant


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acrylic, ink, spray paint, marker, pencil and mascara on paper23.25” x 22.5”Value: $4,500Courtesy of the artist and Adams and Ollman

Permanent Collections:• Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY• Soloman R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, NY• Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, CA• Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA• Brooklyn Museum, New York, NY

Awards, Grants and Residencies:• Anonymous Was a Woman Award, New York, NY

6.Joan NelsonUntitled

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Limited edition of 50 $450 each

7. Jeffry MitchellElefant Centerpieces

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This year’s centerpieces are an edition of 50 handmade sculptures made exclusively for Art on the Vine. An iconic symbol of artist Jeffry Mitchell, these white-glazed terra cotta figures are available only through the 2018 auction and are offered by the artist and PDX CONTEMPORARY ART in support of student scholarships for the College.

Mitchell, a Seattle-based artist, has a close relationship with OCAC through his two visits as an Artist-in-Residence, generously funded by the Collins Foundation. His work is known for its sincere, approachable and tender sensibility, yet the work is packed with an immediacy and intensity that relates to his unique worldview.


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oil on canvas24” x 24”Value: $1,500Courtesy of the artist

Member of OCAC Board of Trustees

8.Hazel SchlesingerEclipse

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Value: $2,500Courtesy of Joe Mueller and Wildwood & Company

9.Wildwood & CompanyCustom Handmade Sport Coat

The Oregonian calls Wildwood & Company’s custom apparel “an experience that will take you back to when suit making was an art form.” Whether it’s in timeless fine flannel or tweed, or something more adventuresome, a perfectly-fitted custom handmade sport coat from Wildwood & Company is something to be treasured.

The winning bidder will need to come to Wildwood & Company’s walnut-paneled, whisky-stocked lounge in downtown Portland for an initial consultation and measurements, and usually one or two subsequent fittings over 8-10 weeks. Many fine fabrics are included in this offering; however, some more exotic fabrics would incur additional cost.

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archival pigment print, edition 1/332” x 26”Value: $2,500Courtesy of the artist and UPFOR GalleryFraming courtesy of Framing Resource

Permanent Collections:• Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX• Frye Art Museum, Seattle, WA• Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA• Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, SUNY New Paltz, NY• The Microsoft Art Collection, Redmond, WA

Awards, Grants and Residencies:• Joan Mitchell Painters & Sculptors Grant• Open Sessions Artist, The Drawing Center• Art Matters• MacDowell Colony• Vermont Studio Center

10.Rodrigo ValenzuelaBarricade No. 8

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18k gold, sterling silver, citrinePendant Size: 2.5” x 1.75”; Chain: 30”Value: $1,000


Sponsored by Alchemy Jeweler

11. Gina RiosPendant, Earrings and Ring


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collage on cardboard with pencil and paint19” x 15”Value: $3,000Courtesy of a private collectorArtist represented by PDX CONTEMPORARY ART

Permanent Collections:• Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY• Boise Art Museum, Boise, ID• Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR• Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, WA• Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA

Awards, Grants and Residencies:• Hallie Ford Fellow

12.D.E. MayUntitled #320


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nickel-plated bronzeedition 6/930” x 35.5” x 10”Value: $18,000Courtesy of the artist and Augen Gallery

Member of OCAC Board of Trustees

Permanent Collections:• City of San Francisco, CA• Paramount Hotel, Portland OR• Digital Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA• IBM, San Jose, CA• One Colorado Associates, Pasadena, CA• State of California

Awards, Grants and Residencies:• Virginia Center for the Creative Arts Fellowship

13.Mary Chomenko HinckleyPasadena | Portland Coyote

photo: Richard Strode

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Your Special Appeal gift tonight will directly support scholarships for students in the BFA, MFA and youth programs.

• 90% of entering students require financial support to make their education possible.

• In 2017, OCAC awarded over $1.7 million in scholarships.

• OCAC’s undergraduate tuition remains among the lowest for nationally accredited private art colleges in the United States.

Invest in the next generation of self-reliant creatives, critical thinkers, and imaginative makers – the artists, entrepreneurs, and innovators of tomorrow!

THANK YOU!

14.Special AppealPaddle Raise for Scholarship

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glazed terra cotta8” x 6” x 6”$3,000Artist represented by PDX CONTEMPORARY ARTOCAC Artist-in-Residence

Permanent Collections:• Harvard University, Fogg Art Museum, Cambridge, MA• Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA• Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX• Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR• Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, WA

Awards, Grants and Residencies:• Contemporary Northwest Art Awards Finalist• Joan Mitchell Painters and Sculptors Award• MacDowell Colony • Zentrum für Keramik

15.Jeffry MitchellThe Time Jug


MOTHER AND DAUGHTER: A DONATION TO OCAC FROM SARAH MILLER MEIGS AND THE ESTATE OF PRUDENCE MILLER

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glazed terra cotta9” x 9” x 9”$3,500Artist represented by PDX CONTEMPORARY ARTOCAC Artist-in-Residence

Permanent Collections:• Harvard University, Fogg Art Museum, Cambridge, MA• Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA• Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX• Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR• Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, WA

Awards, Grants and Residencies:• Contemporary Northwest Art Awards Finalist• Joan Mitchell Painters and Sculptors Award• MacDowell Colony • Zentrum für Keramik

16.Jeffry MitchellFace Kettle



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watercolor on rice paper with epoxy resin20.5” x 16.5”Value: $7,000Artist represented by Russo Lee Gallery

Permanent Collections:• Boise Art Museum, Boise, ID• Harsch Investment Corp., Portland, OR• Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR• Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR• Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA

17.René RickabaughBlossom 86



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watercolor on rice paper with epoxy resin20.5” x 16.5”Value: $7,000Artist represented by Russo Lee Gallery

Permanent Collections:• Boise Art Museum, Boise, ID• Harsch Investment Corp., Portland, OR• Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR• Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR• Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA

18.René RickabaughBlossom 88



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acrylic on canvas, 44.5” x 59”Value: $12,000Artist’s estate represented by Russo Lee Gallery

Permanent Collections:• Galerie Akmak, Berlin, Germany• Oregon State Capitol Art Collection, Salem, OR• Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR• Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, WA• Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA

Awards, Grants and Residencies:• Governor’s Award for the Arts• Portland Art Museum Commission• Safeco Art Leadership Award• State of Oregon Arts Commission Award• WPA Murals

19.Michele Russo (American, 1909-2004)

Two Men



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screen print49” x 49”Value: $5,000Courtesy of collectors Donald and Sarah NewlandsFraming courtesy of Framing Resource

Permanent Collections:• Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, NY• The Centre Pompidou, Paris, France• Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, CA• Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.• Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, CA• Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY• National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.• Victoria and Albert Museum, London, England• Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY

20.Corita Kent (Sister Corita) (American, 1918-1986)

Damn Everything But the Circus


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oil and chalk on recycled dropcloth, 24” x 24”Value: $3,500Courtesy of the artist and Elizabeth Leach Gallery

OCAC Professor and Department Head, Drawing and Painting

Permanent Collections:• City of Portland Portable Works, Portland, OR• Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR• Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI• Saks Fifth Avenue, New York, NY • Willamette University, Salem, OR

Awards, Grants and Residencies:• Contemporary Northwest Art Award• Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts • Hallie Ford Fellowship• Internationale Scuola di Grafica• MacDowell Colony

21.Michelle RossHook, Line and Sinker

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glazed stoneware13.5” x 6.75” x 6.75”Value: $1,500Courtesy of the artist and Adams and Ollman

22.Dino MattUntitled

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kiln-formed glass10” x 32” x 1”Value: $3,700Courtesy of collectors Sue Horn-Caskey & Rick CaskeyArtist represented by Bullseye Projects

Permanent Collections:• Hunter Museum of American Art,

Chattanooga, Tennessee• Montreal Museum of Fine Arts,

Montreal, Canada• Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

Awards, Grants and Residencies:• CraftHouston Award of Merit• NICHE Award• Pilchuck Glass School

23. Catharine NewellGrand Central Triptych


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hand-thrown red stonewaredimensions variableValue: $1,500

OCAC Art on the Vine 2018 Alumna Commission

Sponsored by Skylab Architecture

24. Sarah WolfDinnerware Set for 8 and Serveware


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wood, found antlers, cotton crochet, fabric, polyurethane foam38” x 17.5” x 23”Value: $2,800Courtesy of the artist and Vernissage Fine Art

Permanent Collections:• The Grove, San Francisco, CA• Seattle Portable Works, Seattle, WA• Zed 51, Chicago, IL

25.Rachel DennyArctic Chill


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mixed media on canvas24” x 24”Value: $2,600Courtesy of collectors Brooks & Dorothy CofieldArtist represented by Russo Lee Gallery

Permanent Collections:• Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, OR• Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR• Stanford University Hospital, Palo Alto, CA• Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, WA• United States Embassy, Art in Embassies Program, Republic of Djibouti,

Horn of Africa

Awards, Grants and Residencies:• Doernbecher Children’s Hospital• Oregon Arts Commission Individual Artist Fellowship• Oregon Public Art Roster, Oregon Arts Commission• Portland State University• Vermont Studio Center

26.Margot Voorhies ThompsonWords in Motion 8


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18k yellow gold, 18k white gold, round brilliant diamondschain length: 18”Value: $12,500Courtesy of Julietta Bauman Member of OCAC Board of Trustees

Di MODOLO is the innovative luxury brand that made its mark with exquisite 18k gold and diamond jewelry. The unique shapes and designs are based on the philosophy that everything encompasses purity, clarity, freedom of movement, and the sensual pleasure of wearing. Designed and manufactured in Italy, each distinctive collection reflects the essence of modern elegance and timeless beauty with its original design and impeccable craftsmanship.

27.Di MODOLO | MilanoTriadra 18k Gold & Diamond Necklace

This 18k yellow and white gold Triadra Collar Necklace features 0.410 carats of round brilliant diamonds with open links and a hinged clip closure.

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line etching and aquatintedition 2/15029” x 22.5”Value: $5,000Courtesy of a private collectorFraming courtesy of Framing Resource

Permanent Collections:• The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY• Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY• Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C.• Soloman R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, NY• Tate, London, England• Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY

28.Mark Tobey(American, 1890-1976)

Untitled


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sapele wood and powder-coated steel18.5” x 43” x 27”Value: $3,200Courtesy of Revolution Design House

Joe Gibson, designer, OCAC Alumnus

29.Revolution Design HouseBoxcar Bench - Mini with Storage

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30.Reagan Ward Columbia River Gorge Triptych

archival pigment print32.5” x 53.5”$1,000

OCAC Art on the Vine 2018 Student CommissionFraming courtesy of Framing Resource

Sponsored by COLAB Architecture + Urban Design LLC

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31.A Special Evening at the Stunningly Restored Mid-Century Home of Esteemed Collector Kathleen Lewis

$300 per ticket

A cocktail reception for 50 guests at the home of Kathleen Lewis. An architectural masterpiece designed by Walter Gordon in 1970, the home has been renovated to showcase the owner’s collection of regional and international artists. Kathleen is the second owner of the house and has retained the architect’s original design and vision.

Courtesy of collector Kathleen Lewis

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We are delighted to be presenting sponsors of this year’s Art on the Vine.

Thank you for supporting the student scholarships that tonight’s event benefits, giving talented artists access to the exceptional

education Oregon College of Art and Craft provides.

Arlene Schnitzer & Jordan Schnitzer

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We are delighted to be presenting sponsors of this year’s Art on the Vine.

Thank you for supporting the student scholarships that tonight’s event benefits, giving talented artists access to the exceptional

education Oregon College of Art and Craft provides.

Arlene Schnitzer & Jordan Schnitzer

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BUNNY AND CLYDE IS PROUD TO SUPPORT SCHOLARSHIPS AT OREGON COLLEGE OF ART AND CRAFT!

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Oregon College of Art and Craft traces its origins to 1907 when Julia Hoffman founded the Arts and Crafts Society.

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The Julia Hoffman Legacy SocietyThe Julia Hoffman Legacy Society honors supporters who have generously included Oregon College of Art and Craft in their estate and financial plans such as wills, trusts, life insurance, retirement plans, or other planned giving arrangements.

These generous and farsighted benefactors have discovered that they can make a meaningful gift to OCAC while enhancing their own future or their families’ financial well-being.

Planned gifts are a vital source of support for OCAC. They strengthen our endowment, provide much-needed annual income, and support our scholarship program and unique educational programs.

We hope you will consider playing an important part in our future by becoming a Legacy Society member. If you have already included us in your estate plans or are interested in learning more, please contact us at 971-255-4208 or email [email protected].

Members of the Julia Hoffman Legacy Society are recognized in a variety of ways:• Listing on the OCAC website • Invitation to on-campus events including open houses, lectures, and artist studio visits • Invitation to an annual Julia Hoffman Legacy Society event

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Checkout and PaymentsCheckout will open at 9:45pm in the PAM lobby. Please pay for all items and any Special Appeal contributions made at the event. After checking in with your name and bid number, a volunteer will hand you a final receipt for your review. You may pay by cash, check (payable to OCAC), or credit card. We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. Once you have confirmed your receipt is correct, take your receipt to the Fields Ballroom where another volunteer will retrieve your items.

Delivery Services AvailableDelivery of artwork is available for $50 within a 30-mile radius of the greater Portland metropolitan area. Delivery may be scheduled for a weekday at a mutually agreeable time. To schedule a delivery, please call 971.255.4177. The College is able to store purchased auction items for up to one month, unless other arrangements have been made. After May 7, 2018, auction items not picked up become the property of the College.

Tax InformationOCAC is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization with tax ID number 93-0391547. You will receive a receipt at Checkout for items purchased, and we will send a follow-up letter noting your tax deductible amount for each purchase. Please save the receipt and the letter for your tax purposes. Fair market value or retail value of each item has been established by the donor(s) of each auction item.

LiabilityAll sales are final with no exchanges or refunds. Please read and listen carefully to item descriptions and restrictions. Auction sponsors assume no liability and do not make any guarantees for the products or services purchased. OCAC neither warrants nor represents, and is not responsible for, the accuracy and authenticity, authorship, provenance or condition of items. No statement made in this catalog or made orally at the auction shall be deemed such a warranty, representation or assumption of liability. The values listed are estimates only and warranted for tax purposes or fair market value. Items have not been appraised unless so noted. Unless otherwise indicated, all goods and services or certificates must be claimed within one year of the auction date. Gift certificates may not be redeemed for cash.

We regret any omission of information not provided by donors, or of donations, artists, or sponsorships received after printing deadlines.

Michael T. Hensley, Landscape

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OCAC Board of TrusteesKay AbramowitzSheryl Acheson Julietta BaumanMary Chomenko Hinckley Tom DavisMatthew EllisHarold GoldsteinJeanine Jablonski Deneen King Howard Lichter Randy O’Connor Wilf Pinfold Richard PriceJane SchiffhauerHazel SchlesingerElizabeth Sterling Kristin ValenteJacob Winkler

OCAC Foundation BoardTom DavisJamieson GrabenhorstKari HebblePaul Koehler Brad Lawliss Randy O’Connor Albert Passadore, Jr.Richard Price

Development CommitteeSheryl AchesonJulietta BaumanMary Chomenko HinckleyJane SchiffhauerHazel SchlesingerElizabeth Sterling

2018 Procurement CommitteeSheryl Acheson, ChairAmy AdamsMaryAnn DeffenbaughAlison Mowday GoldLuisa Adrianzen GuyerJordan PieperRobert Trotman

Advancement StaffDavid Schaeffer, Chief Advancement OfficerHeather Ohta, Advancement OfficerJordan Pieper, Grant WriterBeth Fridh, Communications Manager

Art Registrar and Volunteer CoordinatorAdrienne Eliades

Event ManagerGreg Wallinger, Rose City Projects

Catalog DesignerGreg Maffei, Grey Matter

AuctioneerRon Hippe, Northrup Fundraising Auctions

Art NarratorDaniel Peabody, Gallery Director, Elizabeth Leach Gallery

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OCAC celebrates and thanks all the artists, collectors and gallerists who have supported Art on the Vine 2018.

Collector and Gallery DonorsA private Oregon collector and supporter of art and craftAdams and OllmanAugen GalleryJulietta BaumanBullseye ProjectsBrooks & Dorothy CofieldElizabeth Leach GalleryEutectic GalleryFroelick GallerySue Horn-Caskey & Rick CaskeyKathleen LewisMonograph BookwerksMother and Daughter: A donation to OCAC from Sarah Miller-Meigs and the Estate of Prudence MillerGeri & John MinerDenise MullenDonald & Sarah NewlandsPDX CONTEMPORARY ARTCarol Smith-LarsonUPFOR GalleryVernissage Fine ArtWildwood & Company

Wine DonorsBrooks WineCathedral RidgeChateau BiancaDavid Hill WineryMontinore VineyardsRandy O’ConnorOwen RoeHazel SchlesingerKristin ValenteWalter Scott WinesJacob WinklerWorld Class Wines

At OCAC, we are proud that Art on the Vine exemplifies the highest aesthetic standards. Respect for the artists is seen in the offering of commissions on all sales. The auction is operated in full accordance with the Portland Art Dealers Association (PADA) Auction Policy to protect and preserve artistic integrity.

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ArtistsDiane Avio-AugeeJay Backstrand Bill BailyBetsy & IyaKelsey BowenArielle BrackettBrackishEleanor BrownLouis BunceAlexander CalderIván CarmonaSidonie CaronMary Chomenko HinckleyTom CramerGwen DavidsonNelsie DavisRachel DennyDeborah DewitDi Modolo | MilanoBrigitte DortmundChristian DrayAdrienne EliadesTamara EnglishAmjad FaurBenny FountainShiloh GastelloRichard GehrkeMichael GibbonsDorothy GoodeSusan Green

Amarette GregorMichael T. HensleyYuji HiratsukaShannon HoltSarah HorowitzWinona HwangJunko IijimaJiseon Lee IsbaraManuel IzquierdoAaron JarrettMarilyn JoyceCorita Kent (Sister Corita)Colin KippenYoshihiro KitaiKim LakinKenneth Jay LaneGretha LindwoodDharma Strasser MacCollLydia MartinDino MattD.E. MayDave MeekerRebecca MeltonJeffry MitchellCia MooneyDenise MullenJoan NelsonCatharine NewellSarah Wolf NewlandsGeoffrey Pagen

Hilary PfeiferTom PoirierMichele QuanR. Keaney RathbunRevolution Design HouseRené RickabaughGina RiosMichelle RossMichele RussoHazel SchlesingerJulia ShahvarToko ShinodaBobby SilvermanBen SkibaKate SperanzaChuck St. JohnNicky StatiusMargot Voorhies ThompsonMark TobeyJill TorbersonAllison UllmerRodrigo ValenzuelaRita ValiReagan WardSuzinn WeissMardy WidmanSarah WolfChristy WyckoffAngelica YudastoRenee Zangara

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