David Hockney
Slow Forest, 1993
Lithograph
25" x 33" (34 1/2" x 42 1/2" framed)
Edition: 59/68
Value: $5,500.00

Jeff Koons
Balloon Dog (Blue), 2003
3-D cast porcelain with reflective metallic coating
Approx. 10" Diameter
Edition is #1279/2300
Est. value: $7,000.00

Michael Lazarus
Reasonable, 2001
Oil, enamel paint, collage on wood panel
42" x 36"
Value: $10,000.00

Miranda Lichtenstein
Future Monorail to Cyberjaya, 2000
C-print, Edition 5 of 5
30" x 40"
Value: $4000.00

Roy McMakin
Untitled (3 Drawings), 2009
Graphite and xerox on paper
11” x 14” (each)
Value: $9,000.00

1 month use of Aston Martin Vantage Roadster Convertible
From Aston Martin of Troy
Value: $5,000.00

Roxy Paine
Scumak (S2-P2-CR45), 2007
Low density polyethylene
14" x 33" x 24"
Value: $2,000
Courtesy of the artist and James Cohan Gallery

Jon Pylypchuk
I Watch You Give Up, 2009
Mixed media
(Variable dimensions)
Value: $3,000.00

Joel Shapiro
Chair, 2009
Wood, cardboard, casein
33 1/8" x 17" x 13 3/4"
Value: $5000.00

Keith Sonnier
Rex Chair, 2009
Spray paint on chair
18” x 21” x 26”
Value: $5,000.00

Billy Sullivan
Agyness 1.18.09, 2009
Watercolor on paper
30 x 21.25 inches
Value: $12,000

BERLIN & LEIPZIG
ART AND ARCHITECTURE TOUR - OCTOBER 11-17 2009
Young artists from all over the world have embraced Berlin as one of the most dynamic cities in the world to live in. Experimental and creative activities permeate whole areas of the city, especially in the former East. The plethora of independent art galleries, the quality and scale of the exhibitions, the success of Berlin’s annual
art fair, the Art Forum, and the creation of the Berlin Biennale make the city an undisputed player on the international art scene. Since the fall of the wall, Leipzig has become the unlikely setting for one of Germany’s greatest commercial and artistic success stories: the New Leipzig School of Painters. According to the New York Times, Neo Rauch, Tim Eitel, Matthias Weischer and David Schnell are the “art stars of the decade”. Leipzig’s Weavers Workshops, once the largest in Europe, are today a vast warren of studios, galleries and workshops.

Value: $10,000.

Escape to Your Own Private Tropical Paradise!
A one week vacation for up to 8 adults on the private island of Fort Morgan Cay.

Relax under the Caribbean sun; enjoy the tropical breezes, the sparkling waters and the coral reefs of this islands paradise from the luxury of your own elegant retreat.

The package includes airport pick up and transfer to the island, a staff of five, and access to any activity the guests would like to experience...... kayaking, jet skiing, scuba diving with the sharks, canopy rides in the rainforest, exploring the pristine bays and exotic mangroves, swimming among trained dolphins, horseback riding, and more!

For siestas, you can choose either a palapa-shaded bed on the beach or hammocks by the rock-lined fresh-water pool, of cushioned lounge chairs on the stunning deck. For dinning, you can have your meals served al fresco on the deck, on the beach, or in the main dining room. At night, retire to one of four elegant guest rooms, each with its own bathroom en suite, and indoor-outdoor showers.

“What you can do on Fort Morgan Cay can vary from the most energetic to the most relaxing.” The choice is yours.

Value: $20,000.00 Donated by Jacqueline Laffite Bloch

Experience a fabulous one-week adventure for 3 couples or 2-3 families at the Tauber home on Aspen Mountain. The house features 7 bedrooms, each with a TV and private bath, and can comfortably sleep 14-16 people. It has ski-in / ski-out access to Aspen Mountain, complete with sauna, private outdoor Jacuzzi, large media room with pool table, two family rooms, centrally located kitchen and quiet office. It is a one-block walk to the center of town. Houseman and Housekeeper included. Enter this stunning home, which has been featured in both Architectural Digest and JN Style Magazine, from a private elevator tucked discreetly away from public view.

Value: $50,000
Donated by Joel & Shelley Tauber