
Give Back to the Gibbes Art Auction
Give Back to the Gibbes art auction, August 26-28
Give Back to the Gibbes is a three-day virtual art auction organized by The Gibbes Museum of Art’s Society 1858 auxiliary. The presenter each year of the 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art, Society 1858 is a dedicated group of dynamic, young professionals who support the Gibbes Museum of Art. Proceeds from Give Back to the Gibbes will provide critical operating support to the Museum which, over the past few months, has experienced reduced attendance, temporary closures and cancellation of fundraising events such as its annual Gibbes on the Street party, weddings, and other functions that generate important revenues. Supporting the Gibbes through this virtual art auction will help to provide funding for exhibitions and programming that are so vital to our mission.
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Get to Know Society 1858
Society 1858 takes its name from the year that the Carolina Art Association was established. Although the Gibbes Museum of Art opened its doors in 1905, the museum’s art collection began in 1858. In 2014, Society 1858 established the 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art, which awards $10,000 to an artist whose work contributes to a new understanding of art in the South. Presented annually, the prize recognizes the highest level of artistic achievement in any media. The group has raised over $230,000 through educational programs and events.
Get to Know the Artists
Give Back to the Gibbes will feature works by over 50 artists, including several past 1858 Prize-winners including Bo Bartlett, Alicia Henry, Leo Twiggs and John Westmark.
PARTICIPATING GIBBES 1858 PRIZE WINNERS
Bo Bartlett, Alicia Henry, Deborah Luster, Stephen Marc, Leo Twiggs, John Westmark
PARTICIPATING GALLERIES
Anglin Smith Fine Art: Shannon Smith Huges, Jennifer Smith Rogers, Betty Anglin Smith
Ann Long Fine Art: Kate Griswold, Otto Neumann, Donald Squibb Sutphin
Corrigan Gallery: Lese Corrigan, Jessica Jones, William Meisburger, John Moore, Midge Perry
George Gallery: Betsy Brackin, Allison Gildersleeve, Lori Glavin, Alan Jackson, Alan Taylor Jeffries, Erik Neff, Amanda Norman, Frank Phillips, Vicki Sher, Damian Stamer, Tom Stanley, Paul Yanko
Helena Fox Fine Art: Julyan Davis
Horton Hayes Fine Art Mark Kevin Horton
Meyer Vogl: Laurie Meyer, Anne Darby Parker, Marissa Vogl, Carrie Beth Waghorn
Mitchell Hill: Karen Keene Day, Duke Haggerty, Alicia Leeke, Craig Lynberg, Lisa Shimko, Jeannie Weissglass
PARTICIPATING INDIVIDUAL ARTISTS
Charles Ailstock, Timothy Banks, William R. Beebe, Danielle Cather Cohen, Yvette Dede, Katherine Dunlap, Adam Eddy, Linda Fantuzzo, Andrea Hazel, Tim Hussey, Morgan Kinne, Lauren Maresca, Hirona Matsuda, Brenda Orcutt, Raven Roxanne, Kristi Ryba, Ken Smith, Mark Stetler, Kate Long Stevenson
Questions? Contact Anne Siegfried [email protected]