Thank You! We would like to thank everyone who helped make the auction such a great success, especially the artists who donated and those who came and bought work on the night.

Special thanks also to our auctioneer Roger Hornett, Fred Mulder, Carsten Lund and the team at DSQ, Mark Canning, Andy Lock, Vitra, The British Library, Colin Gilbert, Jaguar Design and Print, David Wise at Wise Production, Shane Safi and his team at Cinnamon Kitchen, Beverly Luckings, Rankin, Francesca Gavin, Powerprint, Alicia Hart, Maya Wild, Roy Richards, Fay Buzzard, Izzie Klingels, Fabio Lattanzi Antinori, Christina Procopiou, Piczo and David Cotter.




































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THE ARTISTS



Andrew Schoultz
Untitled
9 x 12 inches, untitled, ink and collage on paper, 2009.

Andrew Schoultz combines meticulous rendering with imagery both familiar and fantastical. Themes of chaos and destruction forewarn current political and environmental climate, taking form in large-scale installations, murals, paintings, sculptures and works on paper. 2003 BFA, Academy of Art University, San Francisco, CA
www.andrewschoultz.com

Recent solo exhibitions include:
2009
“White Noise and Silence: New Paintings and Drawings” Roberts & Tilton, Culver City, CA
V1 Gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark
2008
“In Gods We Trust” Marx & Zavattero, San Francisco, CA
“Chaotic Balance on Well Built Structures” MAMA Showroom, Witte de Withstraat, Rotterdam,
The Netherlands
“In Chaos We Become the Ocean” Morgan Lehman Gallery, New York, NY
2007
“Chaos and Power Structures” Roberts & Tilton, Los Angeles, CA
“Chaotic Explosions of the Eye” V-1 Gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark
“Drawing Is a Fine Art” Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL
“Mythology and the End of the World” 2nd Street Gallery, Richmond, VA
“Common Denominator” Whitewall Gallery, San Francisco, CA



Nina Mangalanayagam
Title: Untitled (from The folds of the fabric fall differently each time)
2008
size: 10x12 inch
Digital C-type print
edition: unique for the Gifted Auction

NINA MANGALANAYAGAM is a Swedish artist who graduated with a Masters in Photography from the Royal College of Art in 2009. She uses her personal experience and family to explore the fluidity and unfixed nature of identities that are influenced from, but also impact on, societies, families and environments. She has received the Jerwood Photography Award 2005, the Photoworks graduate Award and was short-listed for the Decibel Visual Artist Award 2006.



Sarah Huijie Cai
Rake's Progress (2 print series), 2009
3 colour screen print



Sarah Huijie Cai
Hole in London, 2008
3 colour screen print

Sarah Huijie Cai is a Singapore-born designer and artist based in London. She is currently finishing her degree in Graphic Design at Central Saint Martins. Although trained in design, Sarah has a strong passion for illustration, animation production and art direction. She is currently conducting research on tactile materials and processes in print and communication with funding from the Queen's Scholarship Award 2009.
Sarah's work was recently featured in Puffin Post magazine and also at "Two/Thirds" , part of the 9th annual Free Range Show 2009 at The Old Truman Brewery in London. She has just successfully held her first solo exhibition "Tall Tales" in Warsaw, Poland.
Indre Serpytyte
from the series 'A state of silence'
Digital C-type
10 by 12

Indre Serpytyte completed her BA in Photography at the University of Brighton in 2006 and subsequently her MA in Photography at the Royal College of Art. She is already the recipient of numerous awards including the Leica Prize – Short listed, the Fujifilm Distinction Awards – Third Prize, the Terry O’Neill Award – Specially Commended, the International Color Awards, 2nd Annual Photography Master Cup and the International Photographic Art Prize “Arte Laguna” - Finalist. A winner of the 2006 Jerwood Photography Awards for the work 'A State of Silence' the subject of this work is Indre's investigations into the death of her father. Indre was born in Lithuania, her father Albinas Sepytis died there in October 2001 in a "car accident." The Lithuanian papers wrote that it was a “painful misfortune (a catastrophe)”, when the Head of Government Security died. His death was premeditated and brutal. For Indre this was sufficient proof, he had been eliminated.
Hilary Pecis
Untitled study (from the fall season)
9 x 12 inches, ink
collage and acrylic on paper, 2009

Hilary Pecis studied at California College of the Arts, 2007-2009, MFA, 2004 - 2006, BFA and Aurobora Press Residency, September 2009. Awards include - Murphy and Cadogan Fellowship, 2008, SF Arts Commission -Masterminds Grant, 2008, San Francisco Weekly -Emerge Recipient, 2006, GenArts SF -Best of the Junior Review, 2005, California College of the Arts -Robert Ralls Scholarship, 2005, California College of the Arts.
Solo Exhibtions: Intricacies of Phantom Content, Triple Base Gallery, San Francisco, CA, July, 2009 and From the Paradigm Shift, Receiver Gallery, San Francisco, CA, September 2008.
"My paintings depict landscapes influenced by Internet, television and other media sources. Images and shards from glossy magazine pages are reassembled into a surrogate image within the drawing, in combination with code imbedded drawings of rock formations. I am interested in the interchangeability of imagery and our capability to perceive and ignore it, as we are conditioned by media’s overwhelming supply of information."
She is based in San Francisco.
www.hilarypecis.com
Artist: Luey Graves
Title: The Ruins of War
Oil on board
365mm high x 593mm wide

Luey Graves studied fine art at the Slade school of art. She graduated in 2009 and is continuing her studies at the Royal Academy.
Artist: Holly Inkster
Title: "Yellow"
92 x 122, acrylic on canvas

Born and raised in Wellington, New Zealand, Holly Inkster started to take a serious interest in painting at the age of 16 when she sold her first artwork in 1999 for a grand total of $20 dollars. From 2001 until 2005 Holly studied fine art, design, advertising and art history formally at Massey University (School of Design, Fine Art and Music) and gained an honours degree in visual communication design.
Like most 20-something Australasians, Holly now resides in London, where she continues to paint and exhibit art. Inspired by the classic British cottage garden and her surrounding parks; Primrose Hill, Hampstead Heath and Regents Park, Holly has a strong floral and plant-life aspect to her work. ‘I sometimes arrange my works almost as if arranging a bouquet of flowers. My style and technique have both evolved over the years to expel the confinement of form and to focus mostly on abstract colour and texture, thus allowing me to portray the vitality of flowers at bloom without being bogged down by their literal representation.’ Holly works with oils on canvas and gains enjoyment from the rich qualities of bold colour and thick oil paint. Although her work is abstract, Holly is very particular about the shapes and compositions formed by each colour combination. She is known to rework a canvas over and over until the composition is pleasing, resulting in the thick, layered effect of paint visible in many of her works.
Holly has exhibited collections of her work in Wellington and London and has recently finished a successful show in Primrose Hill. For Holly painting has proven to be a long-term project; ‘From year to year, as I am influenced by different countries, cultures and life events, my style adapts and evolves, resulting in an ever growing energy for my work.’
www.hollyinkster.com


Peter Stitson
Title: The Power Of One
One colour screen print
Artists Proof: 1/3


Peter Stitson
Title: Life's A Gas
Two colour screen print
Artists Proof: 1/4

Peter Stitson was the Art Director of Dazed & Confused magazine for 5 years, supervising and influencing the magazine’s artistic direction. He has worked with a variety of clients including Levis, Nike, Penguin Books, Edwin, Canon, Rankin, Oxfam and Iceberg. In 2007 he took part in a group exhibition at the Baltic Gallery, Newcastle with Dazed & Confused. In 2009 he displayed work in the following exhibtitions: A Little Piece Of Mind and Secret Blisters, both in London.
www.peterstitson.com
peterstitson.blogspot.com
Eve Ackroyd
Untitled (Climbing Frame) 2008
Oil on Paper (framed 56 x 44cm)
Reserve: tbc

Eve Ackroyd (born 1984) is a painter based in London. She studied at Chelsea College of Art and Design and Weissensee School of Art, Berlin. The figures in her paintings playfully engage with themes of religion, power and the human struggle for existence. Shows include Between Shadows at Cordy House as part of Concrete and Glass festival and PAR-A-DISE at Dazed & Confused Gallery, 2008.
Klaus Thymann
Title: Gay Rodeo, LA 2004 by from the Hybrids project
C-type print 100x100 CM, edition of 5 (no 3)
Reserve: tbc

Alicia Hart
Untitled from ‘Someday’
2009
C-type, 9x7in
Edition: 2 of 7
(Mounted on aluminum in tray frame)
Reserve: tbc

Alicia Hart is a British born Artist who studied Fine Art at the Royal college of Art. Her art practice is part biographical, part investigational, using the medium of photography her work examines political issues surrounding childhood. Alicia is currently working on a long-term community project in Epping Forest, east London. She has worked creatively with titles such as Wallpaper*, The Sunday Telegraph, Observer, The Face and Bon Magazine as a picture editor and photographer.
www.aliciahart.co.uk
Jo Longhurst
Untitled artist's proof from The refusal
2008
C- print, (dimensions 9.5in x 6in)
(Mounted on aluminum in tray frame)
Reserve: tbc

In her on-going exploration of Perfection, Jo Longhurst takes viewers on an unlikely journey from Whippet breeding to Gymnastics. Her art practice features a mixture of lens-based processes including photography, video and stereoscopy, working across both digital and chemical media, and installation.
www.jolonghurst.com

Esther Teichmann
'Untitled' from 'Mythologies
10x12 inch, C-type, 2006
edition: unique- specially printed for Gifted Charity Auction
Reserve price: £tbc

German/American artist, Esther Teichmann was born in 1980 in Karlsruhe, Germany, moved to Britain in 1998. Having received a Masters of Fine Art from the Royal College of Art in July 2005 (listed among Art Review's top 25 new artists upon graduating), she continues to live and work in London (senior lecturer at LCC and a PHD by project candidate at the RCA) whilst following her own practice.
Teichmann's work has been internationally published and exhibited (in both commercial and public spaces), with recent group shows in London, Los Angeles, Berlin and Modena. Recent solo shows have been at Man&Eve gallery in London in Oct 2007 (which was accompanied by a catalogue containing an essay by art historian and author, Carol Mavor. The show was reviewed as Time Out's exhibition of the week by Helen Sumpter), Galerie Karlheinz Meyer in Germany in May 2008 and Man&Eve in October 2009. Teichmann has worked colaboratively with artists and writers including artists partacus Chetwynd and Henrietta Simson. Press features and reviews have been published in ArtReview, BeContemporary, Bedeutung, Camera Austria, Capricious, Dazed & Confused, Guardian, 032C, Piktogram, Qvest Editions, Source, Wallpaper and Time Out amongst many others.
Eva Vermandel
Title: Hunter’s Lodge
Date shot: June 2006
Date printed: August 2006
size: paper: 12x9.5 inch, image: 9x6 inch
C-type print
edition: 2 of 5
Reserve price: £tbc

Eva Vermandel is a photographer born in Belgium in 1974. Since 1996 she lives and works in London. Known for her still and timeless portraits which often bear references to painting (the Flemish Primitives, Ingres, Bronzino), her photographs have appeared in a wide range of magazines including The Wire, Telegraph Magazine, Independent Magazine, and W (USA). Eva has had solo exhibitions the Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin, the Whitechapel Gallery and the ICA, London. Her work is in the collections of the V&A and the National Portrait Gallery, London.
www.evavermandel.com
V&A
Douglas Hyde Gallery
Artist: Jimmy Turrell
Title: CHANGE
Date: 2009
Medium: Screenprint onto vintage diary paper
Description: Signed and numbered, one of one
Reserve Price: tbc

Artist: Jimmy Turrell
Title: TRUTH
Date: 2009
Medium: Screenprint onto card
Description: Signed and numbered, one of one
Reserve Price: tbc

Artist: Jimmy Turrell
Title: RESPOND
Date: 2009
Medium: Screenprint onto vintage card
Description: Signed and numbered, one of one
Reserve Price: tbc

Jimmy Turrell is a London based illustrator, originally hailing from Newcastle. He studied at Central St Martins and his work combines a love of handmade collage, drawing and painting alongside digital techniques.
His clients to date include Nike, Channel 4, The Guardian, Intro, The New York Times, Universal Records, XL Recordings, Tokion, Dazed & Confused, The Prodigy, MTV and Collete Paris.
His work is presently inspired by Brion Gysin, Gang Gang Dance, John Barry and Brutalist architecture.
www.jimmyturrell.com
http://jimmyturrell.blogspot.com/
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Przemek Sobocki
Title: ANTYGONA
Date: JULY 2009
Medium MIX: INK-JET PRINT plus Pen, Marker
Size A2
Reserve Price: tbc

Przemek Sobocki studied MA in Interior Design at Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw, Poland. This was followed by a further fashion design course in Poland and London where he was a fashion assistant to Pauric Sweeney and Siv Stodal. His first published work was The Touch for 125 magazine for which he received the V&A Illustration Award for Best Editorial 2005. Since then he has worked for magazines such as Harper Bazaar Korea, Commons & Sense Japan, Numero Tokyo, Dazed & Confused Japan, Female magazine Singapore and Modern Weekly China. He regularly collaborates with leading brands, designers and boutiques, creates set designs and murals and slide shows - most often for Hint magazine US. He has been based in Tokyo since 2006.
przemeksobocki.wordpress.com

Artist: Iain Hector
Title: Donkey King
3 colour screen print, edition of 10, 420x594mm
Reserve Price: tbc

Iain Hector is a graphic designer and illustrator based in East London. Since November 2008 he has been a member of Print Club in Dalston where he has produced a range of screen prints. He was selected to be included in the 2009 Secret Blisters show.
www.iainhector.com

Cassandra Yap
Title: “Ouch”
Screenprint
Dimensions: 29 x 21 cm
Reserve: tbc

Cassandra Yap is a creative at Saatchi & Saatchi. When she has the time, she loves getting her hands dirty at Print club.
www.printclublondon.com
Ronzo
Title: Robot Hamster
3 colour hand pulled screen print on deggled edged art paper
Limited edition of 50 - Signed and numbered
84cm x 60 cm
Price: tbc


Ronzo
Title: Credit Crunch Attacks City
2 colour Hand Pulled Screen Print (with 1 extra colour spray paint)
Edition of 50 - Signed & Numbered
60cm x 42 cm
Price: tbc


Ronzo is a London-based artist who’s primarily known for his unique characters and figurative paintings in the street art community as well as in the art scene. Coming from a graffiti background the city landscape has always been a primary source of inspiration. Ronzo always enjoys putting his artwork in public context legally or illegally. Ronzo’s driven artwork and the continuous will to take graffiti another step further has gained him respect within the art underground and allowed him to exhibit his work alongside heavy hitters such as Banksy, D*Face, Eine, Shepard Fairey, WK Interact, Adam Neate and many others. Ronzo was also heavily involved in the first “Finders Keepers” free street art exhibition in London, which kick-started the then unknown phenomenon now known as street art in the UK.
Ronzo's recent body of work is based on visions of an apocalyptic future set in the wastelands of what was once the City of London. The new paintings, collages and drawings examine not only the ruins of the architectural landscape as we know it, but focus on the human aspect of life in a society, the day after. The concept of the show plays with our fears and hopes of an uncertain, not too distant future. It is a postgraffiti future vision of a vandal from a street level perspective. The work is a fusion of the figurative and abstract. Some of the works are three-dimensional mixed-media collages using objects and surfaces taken directly from the street and affixed to the painting itself. “The work aims to stimulate as well as to reflect and sharpen our view of today’s society” - Ronzo 2008.
http://www.ronzo.co.uk

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Christina Procopiou
Title: Fragments
Paper Hahnemühle 300gr / photomontage 2009
Framed
Reserve: tbc

Christina Procopiou
Title: Voices
Paper Hahnemühle 300gr / monoprint, painting and photography 2009
Framed
Reserve: tbc

Christina Procopiou
Title: No man's space
Paper Hahnemühle 300gr / photomontage 2009
Framed
Reserve: tbc

Christina Procopiou is a graphic designer who graduated from the HEAD ( "Haute école d'art et de design" of Geneva) in 2006. She loves printmaking, her camera and gets inspiration from urban atmospheres. She uses different techniques such as monoprint, paint, and photography to give a particular dimension to her work.
She works between London and Geneva.
www.christinaprocopiou.com

Artist: James Majowski
Title: Eva
Date: 2008
Medium: Digital Print on Heavyweight Silk paper.
Artwork: Pencil, pen, collage on paper.
Description: Signed and numbered, one of a pair, Exhibition Editions. Dimensions: 320 x 450mm
Reserve Price: tbc

James Majowski is a freelance artist, illustrator and designer based in East London, working with clients such as The Guardian, HSBC and Nokia. His work is often, inspired by, and concerns, social and political issues and ideas. Eva is produced in collaboration with French photographer Rikardo Del Mar, and is part of a series that documents working children in Peru.
www.jamesmajowski.com

Al Heighton
"Here Comes"
Limited edition Screenprint
Reserve price tbc

Al heighton is a cheeky chap from South Yorkshire who graduated in 2001 from the university of Salford having studied Graphic design, but gravitated to illustration to entertain and make people smile with his illustrations. Al has produced work and featured in a number of books. Al has worked for the Guardian, the Arctic Monkeys, Financial Times, Boots, and a heap of other clients. Al says his work sits in children's world, the adult world and the fashion world often peppered with wit.
Artist: Fabio Lattanzi Antinori
Title: Trasmutation 001
Digital collage
Giclee print on Hahnemuhle Pearl
Edition of 5
2009
Signed and numbered
Reserve price: tbc

Artist: Fabio Lattanzi Antinori
Title: Trasmutation 002
Digital collage
Giclee print on Hahnemuhle Pearl
Edition of 5
2009
Signed and numbered
Reserve price: tbc

 Artist: Fabio Lattanzi Antinori
Title: Trasmutation 003
Digital collage
Giclee print on Hahnemuhle Pearl
Edition of 5
2009
Signed and numbered
Reserve price: tbc


Fabio Lattanzi Antinori's work focuses on themes concerning the individual and the group from a social, historic and cultural perspective, and he takes his cue from a symbolic reading of reality, that is, a translation of the social and emotional world of an individual into icons and visual systems through the language and the analysis of individual and collective memory.
Fabio's artistic evolution started with painting and then progressed to cover various artistic media including installations, interactive web-art, sound art, video, scanner art, screenprinting and photography.
After taking part in the Mediterranean Biennale of Young Artists (1999) his work was exhibited at the Valencia Biennale (2001), Rome's National Gallery of Modern Art (2001), the Benaki Museum in Athens (2004), Palazzo Venezia in Rome (2005) as well as in Berlin, Brussels, New York and Brasilia.
Since 2005 he has lived and worked between Rome and London.
www.fabiolattanziantinori.com
Artist: Steve Wilson
Title: Club Tropicana, July 08
Screenprint Edition of 35 (will be framed)
Reserve Price: tbc

Steve Wilson takes the spirit of 80’s New York, combines rock imagery from the 70’s, and squeezes it through a brain full of circuses and tribal body art. As you’d imagine, Steve’s techniques are as eclectic as his influences, harnessing the spontaneity of pen, pencil, collage and play-doh, with the endless possibilities of contemporary tools like photoshop and Illustrator.
Donated by the artist and Printclub London.
http://wilson2000.com
www.breedlondon.com
www.printclublondon.com
Artist: Rose Stallard
Title: Ozzy, July 08
Screenprint Edition of 35 (will be framed)
Reserve Price: tbc

Rose Stallard is an 
Illustrator, Co-founder and Creative Director of Print Club.
Donated by the artist and Printclub London.
www.rosestallard.com
www.breedlondon.com
www.printclublondon.com
Artist: Studio Oscar
Title: Sitting on the dock of the bay, July 08
Screenprint Edition of 35 (will be framed)
Reserve Price: tbc

Studio Oscar was founded in London by Oscar Wilson in 1996. Specialising in image creation and hand crafted typography, Studio Oscar produces work for a wide variety of clients, with commissions from advertising, fashion, publishing, film and TV. Donated by the artist and Printclub London.
www.studiooscar.com
www.printclublondon.com
Artist: Mr Bingo
Title: John, Ginger, Christy & Ron
One colour screenprint on 350gsm bright white colourplan
64 x 48 cm
Signed A/P from an edition of 50
Reserve price: tbc

Mr Bingo is a human man trapped in the body of a boy. He lives and works in East London, UK. As a job, Mr Bingo draws things to help to try and make the world look prettier for all our little eyes. His client list includes Esquire, WIRED, The Mighty Boosh, The Guardian, Perrier, Microsoft, Orange, BBC, Nike, Financial Times, New York magazine, VW, Oxfam and MTV.
www.mr-bingo.org.uk

Artist: Yuko Kondo
Title: Flower men, 2009
A3 Water colour
Reserve Price: tbc

Yuko Kondo graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2003 with an MA(hons) in Communication Art and Design. Since then he has worked full time as a freelance illustrator and designer, who is fast becoming in demand with major brands and creatives alike for his vibrant and intelligent work.
Yuko has spent the last eight years building up an impressive client base. His 2006 D&AD nomination brought him to the attention of international brands such as Nike, Play Station, Microsoft and Coca-Cola. Yuko participated in many exhibitions across Europe and New York and published his first book ‘Too Fat, Can’t Fly’ through Pocko Editions.
Through his work, Yuko aims to ‘entertain’ the viewer, using bold colours, patterns and a repertoire of surreal and often darkly humorous characters.
He takes much inspiration from the world of Pro-Wrestling, especially the vividly coloured masks and costumes.
http://www.yukokondo.com

Artist: Izzie Klingels
Title: The Wind Tells the Tale of Valdemar Daee
A2 Lithograph (edition of 100)
Reserve Price: tbc

Izzie Klingels studied Fine Art at Chelsea School of Art. Her intricate pen and ink drawings are influenced by fairy tales, traditional folk illustrations, Vanitas paintings, psychedelic poster art, experimental film and surrealism. Her work appears in many books including 'Hand To Eye' (Laurence King Publishing), a book on contemporary illustration, and it's follow up 'The Picture Book'. Commercial clients include Channel 4, Coco De Mer, Dazed and Confused, Goldfrapp, The Guardian, Oasis, Suburban Bliss, Topshop, The V&A.
www.izzieklingels.com

Artist: Damien Poulain
Title: We Want More, 2008
Digital print on 330 gsm white satin paper.
84.1 x 118.9 cm
Edition of 6 + 2 AP
Stamped and numbered
Reserve Price: tbc


Damien Poulain work as graphic designer and art director in a wide range of fields but more specifically for art, fashion and music projects with clients that include Dazed and Confused, Adidas and various art galleries.
His work is regularly featured in various magazines internationally and has exhibited his first solo show at KK Outlet, london. His second solo show will take place at Kemistry gallery, London, in june 2009.
In 2002, after he lived and worked in Spain, Germany and Italy, Damien chose London for the fog, the expensive rents and the warm sun as a the place he would develop his ideas and work.
http://damienpoulain.com


Artist: Will Ainley
Title: The Girl, November 2008
Pen on Paper
Resrve Price: tbc

An illustrator living in Brighton Will Ainley occasionally likes to go outside only to quickly scuttle back in to finish his pictures. Indoors he has done work for EMI Records, Howies, Dazed & Confused, Penguin Books and 55DSL. Being part of the Scrawl Collective means he can share his unhealthy obsession for drawing with others.
www.willainley.co.uk


Artist: Chrissie Abbot
Title: More Than Real, 2008
Signed, hand drawn digital collage
Reserve Price: tbc

Chrissie Abbott lives and works in East london. She likes old photographs, colour, typography and sunny days. She dislikes fish, getting up early and Rennee Zelweger

Artist: Dan Savage
Title: Lost, 2003
Original Monoprint
Reserve Price: tbc

Dan Savage is a young and well-renowned public artist working throughout the UK and Ireland. Specialising in large scale printed architectural glass, he has created artwork for Eldon Square Bus Station in Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Orwell Quay in Ipswich; University of York and St. James’s Hospital in Leeds. Much of his work relates to a specific site and deals with notions of identity, history and place.
In 2003 Dan was diagnosed and treated for testicular cancer aged 20. He created a body of artworks relating to his experience including this piece. His website is: www.artstop.co.uk

Artist: Rankin
Title: Untitled, 2007. Edition 3/15
Round wooden framed Archival lambda print
mounted onto aluminium
Reserve Price: tbc

Photographer, publisher, and most recently film director, Rankin established his reputation when he launched Dazed & Confused with his business partner Jefferson Hack in 1991.
From his iconic shot of Kylie lying naked and prostrate, to the Queen smiling enigmatically, Rankin’s iconic, intimate portraiture style, and his mischievous eye have gained him a reputation as one of the world's leading photographers.
He made headlines with his campaign for Dove showing women who differed from the usual stick-thin advertising stereotype. He has also shot prominent charity campaigns for Amnesty International, Everyman, Special Olympics, Oxfam, Teenage Cancer Trust, Refuge, The Teaching Awards, Women’s Aid, Women’s Vote, Breast Cancer Awareness and Youth Music.
In December 2006 he published ‘TuuliTastic' - A Photographic Love Letter’, featuring an exclusive combination of commissioned fashion, advertising and editorial images of Tuuli, Rankin’s favourite model and muse. Then in January 2007 Rankin published ‘Beautyfull’, a book that brought together the most photographed women in the world in a powerful display of beauty. The books were accompanied by intimate exhibitions in London as part of ‘The Series’, a six-month programme of exhibitions that ran from November 2006 to summer 2007. Rankin also published a retrospective book in 2007 called ‘Visually Hungry’. The book documents his extraordinary career, drawing together over 400 images from two decades of work. A selection has been exhibited at the International Photo-festival Knokke-Heist in Belgium. In September 2007, Rankin held his debut American solo show in Los Angeles at the Fahey/Klein gallery, entitled ‘Eye Candy’.
http://www.rankin.co.uk/

Artist: Craig McCarthy
Title: 'Untitled 1' February 2009
Collage; Newsprint
Varnished mounted and framed to archival standard
Reserve Price: £80


Artist: Craig McCarthy
Title: 'Untitled 2' February 2009
Collage; Newsprint
Varnished mounted and framed to archival standard
Reserve Price: tbc


Craig McCarthy is a graduate of the Royal College of Art and Camberwell College of Art. He has designed for Dazed & Confused magazine, and his work has been published in Vorn and Grafik. Craig continues to work with the likes of DanceArt Foundation, Bistrotheque and Shaun Leane and his book 'Fly By Night' is out now published by Thames and Hudson.
http://www.craigmccarthys.blogspot.com
http://www.thamesandhudson.com

Artist: Toyin Ibidapo
Title: Jack, 2008
Treated Photographic Print on Board
24 x 31 cm
Reserve Price: tbc



Artist: Toyin Ibidapo
Title: Callan, 2007
Treated Photographic Print
22 x 31 cm
Reserve Price: tbc


Toyin Ibidapo is a female photographer and film maker. "I'm obsessed by beautiful boys, boys who are effeminate but don't necessarily know it. Androgyny is intriguing to me. It's an incredibly distinctive look that a lot of straight men can't handle. The boys I photograph, the chosen ones!, need to be able to project this, to show the world that there's something special about the way they look. They've got to stir up those special feelings, let me observe their teenage years, their puberty, provoke questions. Is he in the prime of his beauty? How will he grow? What will he be like in a couple of years? Will he maintain what he has now? My plan is to shoot 100 androgynous and interesting boys. It's taken me about four years so far! When completed, I plan to publish it with the title "The Cult of Boys', and then to exhibit the images alongside my film work.". (from Showstudio interview by Penny Martin.)
http://www.toyinibidapo.com
http://www.myspace.com/toyinblindmice
http://www.youtube.com/toyinblindmice
http://toyinblindmice.blogspot.com/
http://toyinblindmicetoyinibidapo.blogspot.com/


Artist: Jamie Shovlin
Title: Untitled (Time Divided) 2009
One colour screenprint on mirror
60 x 96 cm
Edition of 25 + 5 APs (Edition AP 1/5)
Reserve Price: tbc
The work is installed unframed with mirror clips (provided).


Jamie Shovlin is an artist interested in the tension between truth and fiction, reality and invention, history and memory. His painstakingly researched and executed works merge inherently flawed systems, pseudo-scientific exactitude and doubtful philosophical propositions with the seemingly objective experience of the archive. Through his projects Shovlin questions how information becomes authoritative and explores the way that we map and classify the world in order to understand it.
Jamie Shovlin (born 1978) studied at the Royal College of Art (2001-2003). His solo exhibitions include 'The Evening Redness in the West', Haunch of Venison, Zurich (2009); 'The Ties That Bind', Unosunove, Rome (2008); ‘A Dream Deferred’, Haunch of Venison, London (2007); 'In Search of Perfect Harmony', Tate Britain, London (2006), and 'Lustfaust: A Folk Anthology 1976-1981', 'Freight & Volume', New York (2006). He was included in 'This Much is Certain', RCA, London (2004), 'Galleon and Other Stories', Saatchi Gallery, London (2004), 'Beck’s Futures', ICA, London; CCA, Glasgow; Arnolfini, Bristol (2006); 'Elephant Cemetery', Artists Space, New York (2007) and 'Mythologies' Haunch of Venison, London (2009).
http://www.lustfaust.com
http://www.naomivjelish.org.uk
http://www.haunchofvenison.com/en/index.php#page=home.artists.jamie_shovlin
http://www.tate.org.uk/britain/exhibitions/artnow/jamieshovlin/
http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/artists/jamie_shovlin.htm

Artist: Haniboi
Title: R.O.C.K.
Screen print on paper, approx 594 x 841 mm
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Fun, flash, playful and a bit of rock'n'roll. These are the ingredients that make up Haniboi a creative group based in London.
www.haniboi.com

Artist: Lisa Ling
Title: Dancing in the Shadows, 2008
Oil on canvas, 34.5cm x 45.7cm
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Lisa Ling paints the female form, mostly herself, capturing human emotions, the nature of the body as a landscape and the cycle of life and death. She has exhibited at the National Portrait Gallery - BP Portrait Awards, Victoria Gallery - Bath and the Barbican.

Artist: James Turrell
Title: Elliptic Ecliptic A, 1999
Ilfochrome
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Artist: James Turrell
Title: Eclipse B, 1999
Ilfochrome
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Artist: James Turrell
Title: Eclipse C, 1999
Ilfochrome
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Artist: James Turrell
Title: Eclipse D, 1999
Ilfochrome
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James Turrell is one of the world's leading artists. His forty year exploration of light enables him to make thought-provoking and beautiful contemporary art works which often have an emotional and uplifting effect on viewers.Born in 1943 in Los Angeles, James Turrell studied astronomy, psychology, mathematics, fine art and art history at Pomona College, Claremont and the University of California.
His background in aircraft construction and flight navigation, together with a rigorous knowledge of optics, eye physiology and perceptual psychology, have each informed his work over the last four decades.
Following his first international solo exhibition aged 33 at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, Turrell has continued to exhibit in major museums internationally.
In 1984 he was awarded the prestigious 'genius' award - the Katherine T. and John D. MacArthur Foundation Fellowship; the Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres, France in 1991; the Friedrich Prize, Germany in 1992; an Honorary Doctorate from the Royal College of Art, London in 2003; and membership of the esteemed American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2004. (from www.artfund.org.)
Donated by www.eyestorm.com


Artist: Babette Wagenvoort
Title: Rectilinear Personality, 2 February 2005
Pencil on paper, 18 x 24 cm
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Babette Wagenvoort is a visual artist and illustrator. Her work mailnly consists of drawings, from small works on paper to large wall drawings, animations and installations. The work in this auction is part of her large online archive of Day Drawings from the series 'Life According To A Rectilinear Personality'. Babette Wagenvoort graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2000. She now lives in The Hague and works in The Netherlands and the UK.
www.babettewagenvoort.com
www.rectilinearpersonality.com


Artist: Jonathan Yeo
Title: If You Leave Me Now, 2008
Original Collage and gloss painted on canvas
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Jonathan Yeo makes paintings that appear to be in the realm of photo-realism. This is deceptive as he arrives at a portrait through numerous sittings with the actual subject.Whereas a photograph captures all the visual information within a given frame, in, typically, the briefest of moments, the painted portrait is an articulation of information accumulated over many moments, information that the painter then sifts, selecting what is necessary to shape an image capturing the sitter's essence. Yeo's painted portraits are poignant records of beings in time and so uniquely human responses to the ephemerality of the human condition. Jonathan Yeo lives and works in London.
www.jonathanyeo.com

Artist: Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)
Title: Exposition 1952 Vallauris
Linocut printed in green on yellow wove paper, 1952
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Picasso designed a number of posters to help publicise the town of Vallauris and its crafts exhibitions. This is the second poster designed by Picasso as a linocut for this purpose.
Of this subject there is an edition of 450 printed in black on white paper, an edition of 350 printed in black on yellow paper, an edition of 500 printed in black on orange paper and an edition of 100 printed on yellow paper. This is one of the 100 epreuves d’essai on yellow paper.
Printed by Imprimerie Arnéra, Vallauris, 1952. The purchaser of this print will receive a copy of Picasso: The Art of the Poster: Catalogue Raisonne by Marc Gundel; Published by Prestel; 2000. Czwiklitzer 11 from Catalogue Raisonne: Les Affiches de Picasso by Christopher Czwiklitzer. No. 5 from Picasso: The Art of the Poster: Catalogue Raisonne by Marc Gundel. 65 x 51 cm
Donated by Fred Mulder, The Funding Network
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