Online and silent auction benefits photography at Phoenix Art Museum
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Online and silent auction benefits photography at Phoenix Art Museum
Rebecca Nadjowski, Untitled, 20 x 24". Chromogenic print made from a luminogram.



PHOENIX, AZ.- InFocus, the photography support organization of Phoenix Art Museum, will connect seasoned collectors and first-time bidders at PhotoBid 2014, the annual silent auction and preview exhibition. The works in the auction will be on view in the Museum’s Norton Photography Gallery beginning October 4-17. The online auction is now live, accessible at http://photobid14.auction-bid.org, culminating in a live silent auction and reception on October 17.

Now in its sixth year, PhotoBid features more than 50 museum-quality photographic prints and photography books by critically acclaimed photographers, including those whose work has previously been exhibited at the Museum, in both solo exhibitions and group shows, including William Fuller, Jamey Stillings, David Emitt Adams, Barbara Bosworth, Keith Schreiber, Rebecca Najdowski, Mark Klett and Byron Wolfe. It also features work by compelling Arizona-based artists, including Werner Segarra For those new to collecting, PhotoBid offers a unique opportunity to acquire works that have been specifically selected for this curated exhibition by Rebecca Senf, PhD, Norton Family Curator of Photography at Phoenix Art Museum and Center for Creative Photography, the largest institution in the world devoted to preserving and researching North American photography.

“Being a part of an event like PhotoBid is not only exciting, it’s personally rewarding,” says Dr. Senf. “Private collections are vital to museums in a time when financial support for the arts from the public sector is steadily diminishing. A silent and online auction like PhotoBid provides access to museum-quality work for both longtime private collectors, and gives an opportunity to encourage new collectors to discover the joys of collecting and the value it has not only on a personal level, but for their community.” The museum-quality prints feature a variety of subject matter, style and media, at a range of starting bids, increasing access to great art at any budget.

Collectors can bid on works of art online, and attend the live silent auction and cocktail reception in the Museum’s Norton Family Photography Gallery, on Friday, October 17, 2014. Visitors to the Museum can view the works in a preview exhibition, beginning October 4 – 17, or preview the works online at http://photobid14.auction-bid.org/. New works will be continually added up to October 17. All proceeds benefit photography exhibitions and educational programming at Phoenix Art Museum.

How to Bid
Collectors can bid on works of art online now through October 17, or in person, at the auction and reception. To bid on theauction, register by texting “photobid14” to 68494. To preview the items, visit http://photobid14.auction-bid.org.

Event Details and Location
Tickets can be purchased for $35 at http://photobid14.auction-bid.org. Tickets include access to the reception and auction, one complimentary drink and door-prize ticket. Tickets can be purchased at the door for $40. The silent auction, cocktail reception, and exhibition will be located in Norton Family Photography Gallery at Phoenix Art Museum, 1625 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona. Directions and parking information are available at phxart.org.

InFocus, a vibrant support organization of Phoenix Art Museum, is composed of people actively interested in photography as a dynamic art form. Photographers, collectors and enthusiasts work together to enable InFocus to provide a high-quality forum for the study, display and production of fine art photography. INFOCUS provides access to world-class photography and photographic experts through exhibitions and lectures at the Museum, as well as national and international trips to significant photography sites and collections. Annually, INFOCUS sponsors PhotoBid, which raises funds that directly benefit those exhibition and educational efforts.










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