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THBBETH LIPMAN, Cluster, no. 13
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About Auction
TimedSep 12, 2020 - Sep 26, 2020
The MOWA Contemporary Art Auction supports Wisconsin art and artists with fifty percent of artwork sales shared with the contributing artist. The Silent Auction closes on September 26 following the Live Auction. Museum of Wisconsin Art hwirth@wisconsinart.org
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- Lot Description
Lot #16: Beth Lipman
Cluster, no. 13, 2020
Glass and adhesive
6 1/2 x 11 x 11 in.
$6,500
Beth Lipman is known for installations that blend conceptual themes with traditional glass-working techniques. Her work draws inspiration from seventeenth century Dutch still-life painting and its symbolic vocabulary. Lipman's choice of material is significant. Glass is a suggestive substance, able to precisely imitate forms while presenting a ghostly, translucent aspect as though the object had been drained of some essential vitality. This piece is composed of organic and classic still life elements that allude to the natural cycles of growth and decay.
Lipman has exhibited widely at institutions including the Ringling Museum of Art in Florida, the Rhode Island School of Design Museum, Gustavsbergs Konsthall in Sweden, and Smithsonian American Art Museum. Her work has been acquired by numerous museums including the North Carolina Museum of Art, Brooklyn Museum of Art, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Jewish Museum in New York, and the Corning Museum of Glass.
The winning bidder will have the opportunity to visit Lipman's studio in Sheboygan Falls and to enjoy lunch at a local pizzeria. All dates and times are post pandemic and by mutual agreement.
Artist Website: bethlipman.comDimension
Height: 6.50Width: 11.00Depth: 11.00Depth: 11.00 - Shipping Info
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MOWA will offer a complimentary delivery service for anyone living within a 120 mile radius of MOWA in West Bend. Delivery dates and times must be arranged by mutual agreement. Buyers outside the stated radius of MOWA may arrange to have the artwork packed and shipped at the buyer’s expense through Guardian Fine Art Services in Milwaukee. To have an initial discussion regarding packing and shipping fees, contact MOWA’s Registrar Andrea Waala at 262.247.2273 or at awaala@wisconsinart.org. Please know that it may take longer than usual this year to get purchased pieces into the hands of buyers due to the extenuating circumstances currently caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. All merchandise purchased must be removed from the premises within (14) days from the day of the auction. Smaller items may be taken immediately following the Auction once payment has been processed and approved. The Museum shall have no liability for any damage or loss to property left on its premises.
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