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MoNAMuseum of Northwest Art27th AnnuAlArt Auction

C E L E B R A T I O N I N T H E V A L L E Y

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GOLDEN TICKET.......................................................2OPENING STATEMENT.............................................3HONORARY HOSTS..................................................4AUCTION TEAM........................................................5UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS.......................................6AUCTION SUPPORTERS..........................................8AWARDS....................................................................13MENU........................................................................16HOW AUCTION WORKS...........................................17AUCTIONS.................................................................18LIVE...........................................................................20SILENT 01.................................................................29SILENT 02.................................................................42

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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GOLDEN TICKETWIN YOUR CHOICE OF A LIVE AUCTION ITEM!

Purchase a Golden Ticket for $100 for a chance to win any item in the Live Auction! (*Please see exceptions below. Thank you.) Look for the ticket sellers through-out the Silent Auction on Saturday Evening. Only 100 tickets are available.The Golden Ticket will be drawn right before the Live Auction in the tent. The ticket-holder must be present to win and 18 years or older to purchase a ticket. Golden Ticket-holders should pre-select their choice. There will be no time to deliberate.

*Exceptions to the Golden Raffle Live Art selection are: - Guy Anderson’s On The Beach (from 'War' Series) - Paul Horiuchi’s lithograph Weathered by Time- Robert McCauley’s oil painting Day Watch

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WELCOME TO THE MUSEUM OF NORTHWEST ART’S CELEBRATION IN THE VALLEY

The Board of Trustees and Staff of the Museum of Northwest Art welcome you to the 27th Annual Art Auction. It is a time to celebrate achievements of the past and the bright future of MoNA. Without mem-bers, donors, patrons, volunteers and artists we could not accomplish our mission of creating exciting and informative visual exhibitions as well as diverse educational programs.2018 was a time of remembering and paying tribute to the past while building a strong future for the Museum. 2019 is a year to further our progress towards financial sustainability and to enhance cultural diver-sity in our programming; these will help to build a strong future for MoNA.Through your generous support, the Education Department continues our commitment to MoNA Link’s salient goal of creating a legacy of teachers who apply what was learned in this program for many years to come. 2019 also celebrates partnerships with new organizations such as ArtsWA’s HeART work initiative providing diversity training, and Humanities Washington’s Speakers Bureau presenting informative talks by an array of speakers such as Carlos Gil who recently presented ‘From Mexican to Mexican American.’ This summer brings art classes, an art and science camp, and a new music series.The exhibitions are filled with works from our permanent collection curated by Executive Director Emeritus Susan Parke, which are followed by the colorful but never before exhibited paintings of Joan Kirkman, and then a very personal exhibition of Eve Deisher’s work curated by Lanny Bergner, and finally, Especially Special: A Celebration of Betty Black and Her Collection of Art, curated by Kathleen Moles.Thank you for joining us under the tent to once again celebrate our wonderful Museum and for helping to assure MoNA’s strong future which is ever so dependent upon the generosity of donors. We look forward to seeing you at our exhibitions, programs, and classes, and enjoying our re-designed Museum Store featuring the creative and lovely work of artists and artisans in our community. Everything here is powered by your support, and for that we are grateful.

Joanne Fredrich, Ph.D.PresidentBoard of Trustees

Joanna SikesExecutive Director

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HONORARY HOSTSMoNA is pleased to recognize this year’s2019 Auction Honorary Hosts

CHUCK STAVIG & CANDICE REIDChuck and Candice exemplify the best in MoNA volunteerism. Chuck’s in-volvement goes back more than 25 years, including many years on the Board, serving as President, Vice President and Secretary, and he continues to serve as an Honorary Trustee and on the Collections Committee. For several years Chuck was a key member of the Auction Team, coordinating all the artists and their art submissions. His longtime financial support remains faithful and gener-ous. Candice is an active member of MoNA’s valued Docent team, drawing on her lifelong passion for visual art and a 43-year career as a secondary school art instructor. She has been involved with the Anacortes Arts Festival over the years and currently serves on its board. As volunteers, donors, and regular partici-pants at MoNA gatherings, Chuck and Candice bring important strength to our museum community, and we thank them for this heartfelt commitment.

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AUCTION TEAMREADER: CARROL HUTCHINSON

Carrol Hutchinson truly enjoys volunteering at MoNA both as docent and tour leader. As an educator, Carrol spent her career helping students and teachers integrate the arts into their lives and across the curriculum. As part of the MoNA com-munity, she is passionate about the range of rich learning opportunities for lifelong learners!

JUROR: STEFANO CATALANIOne of Seattle’s longtime cultural leaders, Stefano Catalani is the Executive Director of Gage Acad-emy of Art, a national center for classical training in the foundation principles of drawing, painting, and sculpture. From 2005-16, he had leadership roles at Bellevue Arts Museum as Curator and Director of Art, Craft and Design. As a visionary professional, Catalani contributes an understand-ing and passion of how the role of a cultural insti-tution can inspire change, enrich lives and create a healthy community through art.

AUCTIONEER: IAN LINDSAYIan Lindsay is an auctioneer, actor and drama teacher. He is honored to assist a wide range of nonprofit organizations from around Puget Sound and beyond. Ian’s theatrical work provides grounding for his auctioneering style. A former member of the Seattle Arts Commission, Ian works to promote the fiscal health of the arts across the Puget Sound region. Ian is a proud alum of Seattle University’s philosophy and drama programs.

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On June 22nd MoNA presents the creative world of Joan Kirkman. Joan was a leading fashion illus-trator for Frederick & Nelson, The Bon Marche, I. Magnin, and Best Apparel (formally Nordstrom). Throughout her 40-year career as a successful illustrator, less known is that Joan was a gifted and accomplished oil and watercolor painter influ-enced by Post-Impressionists. As a member of the Art Departments at the University of Washington and Western Washington University she influ-enced many students. MoNA is honored to share the art of Joan Kirkman.

UPCOMING EXHIBITIONSJOAN KIRKMAN

Summer ExhibitionJune 22 – September 22, 2019

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EVE DEISHERAutumn ExhibitionOctober 5, 2019 – January 22, 2020

The Museum of Northwest Art is proud to present its Autumn exhibition Eve Deisher: Indicator by Guest Curator Lanny Bergner. Eve Deisher was a beloved instructor of design, studio art, and art history at Skagit Valley College for many years. While teaching the next generation of artists and art historians, Eve maintained her studio practice working in mixed media, including fiber art. This exhibition will be a look into Eve’s work and world, curated by her husband Lanny Bergner.

Breathe, 2012, mixed media

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IN-KIND DONORSCamp KoreyCountry Grounds CoffeeChihuly Garden & GlassChristianson's NurseryDeception DistillingMarlies EgberdingDave EisenhourFarmstrong BreweryJoanne Fredrich & Steve WillsonGallery Dei Gratia – Deryl WallsSteve KleinLa Conner Channel Lodge & Country InnLincoln TheatreMartedi Winery – Joe MiglinoMoNA StoreAnn MorrisNell Thorn Waterfront Bistro & BarPacific Northwest Quilt & Fiber Arts MuseumPerry & Carlson Shop & GallerySalon Rouge & SpaCathy Stevens & Lavone RiemSwinomish Casino & LodgeTwo Moons Gallery & Gifts

FUND THE FUTURE PATRONSAnonymousErik & Jenny BensonMarge Bickel

FUND THE FUTURE PATRONS (CONT)

Ann & Jon BowmanTom & Carla BucknellAnn & Donald CaldwellClara & Dave DuffChris & Allen ElliottDavid & Cathy HallJohn & Roodi HancockMichelle Hurteau & Philip MooreMakiko IchiuraJoan & Keith MageePolly & Doug MarshSusan Parke & Dedy WardLorne & Judith RenderJoanna SikesKeith & Catherine Wyman

SPECIAL THANKS TO:Toni AdamsC.B. Bell, III – PhotographerJoan CrossMayor Ramon HayesDon Hoskins – Earthenworks GalleryLa Conner Lodging TaxMaggie Paris – Catalog DesignerElizabeth TapperTown of La ConnerMoNA Docents and Auction Volunteers

THANK YOU TO OURAUCTION SUPPORTERS

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SPONSORS

KERRY ALLEN

ADELSTEIN, SHARPE & SERKADAKOTA ART PASTELSHKP ARCHITECTSHOME PLACE MEMORY CARESTUDIOEDISON/DAVID HALL

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MONA MISSION & VISIONMISSION

The Museum of Northwest Art connects people with the art, diverse cultures and environments of the Northwest.

 VISION 

The Museum of Northwest Art enriches lives in our diverse community by fostering essential conversations and encouraging creativity through exhibitions and educational activities that explore the art of the Northwest.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Officers:Joanne Fredrich, Ph.D., PresidentTom Bucknell, Vice PresidentMichelle Hurteau, Vice PresidentLorne Render, SecretaryCatherine Wyman, Treasurer

Trustees:Tom BeckwithC.J. Ebert

Honorary Trustees: Judi MullikinAllan OsbergJohn OsbergPhilip SerkaCharles Stavig

Staff:Joanna Sikes, Executive DirectorMarguerite Paul, RegistrarEllie Cross, Education DirectorLauren Carroll-Bolger, Education AssociateClara Duff, Donor Relations Officer Amanda McCallum, Development ManagerBrenda Brito, Administrative AssistantTessaRose Petersen, Finance ManagerMartha Bufkin, Sales AssociateJulie Jones, Sales Associate/BuyerLinda Olsson, Sales Associate

BOARD AND STAFF

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Richard AlbrechtGenevieve BakerEarlene BeckesJim BishopKathlyn “Betty” BlackTerri BomgardnerGlenn BordnerAnn BowmanBruce BradburnPaul BradfordMichael BrownTim BrucePaulette BufanoTerry BursettAnn CaldwellBarbara CallChristian CarlsonBarbara CarneySarah ChristensenSusan ChristensenSally CramShelly CrockerClara DuffPhyllis DunlapSharene ElanderChris ElliottSunnie EmpieNancy EricksonJanet FosterPhil FranzelWallie FunkBradford FurlongRon GlowenJeannie GravenkemperJonathan GutierrezDavid Hall

Susan HallKay HancockMit HarlanGreg HatchMarshall HatchGerry HenriotArthur W. HenryKarl HolzmullerPatricia HooverFrank HullBetsy HumphreyRichard HumphreyJerry JacksonElliott JohnsonLeslie Johnson StayT. JoyMari JuntunenLouise KikuchiSteve KleinGreg KlevenLou Ann KnutzenKate KondrakSue KrienenBev LarsonJean LeibStephen LindstromBruce LisserHelen MattoxGretchen McCauleyPhil McCrackenAlice MeyerSusan MeyerMaude MisnerGary MolyneauxMary MoodyDiane Morton

Judi MullikinMaren NelsonLeslie NordtvedtBeverlee (Babo) OlanieJeff OttesenGrace ParkJessica PavishDave PetersonWayne ReinholtMeghan Dunlap-RiceLynn RiesAlexa RobbinsMatthew RobertsonMarnie RoozenStanton SchmidPhil SerkaPatricia SmithChuck StavigJacqueline StegnerWanda SteinCheryl TelfordMadelyn ThomasAnthony TurpinNancy VogelJerry WillinsBrian WolfeStedem WoodSusan WoodValla Youngquist

We apologize for any omissions or errors. Please notify MoNA with any edits. Thank you!

THANK YOU TO OUR PAST TRUSTEESWe are pleased to recognize all past board members for their significant contributions to MoNA’s growth and development. They have created an institutional legacy for current and future generations.

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IN MEMORIAMBETTY BLACK

JEFF BROTMAN

EVE DEISHER

PATTY DETZER

ROBERT JONES

DENA LEE-CUMMING

MARY RANDLETT

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2019 TRUSTEES'AWARD RECIPIENT

GARRY CLINE Hardworking, longtime MoNA volunteer Garry Cline was announced at the Annual Meeting as the Recipient of the 2019 Trustees' Award for exceptional and long-standing support of the museum. The award was presented to him at the Volunteer Appreciation Reception. Garry's MoNA connections go back to his friendship with Rita Hupy and his deep admiration for Susan Parke during her tenure, when he himself was director of the Anacortes Museum. Garry’s nomination was strongly endorsed by the Staff, who praise Garry for the many mainte-nance needs that he takes care of. To name a few: replacing toilet seats, switching out lights, monitoring the water suppres-sion system, fixing busted cabinets in the store, mending broken door hinges, creating and installing elegant coat hooks for the staff, helping with the Art Studio’s recent renovations by build-ing shelving and installing a paper towel rack and hooks for art smocks...as well as serving on the art installation crew, and stuffing envelopes for mailings. Needless to say, MoNA would not be MoNA without Garry Cline. For all he does, MoNA is extremely grateful.

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PHILANTHROPY AWARDELIZABETH TAPPER

La Conner artist and master printmaker Elizabeth Tapper is a longtime close friend of MoNA, going back to 2008, when she arranged with then-Executive Director Greg Robinson to donate more than one artwork to the auction. The relationship with the museum blossomed as Tapper established a tradition of generously donating several treasured pieces of various NW artists to the auction every year, including 21 pieces this year. Her donated art over time runs to well over 100 pieces.Elizabeth Tapper attended graduate school at Columbia University, and studied with George Tsutakawa and Kathleen Rabel in Seattle. She has specialized in the plate-making and editioning of intaglio prints in her independent studio since 1981, and her many artist collaborations have taken her all over the U.S., as well as to Sweden, Germany, and Australia. Her collaborative works are collected by Harvard’s Fogg Museum, Boston Library, Museum of Modern Art, Seattle Art Museum, Microsoft, Pilchuck, and MoNA. She was instrumental in creating the print program and print shop at Pilchuck, and was appointed Master Printer there in 1990. Her own work has been shown at Seattle Art Museum, Frye Art Museum, Honolulu Academy of Art, Whatcom Museum, and University of Newcastle, Australia. With her beautiful artwork donations annually generating valuable support for the museum, MoNA is extremely fortunate to be the longtime beneficiary of Elizabeth Tapper’s generous spirit, and is honored to present to her the 2019 MoNA Philanthropy Award.

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MONA TRUSTEES’ AWARD RECIPIENTS

RECOGNIZING EXCEPTIONAL AND LONGSTANDING SUPPORT OF THE MUSEUM

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2015201620172019

Frank HullGrace ParkPhyllis DunlapWallie FunkJerry JacksonJacqueline StegnerHarry and Judi MullikinMarjorie BickelSaera Mae EadsGretchen McCauleyZobra WambleskaDederick WardSusan ChristensenSam HellisAnn & Jon BowmanSusan ParkeTerry BursettGarry Cline

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MENUAPPETIZERS & OYSTER BAR 

ROMAINE AND SPRING GREEN MIX with:- julienned carrots- grape tomato- red onion- parmesan cheese- balsamic vinaigretteARTISAN BREADS

HOMEMADE VEGETARIAN LASAGNA WITH RED SAUCE or GOUDA, SPINACH AND CRIMINI MUSHROOM-STUFFED CHICKEN BREAST WITH SHALLOT CREAM SAUCE paired with GREEN BEANS AND CARMELIZED SHALLOT MASHED POTATOES

MINI BITE-SIZE DESSERTS: - key lime- lemon- carrot cake- chocolate fudge brownie

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BID NUMBERSWhen you register to attend the auction, you will be assigned a bid number. You will receive your bid packet (including bidding card) when you check in at Registration the night of the auction. If you registered with a guest within the same household, you and your guest will share the same bid number. If you would like to arrange for sepa-rate bid numbers, please visit the registration table or contact Tessa at (360) 466-4446 x 109.

SILENT AUCTIONAll items have bid sheets attached or nearby. Enter a bid by writing your bid number next to the bid amount you desire. Please press hard, as you are making three copies.You may skip ahead to the bid amount you want to pay, and you may skip the pre-printed incre-ments to any higher amount. The next bidder must bid higher than you to be successful.Each item has a Guaranteed Purchase option at the bottom of its bid sheet. Guaranteed Purchase means you are willing to pay a premium price to guarantee you will own that item. Simply write your bid number by the predetermined sale price to close the item to further bidding.You may bid on any item in the silent auction until the auctioneer announces “no more bids.” An-nouncements will be made prior to each closing. At the close of each silent auction section,

SILENT AUCTION (CONT)

a MoNA representative will circle the highest written bid for each item. Designation by the silent auction official of the bid you have written as the top bid is a legal contract to purchase that silent auction item.In the event of a dispute over a silent auction bid, final oral bids will be taken from those who have already placed written bids. The auctioneer will determine the winning bid and the decision will be final.

LIVE AUCTIONTo bid on an item, please hold your bid card high with the number facing the auctioneer. Designated spotters can also accept your bid. The highest bid acknowledged by the auctioneer shall be deemed a legal contract with that bidder to purchase the item. The auctioneer reserves the right to settle any and all disputes, complaints, misunderstand-ings, errors and sales at his/her discretion. The auctioneer’s decision will be final.

HOW THE AUCTION WORKS

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FUND-THE-FUTUREFund-the-Future is an opportunity to support MoNA’s educational programs, exhibitions and permanent collection stewardship by making a 100% tax-deductible monetary donation. Fund-the-Future will take place halfway through the Live Auction.The auctioneer will invite you to hold up your bid card and pledge $50, $100, $250, $500, $1,000, $5,000, or $10,000 in support of MoNA. Please hold your card in the air, facing the auctioneer, until you hear your bid number read aloud. You are welcome to raise your card as many times as you like, and at multiple levels. The amount(s) you pledged will be included with your other auction purchases during checkout.

CHECKOUT Cash, personal checks, Discover, Visa, Master-Card, and American Express are accepted as payment for purchases. Please make your check payable to Museum of Northwest Art. Payment in full is expected the evening of the auction. Bidders who elect at registration to be served under the Express pay system do not have to stand in line to pay for their purchases. Simply register your credit card with the cashier, and your receipt will be ready at the end of the evening.

TAX DEDUCTIBILITY The Museum of Northwest Art is a registered 501c3 not-for-profit organization (tax ID# 91-1181221). Purchases made at a benefit auction in the State of Washington are exempt from Wash-ington State Sales Tax. If the amount you pay for an item exceeds the stated fair market value as listed in the auction catalog, the excess amount may be tax deductible as a charitable donation. Please consult with your tax advisor for further information. Fund-the-Future donations are 100% tax-deductible.

PICKING UP YOUR ITEMSItems may be removed from the premises only by showing a paid receipt obtained from the cashier. Purchased items can be picked up from a museum representative at the designated Art Packaging area.The successful bidder is responsible for claiming all items, including certificates, the night of the auction at the packaging location, unless otherwise indicated. Items not removed from the auction premises immediately following the auction may be picked up at the Museum of Northwest Art from 12-5pm on Sunday or during the week fol-lowing the auction at MoNA during normal office hours. You may arrange for delivery service in the Puget Sound area by notifying a museum repre-sentative or by calling (360) 466-4446 x 112.

HOW THE AUCTION WORKS(CONT)

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GENERAL RULESTop silent auction bidders can pay for their items at the cashier stations, which opens for regular service when the auction begins at 5 pm. It is not necessary to pay for each item after its pur-chase, and you are encouraged to pay for all your purchases at one time. Each auction item will be designated to one purchaser only. Some auction items, such as restaurant gift cards and experience packages, may include conditions, restrictions, and expiration dates on services. Restaurant and other service gift certificates do not include tax, gratuity, or alcoholic beverages. Unless otherwise noted, all items and services must be claimed and used within one year.Dates for all trips and similar events must be mu-tually arranged by the buyer with the donor, unless otherwise noted. All reservations should be made at least one month in advance. No refunds will be issued for canceled, lost, or unused tickets and/or accommodations.The Museum of Northwest Art attempts to de-scribe and catalog all items correctly. All items are sold as is. The Museum of Northwest Art neither warrants nor represents, and shall in no event be responsible for, the correctness of the descriptions, genuineness, authorship, provenance, or condition of the property. No statement contained in this catalog or made orally at the sale or elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty, representation, or assumption of liability.

The Museum of Northwest Art reserves the right to add or withdraw, without notice, items to or from the auction. All purchases are final; there are no exchanges or refunds. All items purchased become the property of the successful bidder once that bidder is ac-knowledged by the auctioneer and has completed the checkout process.Each person issued a bid number (bidder) assumes all risks and hazards related to the auction and items obtained at the auction. Each bidder agrees to hold harmless from any liability arising there from the Museum of Northwest Art, its elected and appointed officials, members and employ-ees, the auctioneer(s), the auction company and its agents and employees, the event organizers, sponsors, and/or volunteers connected with the auction.The Museum of Northwest Art will share contact information of winning bidders with the artists whose artwork they have purchased.

HOW THE AUCTION WORKS(CONT)

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001Margaret Carpenter ARNETTLoon Country, 2017Watercolor22” x 26” x 1”$475

002Jane ALYNNBodie’s Open Door, 2016Gelatin silver print21” x 17”$750

003Susan BENNERSTROMLefki, 2014Oil on polyester canvas12” x 12” x 2”$2,000

004Lanny BERGNERAtomic Vessel, 2013Stainless steel mesh, wire, silicone19” x 14” x 14”$2,600

005Meg HOLGATESkagit III, 2019Mixed media30” x 30” x 1”$2,800

006Guy ANDERSONLife of the Great Whale, 1973Mixed media12” x 22”$3,800

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007Max BENJAMINSea and Sky, 1961Oil on canvasDonated by David Cassera Galleries25” x 30”$3,600

009Ann Chadwick REIDNative & Invasive Species West, 2016Hand cut paper23” x 22” x 2”$1,200

011Dederick WARDEvening Forecast, 2009Oil on canvas41” x 30”$2,100

008Steve JENSENWood Canoe, 2019Oil on wood, boat resin, artist made frame17” x 21” x 1”$1,500

010Clayton JAMESBy Meg, 2005Oil on panelDonated by Keith Sorenson22” x 18”$2,000

012Patricia HALSELLFollowing the Wrong Gods Home, 2019Oil on linen on panel16” x 20” x 1.5”$1,350

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013Andrew VALLEEVertical Yellow Cedar, 2018Yellow cedar8.5” x 7” x 2”$1,000

015Keke CRIBBSBaku Kitty, 2015Reverse fired enamels on clear glass, thin shell concrete, wood, paint, mixed media, fabric29” x 9” x 6”$12,000

017Phillip LEVINEOverview, 2016Bronze17” x 6”$3,000

014BEZALEL-LEVYJuniper Beach, Camano Island, 2017Acrylics on canvasDonated by Yonnah Ben Levy and Chaim Bezalel27” x 54” x 3”$4,500

016Kathleen FAULKNERPathway, 2015Oil pastel29” x 34” x 1”$1,800

018Manfred LINDENBERGERTribal Gathering 5, 2000Acrylic on canvasDonated by Mary Lindenberger24” x 36” x 2”$3,450

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019Anne Martin McCOOLIn Distance, Close, 2016Acrylic with Japanese paper on canvas30” x 30”$2,800

021John Franklin KOENIGTrel Pendula, 1978Mixed medium on paperDonated by John C. and Claire Koenig25.35” x 18” x 1”$3,000

020JOANNE FREDRICH - STEPHEN WILLSON: BOW COMPOUND JUST SOUTH OF EDISON Cocktail Party for 8 Guests (schedule for July to early October)$1000

Tour the house with the owners and David Hall, the STUDIOEDI-SON architect who designed the house and outbuildings on 5-acres overlooking the Samish Valley. The ranch style house was designed for privacy and views using natural, sustainable materials and energy efficient concepts. Bring your friends for an inspiring event with architecture, art, tasty bites and cocktails. Added attractions include extensive gardens, greenhouse, barn, alpaca, chickens and coop.

022Judith KINDLERSketch Book, 2010Mixed mediaDonated by Tom Bucknell25” x 33” x 2.5”$2,500

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025Toni Ann RUSTSun Dog and Smoke, 2017Oil on board24.6” x 34.75” x 1.25"$1,000

023Christopher MATHIEGuides and Teachers, 2019Acrylic, charcoal, aquarelle, gesso on canvas60” x 48” x 2"$4,800

026Ed KAMUDANight WalkOil on panel8” x 14” x 1"$1,400

024Chuck GUMPERTStratified Illusions, 2017Oil and mixed media on masonite board48” x 36” x 1.5”$3,900

027Margy LAVELLESuspension, 2016Oil on board9” x 16” x 1.25"$1,100

028Eric HOPKINSFaux Glass Fish Plate #6, 2016Oil paint on painted pine15” x 25” x 1"$3,600

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031Joe ROSSANOUrsus Maratimus, 2018Wood, tar, DNA, graphite18” x 18”$2,700

030Paul HORIUCHIWeathered by Time, 1993Lithograph, artist proofDonated by Herb andLucy Pruzan30” x 36”$2,500

032Charles STAVIGOracle 2018, 2018Bronze & olivine19” x 8.5” x 8”$4,000

029Guy ANDERSONOn the Beach, 1969Oil on boardDonated by Carol Merrick20” x 40”$5,000

FUND-THE-FUTUREWhen you support MoNA, you help connect people with art and change lives in our diverse community. The more you give to MoNA, the more MoNA can give to our community. To-gether, let's stretch and raise our paddles to fund MoNA's future.

$10,000$2,500$500$100

$5,000$1,000$250$50

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033Karen HACKENBERGBaja Cafe, 2018Freehand iPad drawing, archival pigment print on paper36” x 28”$1,800

037Lisa McSHANEAfternoon on the Lake, 2019Oil on linen30” x 48”$4,100

035STEVE KLEIN STUDIO EXPERIENCE & MEAL FOR 6, LA CONNER, PLUS 3-PC SERVING SET$1,800

The participants will have about 2 to 3 hours in glass artist Steve's studio that will include fun, instruction and encouragement. Each person will have the opportunity to make 2 plates using a wide variety of colored glass, that they will learn how to cut and as-semble into their own artistic and functional creation. Brunch or lunch will be included. Arrangements will be made directly with the artist. Package includes 3-piece kiln-formed glass serving set.

034Robert McCAULEYDay Watch, 2018Oil on canvas on panel36” x 29”$5,500

036James McGRATHUntitledOil on canvasDonated by Dan Eskenazi48” x 60”$3,500

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043Georgia GERBERThree Swallows on a WallBronzeDonated by Give Art Foundation8” x 17” x 3”$1,100

042Joe RENOGeorge Washington, 2018Oil on canvas22.5” x 18.5”$6,000

041Michael SPAFFORD and Spike MAFFORDHercules Slaying the Mad Bull of Crete, 2011Digital photos (Mafford) over printed by woodcut prints (Spafford)8” x 24”$2,000

039Natalie NIBLACKCongregation II, 2014Oil on canvas36” x 66”$3,000

040Jeffrey O’BOYLEInterrupted Interlude, 1994Oil on canvas32” x 54” x 2”$4,800

038Ann MORRISBird Sail, 2006BronzeDonated by Lisa Harris Gallery8” x 4.5” x 24”$3,500

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101Guy ANDERSONUntitledBlock print14” x 8”$2,400

103Guy ANDERSONSalish SongsBlock print on Japanese paper9.5” x 7.5”$2,500

105Patrick ANDERSONThe Triplets: Mt. Johannesburg North CascadesPastel on paper29” x 21” x 1”$650

102Guy ANDERSONUntitledBlock print on paper9” x 12”$2,100

104Louis ANDERSONHelga’s Pond, 2018Watercolor19” x 28” x .5”$385

106Sharron ANTHOLTDazzle, 2019Ink, gold leaf, Nepalese paper, silver leaf5” x 4”$800

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107Mika AONOI will Catch you, 2018Photo documentation on wood panel8” x 8” x 1”$125

109Mike BATHUMWoodscape with Butterflies, 2017Acrylic on printers paper17” x 27” x 1.5”$300

111Susan BENNERSTROMUntitledPrinter’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$2,000

108Guillermo ArreguinMany Men in HatsPrinter’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$700

110Yonnah BEN LEVYLarge Saggar Fired Vase, 2012Saggar fired clay18” x 9” x 9”$650

112David Grant BESTSnow on Big Beaver Pond, 2016Archival pigment ink photograph15” x 18” x 1.5”$300

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113Coizie BETTINGERWandering Through Summer GoldPastel16” x 13”$375

115Jay BOWENSpirit WorldsOil on canvas8” x 10”$250

117Carla BUCKNELLAll Talk, 2017Encaustic mixed media13” x 13” x 1.25”$395

114Chaim BEZALELSea Form, 2016Raku fired clay, driftwood8” x 10” x 8”$500

116Dan BROWNCan’t Separate the Birds from the SkyMaple wood59” x 7.5” x .5”$625

118Dotti BURTONGoodness Prevails, 2017Acrylic16” x 16” x 1”$450

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119Donald CALDWELLP011 from the Kaleidoscope Collection, 2018Mixed media (water color, brass and alder)33” x 14” x 1.5”$500

121Michael CLOUGHEast Marsh, 2017Oil on incised canvas26” x 15”$800

123Mira KAMADAThree Irises, 2013Oil on canvas36” x 48” x 1.5”$1,950

120Tyree CALLAHANSalish Atlas #94, 2015Oil on panel17” x 21” x 2”$360

122Flora CORREAHidden Pass, c.1964Mixed mediaDonated by Dan Eskenazi24” x 30”$1,200

124Joan CROSSNotes to the Universe (Bhutanese prayer flags), 2017Acrylics and mixed media19” x 19” x 1.25”$350

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125Carole CUNNINGHAMHammered Silver Chain NecklaceHammered sterling silver42” long$250

127F.L. (Rick) DECKERThree Boxes, 2019Serigraph8” x 13”$150

129Dee DOYLEBramblesWatercolor20” x 16” x 1”$250

126Barrie D’ANGELOCity in the Woods, 2018Ink and acrylic pens on paper12” x 12”$275

128Don DeLEVABorn From Ones and Zeros, 2019Acrylic, graphite, and composi-tion leaf on wood panel24” x 20” x 1.5”$1,200

130Heidi EPSTEINUpaya #1, 2015Watercolor & pencil on paper16.5” x 13” x 1.25”$500

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131Ron FARRELLRiver View with Great Blue Heron, 2019Oil on canvas11” x 14” x 1”$750

133Joe FEDDERSENTable with AntlersPrinter’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$550

135Claudia FITCHHeadless Sphinx Potion Bottles (pair), 2017Cast porcelain with underglaze5” x 4” x 3”$700

132Kathleen FAULKNERBarnaclesOil pastelDonated by Dorothy Bird20” x 19.5” x 2”$900

134Michael FELBERRunning Zebra, 1994Archival pigment print of a colored pencil drawing over watercolor12.5” x 50.25”$900

136Gary GIOVANESkagit Landscape of the Mind, 2017Acrylics on cedar with red oak frame10.25” x 35” x 1”$500

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137Kathryn GLOWENHeads and Tails, 2017Mixed media/paper collage30” x 22” x 1”$1,500

139Art HANSENAsparagus, 1979Printer’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$500

141David HARRISONNeskowin #1Printer’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$480

138David HALLLummi Island with Piers, 2015Watercolor on B&W photo18” x 24” x 1”$300

140Art HANSENStill Life November, 1988Printer’s proof IIDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$500

142David HARRISONNeskowin #2Printer’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$480

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143Diane HILLSpring Falls, 2018Watercolor20" x 16"$195

145Catherine JAMESFern in Snow, 2013Watercolor20” x 24” x 1”$500

147R. Allen JENSENUntitled, 2008MultimediaDonated by Nancy & Tim Vogel25” x 31” x .75”$1,850

144Todd HORTONThe Understanding, 2018Oil on canvas14” x 20” x 1”$800

146Helga JAQUESItalian Memory Cinque Terra, 2018 Acrylic30” x 18” x 1”$475

148Fay JONESSOS - Grasshopper, 1995Printer’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$450

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149Fay JONESWoman with IvyPrinter’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$350

151LouAnn KNUTZENSereneWatercolor24” x 30”$525

153Janet LAURELFrog Talk, 2016Mixed media on paper22.5” x 62” x .75”$2,400

150Louise KIKUCHIKeawe Tree Shadows at Noon, 2014Sume and colors on paper17.75” x 17.75”$1,800

152Carrie LARSONReverie at Tower Arch, 2018Mixed media, paper and thread23” x 11” x 1.1”$400

154Andrea LAWSONSilver Lining, 2017Oil on canvas16” x 20” x 1.5”$1,200

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155Denise LeBLANCFall Drive, 2018Acrylic16” x 20”$550

157Terry MacDONALDDevotion, 2017Mixed media/acrylic30” x 22” x .5”$900

159Marlene McCAULEYOriole, 2018Oil on canvas on panel15.5” x 13.5”$500

156Jane Frances LLOYDApotropaic TrapezoidGouache on paper17” x 17” x 1.5”$1,200

158Curt McCAULEYWhere Did I Put That, 2019Watercolor, ink, acrylic15” x 12” x .75”$300

160Carol MERRICKSnow Leopard, c.1999Collage17” x 21”$700

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161Carol MERRICKI Love BeadsMixed mediaDonated by Ron & Janet Foster23” x 29”$450

163Pamela MILLSLandscape Language, 2018Oil on board12” x 16”$500

165Jazz MORGANMother Tree, 2018Oil24” x 30” x 2”$700

162Betty MILESPondscape #12, 2017Acrylic on canvas24” x 30”$800

164Allen MOEUntitled, 2017Mouse pelvis bones from owl regurgitations, deerskin, and clay pot6” x 4”$800

166Hilda MORRISUntitledWoodblock printDonated by Dion Zwirner12” x 16”$300

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167Thu NGUYENBurlington Northern Santa Fe, 2018Oil on linen16” x 20” x 1”$1,200

169Loe OSBORNEWinter’s Embrace, 2018Limited edition bronze6” x 17” x 8”$3,300

168Anna Mastronardi NOVAKCrow, 2014Oil on canvas12” x 12” x 1.5”$350

170Andre PACEFemale Pregnancy, 2011Oils, acrylics, chalk, crayon5” x 7” x 2”$120

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201Jane PENMANRuby Zioite Stone Art Jewelry, 2019Stone & silver2.5” x 2”$800

203Tracy POWELLFlower, 2018Stone sculpture14” x 5” x 5”$ 500

205William REESEReadyPrinter’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$450

202Maralyne POWELLTransition, 2018Painted B&W photograph14” x 11” x .5”$300

204William REESELilyPrinter’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$500

206William REESEFrom the NorthPrinter’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$500

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207Frank RENLIEFeral Faucets, 2018Oil on canvas23” x 32”$2,200

209John ROBBINSMoon Bird, 2017Acrylic23.5” x 31.5”$1,200

211Elizabeth SANDVIGLa Cucaracha, 2018Relief print and watercolor18” x 16.5”$800

208Frank RENLIESchool Bus, 2015Acrylic on canvas20” x 26”$1,550

210Marty ROGERSOcean Spray, 2005WatercolorDonated by Candice Reid18” x 24”$800

212Elizabeth SANDVIGUntitled, 1997Printer’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$800

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213Elizabeth SANDVIGUntitled, 1997Printer’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$800

215Kathleen SECRESTEarth Walking, 2016Soft pastel8” x 8”$325

217Preston SINGLETARYBox of KnowledgeSigned limited edition serigraph, pencil signed and unframed15” x 15”$200

214David SCHERRERBorder, 2017 Archival photograph20” x 24”$500

216Anne SIEMSWe Are All ConnectedPrint on archival paper, unframed12” x 16”$70

218Anna SKIBSKAArchitectonic, 2019Glass9” x 9” x 12”$2,050

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219Anna SKIBSKAUrban, 2019Necklace, rubber tubing, electroplated quartz20” Length$220

221Carl SMOOLListen to the Land, 1990Printer’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$500

223Michael SPAFFORDUntitled, 1997Printer’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$750

220Roger SMALLPadilla Winter, 2013Mixed media25.5” x 31.5” x 1.5” $2,000

222Keith SORENSONBlakely Island, 2019Oil on canvas24” x 24”$500

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225Charles STOKESSnake of Islam, 1985GouacheDonated by John C. and Claire Koenig29” x 20.5” x 1”$1,000

227Kate SWEENEYDolly Totem Flyaway (1 of a series of 4)Printer’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$425

226Barbara Silverman SUMMERSThe Tablet, 2016Acrylic on canvas36” x 24”$1,500

228Kate SWEENEYDolly Totem Gut Feeling (2 of a series of 4)Printer’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$425

224Jay STEENSMAChaliceOil on kraft paperDonated by Dan Eskenazi38” x 18”$1,200

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231Susan Cohen THOMPSONMirageOil on canvas16” x 16”$800

233George TSUTAKAWAFountainWatercolor on paperDonated by Dan Eskenazi13” x 20”$300

232Jeffrey THOSTENSONUntitledAcrylic on paperDonated by Marilyn Thostenson34.75” x 27” x 1”$1,200

234Li TURNERWind in the Grass, 2019Monotype11” x 9”$200

230Kate SWEENEYDolly Totem Ponytail (4 of a series of 4)Printer’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$425

229Kate SWEENEYDolly Totem Hunch (3 of a series of 4)Printer’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$425

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237Susanne WERNERIndian FireEncaustic20” x 16”$800

239Maggie WILDERTo Stay or Go, 2018Oil on canvas13” x 16” x 1.5”$700

235William TURNERGreen River, 2018Acrylic on canvas20” x 16”$700

238Don WESLEYThe Harlequin, 2013Acrylic on canvas24” x 32” x 3”$1,000

240Suze WOOLFGlacier from Sauk, 2017Watercolor on paper16” x 20”$600

236Lucy Mae VanZANDENStarfish Memories, 2019Sandblasted basalt6” x 13” x 9”$1,200

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243Christine WARDENBURG-SKINNERMale Nude, n.d.Woodcut24” x 19”$250

242Geoff PARKERSun BathersPrinter’s proofDonated by Elizabeth Tapper$500

241Cynthia YACHTMANFloral 100, 2019Latex on paper, prints, and painting6” x 6” x 1”$150

244DAVID EISENHOUR PRIVATE VIEWING/TOUR/TALK ON JUNE 22 EXHIBIT @SMITH&VALLEE GALLERY, EDISON, FOR 12

$75 PER PERSON.*EACH BID IS A GUARANTEED TICKET.Enjoy an after-hours private viewing, tour and talk by Dave Eisenhour of his Smith & Vallee show titled Excerpts from a Carbon Dialogue, while enjoying cocktails and Slough Food appetizers. Event is on Saturday, June 22, 2019. $75 per person, individual bid.

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245MARTEDI WINERY PRIVATE WINEMAKER'S TASTING & TOUR BY OWNER JOE MIGLINO, WOODINVILLE, FOR 8-12 PEOPLE

$350Private Winemaker's Tour and Tasting with Martedi Winery owner Joe Miglino, for 8-12 people. Includes appetizers. Date and time to be mutually agreed upon. (Photo credited to Martedi Winery).

246ANN MORRIS STUDIO TOUR AND LUNCH, LUMMI ISLAND FOR UP TO 10 PEOPLE

$1000Privately tour the Studio Gallery and Sculpture Woods garden of Northwest bronze sculptor, Ann Morris, and enjoy lunch, with up to 9 of your friends. 10 people total. (Photo caption: By Ann Morris - Double Dream - large scale bronze).

247"BARN SHOWS" BOOK DEBUT PARTY, FIR ISLAND, FALL 2019 DATE TBD.

$50 PER PERSON. UP TO 50 PEOPLE. *EACH BID IS A GUARANTEED, TRANSFERABLE,NON-REFUNDABLE TICKET/DONATION

Co-authors Cathy Stevens and Lavone Newell-Reim are offering to include up to fifty people to join them at an invitation-only private party celebrating the debut of their “Barn Shows” Book. The signed first edi-tion will be available. The party is to honor all the artists featured in the book plus sponsors and contributors who speak for the ten artists who are no longer with us. Lavone and Dick will host this gala celebration in their destination garden, carriage house and other buildings. Their Northwest Art Collection in their home will be available for viewing. Your long afternoon, 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm, will include food, wine, great conversa-tions, garden tours led by Dick for those interested, and a chance to meet a number of artists and enthusiasts. Priceless.

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248THE BARN SHOWS 1995 GROUP PORTRAIT

$400"The Barn Shows 1995 Group Portrait" by Cathy Stevens, do-nated together with Lavone Reim. "8x10" black and white group portrait, framed 13"x15". Back row: Ed Kamuda, Dederick Ward, Anne Martin McCool. Middle row: Michael Clough, Maggie Wilder, Lavone Newell-Re-im, Guy Anderson, Clayton James. Front row: Cathy Schoenberg, John Simon.

249GALLERY DEI GRATIA GALLERY TOUR OF GUY ANDERSON ART, LA CONNER, FOR UP TO 10 PEOPLE

$500Deryl Walls, a long time associate of Guy Anderson and author of the artist's Catalogue Raisonne, will welcome the lucky bidder to Gallery Dei Gratia. The La Conner gallery was established in 1987 to principally exhibit and care for the artistic estate of Guy Irving Anderson. At a mutually agreed upon date and time the guests, not to exceed 10, will have the pleasure of entering the artist's world. Surrounded by works from the Anderson estate, Mr. Walls will enhance the unique visit with stories of the life and career of one of the most prominent members of the legendary Northwest School. Refreshments will be served. (Photo credited to Gallery Dei Gratia by Guy Anderson The Marsh 1979).

250MUSEUM MADNESS - CHIHULY GARDEN & GLASS, MOHAI, TACOMA MUSEUM OF GLASS

$250You can delight in art and artifacts at three grand Puget Sound museums: 1. Studio glass of Dale Chihuly at the exquisite Chi-huly Garden & Glass (4 tickets) at Seattle Center, by the Space Needle; 2. Stories and artifacts of the Puget Sound region's diverse history at MOHAI, the Museum of History & Industry (2 passes) plus their book Seattle Style - Fashion/Function (pack-age donated by CFO/COO Donna DiFiore), and 3. A premier contemporary art museum dedicated to glass and glassmaking, the Museum of Glass in Tacoma (4 tickets).

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251CHRISTIANSON'S NURSERY GARDEN BASKETS

$150Take home two stunning, large hanging baskets from award-win-ning, historic Christianson's Nursery in the Skagit Valley.

252DECEPTION DISTILLING "BOOZE BASKET"

$150Deception Distilling, Anacortes, is the most preferred spirit man-ufacturer in Washington State. We distill small batches of spirits in 500-liter stills to ensure quality in every drop. Basket contains a variety of spirits and blinking shot glasses.

253LA CONNER GETAWAY PACKAGE: LA CONNER CHANNEL LODGE & COUNTRY INN, NELL THORN WATERFRONT BISTRO & BAR, TWO MOONS GALLERY & GIFTS, PACIFIC NORTHWEST QUILT & FIBER ARTS MUSEUM, MONA STORE, COUNTRY GROUNDS COFFEE

$550At the heart of the Magic Skagit lies La Conner, the historic town that MoNA has called home for over 35 years. This unique getaway includes lodging at La Conner Country Inn & Channel Lodge, farm-to-table dining at Nell Thorn, gift cards to Two Moons Gallery & Gifts and the MoNA Store, four passes to the Pacific Northwest Quilt and Fiber Arts Museum, and a bag of Country Grounds coffee along with their gift card.

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254MAGIC SKAGIT: SWINOMISH CASINO & LODGE AND PERRY & CARLSON SHOP & GALLERY

$300The Swinomish Casino and Lodge on Padilla Bay invites you to join them for a relaxing one night stay, to include a $75 credit in the highly acclaimed 13moons fine-dining restaurant. You can also treat yourself to a visit to friendly Mount Vernon, for a stroll along the charming Skagit Riverwalk, and some art-inspired shopping in the nearby Perry & Carlson Shop & Gallery, with your $100 gift certificate.

255MOUNT VERNON MAGIC

$200Treat yourself to locally-sourced brew sampling and art-inspired retail shopping in Mount Vernon. Package includes two tickets to BrewFest on the Skagit 2019 (taking place August 10 at Skagit Riverwalk Park, supporting the Lincoln Theatre); a Farmstrong Brewery Gift Box including 4 mason jars, 1 growler and 1 growler fill gift card; and a $100 gift certificate to Perry & Carlson Shop & Gallery.

256SALON ROUGE & SPA, LA CONNER

$250Pamper yourself at La Conner's Salon Rouge & Spa with your full choice of services ($100 gift certificate), and a basket of boutique goodies.

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257SEATTLE MARINERS COMMISSIONER'S BOX SEATS FOR FOUR

$800Experience major league baseball in style with 4 Commissioner's Box tickets to a 2019 Seattle Mariners Home Game.

258FAMILY FUN: WOODLAND PARK ZOO OUTING AND CAMP KOREY GAME PACKAGE

$175Enjoy an outing for four at one of Seattle's best attractions, the Woodland Park Zoo. Package includes admission, a ride on their iconic carousel, and one stuffed Red Panda Bear, in tribute to the adorable twins born there last summer. Also, make it a Family Game Night with this delightful package from Camp Korey, including: Simon Swipe, Scribblish, Draw Something - Party, and Scrabble.

259AQUA BY EL GAUCHO, SEATTLE

$700Chef ’s Wine Dinner for Four at Aqua by El Gaucho. Dinner includes special chef ’s menu of Aqua signature items to be paired with their sommelier selection of wines. Based on mutually agree-able date. Valid through June 8, 2020.

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