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Museum School Art Auction

From the gallery: Join the @friendsofmuseumschool Saturday June 11th in the Bread & Salt Event Space, The Brick Room, for the Museum School Art Auction. Over 50 artists have generously donated work to support the school. Come and buy some amazing artwork and help our kids! Bidding has started online for the auction, and final bidding will take place at the event at Bread & Salt on Jun. 11 from 6-9 p.m. View the art and make a bid here. Artist list: Andrew Alcasid - Dan Allen - Robert Andrade - Michael James Armstrong - Siobhan Arnold - Yomar Augusto - Sean Brannan - Claudia Cano - Andrea Chung - Leal Corbin - Rondi Creech - Hugo Crosthwaite - Einar & Jamex De La Torre - Nicole Deline - Matt Devine - Tom Driscoll - Rachel Ehlin Smith - Francisco Eme - Victoria Fu - Kaori Fukuyama - España Garcia - Tara Gasparian - Charles Glaubitz - Vero Glezqui - Wendy Gracia - Johanna Hansen - John Halaka - JP Hasson - Beliz Iristay - Lindy Ivey - Mayce Keeler - Tyler Keeton Robbins - Victoria Licht - Alessandra Moctezuma - Michelle Montjoy - Melody Jean Moulton - Annalise Neil - Britt Neubacher - Judith Nicolaidis - Julia Norman - Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio - Jeff Plapp - Chris Puzio - Ciara Rafferty - Jaleh Raissi - Bryan Reid - Matt Rich - Sasha Sañudo - Barbara Sexton - Jason Sherry - Perry Vasquez - Melissa Walter - Elizabeth Washburn - Ted Washinton - Christopher Wassell - James Watts - Frankie Window - Derek Weiler - Joe Yorty Related links: Friends of Museum School on Instagram Bread and Salt on Instagram Bread and Salt on Facebook Online auction

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