Jeffrey Gibson, Forest (THIS BURNING WORLD) and Moss and Sunshine (THIS BURNING WORLD), 2023. Fine art pigment prints, 30 x 40 inches each. Edition of 3 plus 3 A.P. Framed by Spot Design.

Courtesy the artist and Sikkema Jenkins Gallery, NY

These two works are specifically created for the ICA SF by Cherokee-Choctaw artist Jeffrey Gibson, based upon his critically acclaimed inaugural exhibition at the ICA SF, THIS BURNING WORLD. His immersive video installation, which Gibson has called “among his most ambitious projects to date,” captured all four seasons changing across dramatic vistas and intimate details of the land around his home in the Hudson Valley.

This work is a layered and complicated exploration of land acknowledgement, and a significant moment in Gibson’s career trajectory. In these printed stills from THIS BURNING WORLD, we see the unique “masking” technique reminiscent of the patterning throughout Gibson’s multimedia practice. This is a very special opportunity to own work by one of the most significant artists living and working today.

Jeffrey Gibson lives and works in Hudson, NY. This summer, it was announced that Gibson will be the first Indigenous artist to represent the United States at the 2024 Venice Biennale!

Each is valued at $10,000, with starting bids of $6,500.

Patrick Martinez, Dogpatch Community Court, 2023. Acrylic on panel. 46 ½ x 30 ½ inches, framed in shadow box.

This is an incredible site-specific painting created for his upcoming solo show, Ghost Land. His design is translated into a public mural on the newly refurbished Dogpatch Community Basketball Court commissioned in partnership with the ICA SF, The Warriors Foundation and Alive & Free. Painted in the style of his well-known Pee Chee Folder series, this work features portraits of graduates from Alive & Free’s violence prevention and leadership programs.

Valued at $15,000, with starting bid of $7,500. Don’t miss this chance to own a unique painting that truly encapsulates the community impact of Patrick’s exhibition.

Please note: this work will be exhibited in Patrick Martinez: Ghost Land, on view September 23, 2023 - January 7, 2024. Winning bidder must agree to loan the work for the duration of the exhibition.

Patrick Martinez, Rise and Shine, 2017. Neon on plexiglass. 8.5 × 14 inches. Edition of 30.

Courtesy of the artist and Charlie James Gallery, LA.

Exhibiting artist Patrick Martinez fabricates neon sign works to mirror street-level commercial signage, but remixes them with words and phrases drawn from literary and oratorical sources. In his words, Patrick seeks to “tell the stories of the communities, people, and establishments that create the signs and symbols that so distinctly characterize Los Angeles.”

Valued at $5,000, with starting bid of $2,500.

Rupy C. Tut, Short echo of a long conversation, 2023. Handmade pigments on hemp paper. 11 x 7.5 inches. Framed by Spot Design.

Courtesy the artist and Jessica Silverman Gallery, San Francisco.

Oakland-based artist Rupy C. Tut has been rising to extraordinary visibility in the Bay Area and beyond, with her practice preserving historic pigment-making methods and creating delicate works inspired by traditional Indian painting. She weaves contemporary images and references into a centuries-old visual language, encouraging viewers to connect the past and present.

This unique new work captures the conceptual core of her upcoming solo exhibition at the ICA SF, Out of Place. Inspired by her ancestors, Tut’s figures navigate the complicated relationship between body and land, finding ways to belong in the environments around them.

Valued at $9,000, with starting bid of $5,500.

Left: Ryan Whelan, Saving treats until they’ve spoiled, 2020. Ink and pastel on paper. 22 x 30 inches. Framed by Spot Design. Value: $4000, starting bid: $2,000.

Center: Ryan Whelan, A weed by any other name (diptych), 2020. Ink and pastel on paper. Approximately 15 x 22 inches each. Framed by Spot Design. Value: $5,000, starting bid: $2,500.

Right: Liz Hernández & Ryan Whelan, Petrified and preserved, 2023. Carved cantera stone. 6 x 6 x 0.75 inches. Value: $2000, starting bid: $1,000.

Courtesy the artists and Pt.2 Gallery, Oakland.

Each of these three works is an exquisite companion in varying media to Liz Hernández and Ryan Whelan’s inaugural exhibition here at ICA SF, A Weed by Any Other Name. These works are an extraordinary artistic homage to the resiliency required to be an artist living and working in the Bay Area, as well as to the artistic community in our region. The artists turned to the theme and imagery of the blackberry bush to create this narrative.

In the artists’ own words: “Weeds, generally described as ‘unwanted’ amongst the foliage, can be unusually persistent in the most neglected spaces. In this exhibition, we consider the humble blackberry, ubiquitous in the Bay Area, a symbol of resilience—a weed by any other name. You can cut down the blackberry bush, but with every fracture their intricate root system will generate more plants. This sums up the spirit of the Bay Area - a commitment to do, make, and be, regardless of such intense conditions.”

Penthouse Weekend at LUMA Hotel San Francisco

Experience a luxurious weekend in the penthouse suite at LUMA Hotel San Francisco, a new art-forward and locally-rooted hotel offering intuitive tech, premium amenities, and curated services to make you feel at home. Experience sweeping views through the penthouse’s floor to ceiling windows, celebrate with gracious entertaining space, and enjoy thoughtful touches from Frette linens and bathrobes to 65" televisions with casting.

This package includes an exclusive hosted cocktail experience at Cavaña, LUMA’s rooftop lounge. Highlighting the beauty, culture, and design of Central and South America, Cavaña’s cocktail program showcases artisanal flavors inspired by unexpected and locally sourced ingredients.

Date of stay to be determined between winning bidder and LUMA Hotel San Francisco. Subject to availability.

Value: $2,500. Starting bid: $1,250.

VIP Art and Wine Experience at Memento Mori Winery

Don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime experience at the acclaimed Memento Mori Winery in Napa Valley, including a private swim into James Turrell’s striking Stone Sky installation and VIP wine tasting. For up to six guests.

Stone Sky is the Memento Mori property’s pièce de resistance and exemplifies their increasing focus on the intersection between art and fine wine. Designed by James Turrell, one of the founders of the mid-1960s California Light and Space Movement, Stone Sky includes a pavilion and infinity pool that stretches towards the vineyard beyond. Swimming underwater at the end of the infinity pool reveals the sky through his signature “Skyspace” cube, intensifying the senses.

Memento Mori is a limited-production winery that specializes in Cabernet Sauvignon from some of the most internationally acclaimed vineyard sites in Napa Valley. It was founded in 2010 by three childhood friends, Adriel Lares, Hayes Drumwright, and Adam Craun, who have committed themselves to crafting sophisticated wines of tremendous balance, honesty and profundity.

Date and time to be determined by winning bidder and Memento Mori at least one month in advance. Maximum 6 guests.

Value: $5,000. Starting bid: $2,500.

Host a Private Chef Dinner at ICA SF

Private dinner for up to 10 guests at the ICA SF after hours, catered by My Friend Fernando. Evening includes a curatorial tour of the current exhibitions.

Named one of Eater’s hottest Bay Area pop-ups, My Friend Fernando is a local Chicano dining experience that blurs the boundaries of heritage and seasonality while embracing experimentation and collaboration.

Value: $7,000. Starting bid: $3,500.

Date and time to be determined by winning bidder, My Friend Fernando, and ICA SF.

VIP Warriors Game Day Experience

The Warriors Community Foundation is generously offering an exclusive ticket package to Warriors games, including:

• 2 lower level tickets (get closer to the action!) to a Golden State Warriors home game in the 2023-2024 season
• 2 passes to the Chase Club, an all-inclusive lounge with upscale food and beverage
• Courtside access during pregame warmups

Value: $1,000. Starting bid: $500. Dates to be determined by the winning bidder and the Warriors Community Foundation.

Claudia Altman-Siegel, Kayleen Arnke, Ethan Beard, Mia Conway, Jessica Farron, Lizelle Green, Pamela Hornik, Sophia Kinell, Christina McGuire, Alison Pincus, Jessica Silverman, Laura Smith Sweeney, Sarah Wendell Sherrill