San Francisco Art Institute is pleased to present Rare and Fine Ephemera from the SFAI Archive, an auction of fine, rare, medium, and well-done artworks, artifacts, stories, and experiences spanning 150 years of singular institutional history. Join us on Friday, April 29 for a terrace reception and spirited live auction with Bay Area auctioneer and comedian Jerry Goldstone. A free, limited-edition catalogue will be available on-site for curious onlookers and big-spenders alike, with understandable preference given to big-spenders.
Highlights include: Will Donaldson’s Do-Wacka-Do (1924), an object suggesting a sculpture, REJECTED GRAPHICS, actual artworks, an actually very neat experience related to Angela Davis’ 1970s SFAI tenure, photographs of photographs, audio cassettes, and so much more.
Sell the past to own your future. Only in this case, own both your future and your past by investing in the present. Our present.
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Highlights include: Will Donaldson’s Do-Wacka-Do (1924), an object suggesting a sculpture, REJECTED GRAPHICS, actual artworks, an actually very neat experience related to Angela Davis’ 1970s SFAI tenure, photographs of photographs, audio cassettes, and so much more.
Sell the past to own your future. Only in this case, own both your future and your past by investing in the present. Our present.
San Francisco Art Institute is pleased to present Rare and Fine Ephemera from the SFAI Archive, an auction of fine, rare, medium, and well-done artworks, artifacts, stories, and experiences spanning 150 years of singular institutional history. Join us on Friday, April 29 for a terrace reception and spirited live auction with Bay Area auctioneer and comedian Jerry Goldstone. A free, limited-edition catalogue will be available on-site for curious onlookers and big-spenders alike, with understandable preference given to big-spenders.
Highlights include: Will Donaldson’s Do-Wacka-Do (1924), an object suggesting a sculpture, REJECTED GRAPHICS, actual artworks, an actually very neat experience related to Angela Davis’ 1970s SFAI tenure, photographs of photographs, audio cassettes, and so much more.
Sell the past to own your future. Only in this case, own both your future and your past by investing in the present. Our present.
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Highlights include: Will Donaldson’s Do-Wacka-Do (1924), an object suggesting a sculpture, REJECTED GRAPHICS, actual artworks, an actually very neat experience related to Angela Davis’ 1970s SFAI tenure, photographs of photographs, audio cassettes, and so much more.
Sell the past to own your future. Only in this case, own both your future and your past by investing in the present. Our present.
show less
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