Contributing artists include Melanie Abramov, Cey Adams, Charlie Ahearn, Sunny Bak, Maggie Bard, Janette Beckman, Butch Belair, Angela Boatwright, Built by Wendy, Tim Carter, Alexander Cavaluzzo, Josh Cheuse, Claw Money, Martha Cooper, Danny Clinch, Cycle, Jane Dickson, Evoker, John Fekner, Filth (Lucas Erwin), Mike Giant, Anthony Goicolea, Kathleen Hanna, Pieter M. van Hattem, Adam Horovitz, Veronica Ibarra, Todd James, Dean Karr, Chelsea Rae Klein, Larry Krone, Greg Lamarche, David C. Lee, Don Leicht, Hally McGehean, Alex McWatt, Paul Madonna, Keith Major, Jonathan Mannion, Chip Miller, Morning Breath, Jor One, Sante D’Orazio, Mr. Kiji, Lee Quinones, Duke Riley, Clams Rockefeller, Scott Sasso, Ellen Schinderman, Jamel Shabazz, Randy Scott Slavin, Lisa Smith, Larry Stroman, The Sucklord, Tim Sullivan, Tommy Turner, John Whitlock, Ian Wright, and Zephyr.

All proceeds from Artists Helping Artists will benefit the NYFA Emergency Relief Fund, a major relief effort established to assist artists in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, with leading support by the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Arts, The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, and the Lambent Foundation (a project of the Tides Center).

“We have received an overwhelming amount of support from the artistic community,” says Hally McGehean, co-founder of Flood the Art Market. “We have original work donated by established artists from all over the country, and are intentionally setting the starting bids well below the market rate so that we encourage healthy bidding and give people a chance to not only help out, but to also own an incredible piece of art.”

To date, the NYFA Emergency Relief Fund has raised nearly $1.5 million. After opening the application process on November 21st, NYFA has received more than 600 applications totaling over $10 million in requests for funding from artists affected by the storm.  “As artists continue to apply, the demand is far outpacing our resources,” says Dena Muller, Director of New Initiatives at NYFA.  “NYFA is grateful to all our collaborators and supporters for contributing to the growth of the Emergency Relief Fund.”

Additionally, Artists Helping Artists will feature specialty cocktails provided by Brooklyn Gin as well as a custom playlist chosen by two of the evening’s hosts, hip-hop icon and New York native Adam Horovitz (aka Ad-Rock) and Kathleen Hanna, New York City based artist and member of Bikini Kill, Le Tigre, and The Julie Ruin.

Artists Helping Artists will be held on Monday, January 28th at the Cristin Tierney Gallery from 5-10pm. People are encouraged to come early and bid generously.

Flood the Art Market’s turntable logo was conceived by Marcos Chavez‘s Communications Design class at Parsons The New School for Design and generously implemented by TODA. T-shirts, available at the event, were printed by Pamela Thompson‘s class at High Road School in Norwalk, CT. Promotions by Jon Bier and Industry Fiend.

Cristin Tierney Gallery

546 West 29th Street

New York, NY 10001

Monday, January 28

5-10pm

About Flood The Art Market

Established in 2012 as a charitable organization devoted to assisting artists affected by Superstorm Sandy, Flood the Art Market aims to unite artists by creating and facilitating the dissemination of art with a view to helping the artistic community.

About NYFA

Established in 1971 by the New York State Council on the Arts as an independent organization to serve individual artists throughout the state, the mission of the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) is to empower artists across all disciplines at critical stages in their creative lives. We do this through three main program areas: cash grants and fiscal sponsorship, online resources, and professional development training.

Volunteer for our Chelsea event! Contact: volunteer@floodtheartmarket.com

Jamel Shabazz

Sam Adams will be sponsoring our Silent Auction and Party on Saturday night, December 8, from 6-10pm! Buy art. Drink beer. Help artists.

The Art Place Wynwood
450 NW 27 Street
Miami

Cey Adams

Janette Beckman

Chelsea Rae Klein, 2012

Veronica Ibarra, 2007

Paul Madonna, 2011

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