To view all works CLICK HERENo bidding, no market, just luck. Every ticket supports artists making work on their own terms.ARTWORKSSAM ANDERSON Sam Anderson Surprise box, 2026 3.5" h x 3.25" d x 5.25" w Sam Anderson’s work transforms familiar objects and everyday materials into psychologically charged sculptures that hover between intimacy, unease, and dark humor. For times, she has created a mystery surprise box.NADIA BELERIQUENadia Belerique SLICE (mousetraps) 15, 2022Catch and release acrylic traps, found miniature furniture, photographs, resin, various objectsDimensions Variable Nadia Belerique’s Slice mousetrap series turns the familiar mechanism of a trap into a sculptural meditation on capture, desire, and the uneasy line between attraction and threat. Belerique will present a new body of work at times in January 2027. ALTA BUDENAlta Buden Untitled, 2026Sumi ink on paper, 9 x 12” Alta Buden’s sumi works on paper turn close observations of the natural world into fluid, almost bodily abstractions, where landscape and biological form begin to blur.ANDROS ZINS BROWNEAndros Zins Browne (with Adam Kleinman)Sleepwalk, 2025Photograph, 6 x 8”Andros Zins-Browne works at the intersection of dance, performance, and installation, expanding choreography through encounters between bodies, objects, voices, and texts. His raffle contribution comes directly from his 2024 Performa Biennial performance with Adam Kleinman. DEVILLE COHENDeville CohenSlinky (desktop), 2026Metal, wood and electronics, 24 x 10 x 10”Deville Cohen’s Kiss series brings his strange, theatrical language to intimate encounters between bodies, objects, and machines, where tenderness and absurdity sit side by side. He currently has a window installation at times featuring another animatronic figure, powered entirely by solar energy.SASHA FISHMANSasha FishmanUntitled (3 ceramic objects) Decorative mug high fired stoneware; decorative; Flower bowlhigh fired slip cast porcelain with paper pulp; decorative; Paint dishHigh fired stoneware; decorative.Sasha Fishman’s ceramics draw on marine ecologies and biological processes, creating strange, tactile forms that seem to hover somewhere between specimen, organism, and artifact. Her work looks closely at the materials and systems through which human and nonhuman bodies become entangled.LUKAS GERONIMAS Lukas GeronimasPuzzle Piece 15, 2026Aluminum, ink, found puzzle, cardboard, fasteners and adhesivesLukas Geronimas makes sculptures that pull from histories of craft, architecture, design, and ancient forms, creating objects that feel both familiar and difficult to place. His work plays with ambiguity and recognition, often seeming to belong to another time or an alternate history. Geronimas will present a new exhibition at times in June 2027.MIEKE MARPLEMieke MarpleSuppressing Softly, 2025Acrylic on canvas, 11 x 14” Mieke Marple’s work moves between painting, drawing, and digital imagery, using familiar symbols and art-historical references to explore power, value, gender, and desire. Often playful and sharply irreverent, her images collapse high and low culture into strange, seductive visual worlds.REGIMES DES FLEURSREGIMES DES FLEURSSet of 4 perfumes including Fleur Eclair, Leather Petals, Crushed Fruits, Toor-ToorParfum, natural plant and flower extractions, glass bottles, resin capsRégime des Fleurs is a Los Angeles–based fragrance house known for perfumes that draw on art, history, nature, and the fantastical. Their scents approach fragrance as a kind of world-building, pairing unusual materials and references with a distinctly lush, idiosyncratic sensibility.LYDIA RODRIGUES COLLECTION (LRC, LLC) LYDIA RODRIGUES COLLECTION, LLC T-shirtTALIA BYRE Oversized Evening Shirt in WhiteLL, LLC Acte Mistere Choker/BraceletEPHEMERAL DYADIC Discovery SetRUNHO Silk ScarfThe Lydia Rodrigues Collection (LRC, LLC) brings together contemporary art with an emphasis on supporting artists and building sustained relationships with their practices. The collection reflects a personal, engaged approach to collecting, shaped by curiosity, dialogue, and a commitment to artists over time.ROUNDABOUTS NOW GIFT BAGRoundabouts Now is an artist-run gallery located in Kingston, NY. Founded by Craig Monteithand Alta Buden in 2025. The space is dedicated to being a platform for artists, poets and musicians. Included in this gift bag: -Three signed editioned artist prints made in collaboration with Meg Lipke, Jeff Williams and AJLiberto and 1080 Press. -A size L Comfort Colors t-shirt depicting a detail of AJ Liberto’s print “Fight Drawing” -A mug featuring a detail of painter Erik Daniel White’s rendering of the Wong- Baker pain scale for children. -A bumper sticker by Woodstock based artist Paul McMahon. -A Roundabouts Now hat featuring the National Parks symbol for Environmental Study Area.HEIDI LAUHeidi LauUntitled, 2026Ceramic ashtray, 7 x 7 x 3”Heidi Lau’s ceramics draw on mythology, ritual, architecture, and histories of migration, creating intricate forms that often feel like fragments of ruins, bodies, or imagined worlds. For the raffle, she is contributing a handmade ceramic ashtray, bringing this sculptural language to an intimate, everyday object.SHARON LOCKHARTSharon LockhartA Box of Miracles, 2020Wood and paper, Edition 10 of 50Sharon Lockhart works across photography and film, often building long-term collaborations that explore labor, childhood, community, and the ways everyday gestures become forms of knowledge. For the raffle, she has contributed Box of Miracles, bringing her attention to storytelling, exchange, and the everyday into an intimate, object-based form.GERNOT WIELANDGernot Wieland Untitled, 2013Black and white silk-screen printing23.6 × 31.6”Edition of 28 Gernot Wieland’s Family Constellations works on paper use drawing to map the strange emotional architectures of family, memory, and inherited histories. Intimate and darkly funny, they turn personal relationships into loose diagrams where psychology, storytelling, and absurdity overlap.ALLYSON VIEIRAAlyson VieiraGTFO 1, 2026China Marker on paper, 6 x 6” Allyson Vieira’s work looks at sculpture through histories of material, labor, architecture, and the ways objects carry time. For the raffle, she is contributing a small drawing from her GftO series, an ongoing body of work that extends these questions onto paper.