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Auction supports Hambidge Center artist retreat in Northeast Georgia

Lisa Tuttle's "Couple" is one of the works available at the 20th Hambidge Auction and Performance Gala on May 30 at the Goat Farm Arts Center.

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Lisa Tuttle's "Couple" is one of the works available at the 20th Hambidge Auction and Performance Gala on May 30 at the Goat Farm Arts Center.
By hpousner
May 23, 2015

The 20th Hambidge Auction and Performance Gala, 7 p.m. May 30 at the Goat Farm Arts Center, will feature a silent auction of artworks by more than 175 established and emerging artists selected by Ben Goldman of Kibbee Gallery and Zuckerman Museum curator Teresa Bramlette Reeves.

Katherine Taylor's "Pool" also will be available for bidding.

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Auction attendees also will be able to vote on one of the five finalists in Field Experiment, an initiative that will bring a major public art project to Atlanta in the fall.

Co-presented by the Goat Farm, the event benefits the nonprofit Hambidge Center, a Northeast Georgia residency program with the mission of "empowering talented individuals to explore, develop, and express their creative voices."

General admission: $50 advance, $55 door. VIP: $225, includes access to a private preview party featuring craft cocktails, food and an auction preview tour with Michael Rooks, High Museum curator of modern and contemporary art.

1200 Foster St. NW, Atlanta. www.hambidgeauction.org.

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