THE NOBLE-PHOTO AUCTION
Leading
auctioneers, Stephan Welz & Co are sponsoring their Constantia,
Cape Town venue, for the viewing exhibition, the auction evening and
their well known and established auctioneers to participate in the South
African Centre for Photography’s fundraiser over the period of 18 –
20th June. On
view are 37 commanding photographs donated by respected members of the
South African and international photography community to raise funds for
the South African Centre for Photography, founded in 1998.
The next Month of Photography, MOP6, is set to showcase during Cape Town’s reign as Design Capital of the World, 2014. Link to www.photocentre.org.za/mop6-celebrating-design-in-photography/ for the theme and details for submission to the festival. Submissions will close in November 2013 in order to have more set-up time and publish the Festival book way before the festival begins. The call for festival texts is open. Writers, historians, lecturers and speakers are encouraged to apply to set up the discourse around the theme. Panel discussions and a mini-conference as in 2012, is on the schedule. However, it is the generous support of photographic and other culture professionals, donating time, energy and expertise to projects, and works to the auction, that allows our initiatives to materialize.
The next Month of Photography, MOP6, is set to showcase during Cape Town’s reign as Design Capital of the World, 2014. Link to www.photocentre.org.za/mop6-celebrating-design-in-photography/ for the theme and details for submission to the festival. Submissions will close in November 2013 in order to have more set-up time and publish the Festival book way before the festival begins. The call for festival texts is open. Writers, historians, lecturers and speakers are encouraged to apply to set up the discourse around the theme. Panel discussions and a mini-conference as in 2012, is on the schedule. However, it is the generous support of photographic and other culture professionals, donating time, energy and expertise to projects, and works to the auction, that allows our initiatives to materialize.
1. ♣ David Goldblatt ♣ ←View
Title Handprint of photographer, David Goldblatt, 2011
Size: 25.5 X 20.3 cm
Medium: Archival Pigmented ink on paper
Edition: 2 / 7
Box Framed.
Valued at: R35,000
Titled, dated, numbered and signed on the recto
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3. ♣Roger Ballen ♣ ←View
Title: Front Veranda, Hopetown 1983
Series: Dorps
Size: 40 X 40cm
Medium: Silver gelatine print.
Edition: 7 / 35
Mounted with Archival board
Valued at: R35,000
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4. ♣ Dale Yudelman♣ ←View
Title: Nosicelo Fodi – Hout Bay Series: Life under Democracy Size: 38 x 36 cm Medium: Chromogenic Print – Archival mount. Edition: 1/ 9 Valued at: R6,000
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5. ♠ David Lurie ♠ ←View
Title: Forest Fire, Higgovale
Series: From Images of Table Mountain
Size: 48 x 39 cm
Medium: Fibre based inkjet print – Archival mount.
Edition: 2/10
Valued at: R12 – R14,000
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6. ♠ Zanele Muholi ♠ ←View
Title: Abongile Matyila, Scenery Park, Amalinda, East London, 2012 Series: Beulahs and Transfigures Size: Image size: 76.5 x 50.5cm
Paper size: 86.5 x 60.5cm Medium: Silver gelatin print – Archival mount Edition: 1/8 Valued at: R30,000 ____________________________________________________________________________________ 7. ♠ Cedric Nunn ♠ ←View
Title: Herbert Nunn in his shop veranda. Mangete. 1993. Size: 43 x 60cm (paper size)
Medium: Digital pigment print on Hahnemuehle archival paper Edition: 1/15 Mounted and framed Valued at: R15 000.00 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 8. ♠ Jurgen Schadeberg ♠
Title: Show on the piano, 1951 Size: 30 x 40cm Medium: Gelatin Fibre Archive photographic silver selenium toned print. dated and signed by Jurgen Schadeberg Edition: non- editioned Valued : at R35,000
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9. ♠ David Graham ♠ ←View
Title: “EMMA – Corsetiere” From the Erotica Series: Size: 140 cm x 100cm Medium: DIGITAL PRINTING ON SEMI-RIGID PLASTIC Edition: Limited, once-off (due to size) Valued at: R9000-00 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
10. ♠ George Hallett ♠←View
Title: Tutu, Media Room, TRC Headquarters, Cape Town. 1995 Size: 40 X 50cm unframed. Medium: Archival handprint on Silver Fibre Based Paper Edition: Artist’s proof Valued at : R15,000
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♠ Jillian Edelstein ♠ ♠ Truth & Lies: Stories from the Truth and Reconcilliation Commission in South Africa ♠
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11. Title: Fikile Mlotshwa, Comforter for the hearings in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission 12.Title: Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Chairperson of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Johannesburg. 1997. Cape Town, 1997. Series: Truth & Lies Series: Truth & Lies Size: image 49 x 39.5 cm Size: Image 49 x 38.5 cm with mount 68 x 57,5 cm with mount 68 x 57,5 cm Medium: photorag/ pigment ink Medium: photorag/ pigment ink Edition: 1 / 5 Edition: 1 / 5 Valued at: R9,000 Valued at: R14,000
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