Whodunnit? 13TH ANNUAL ANONYMOUS ART SHOW & SALE

Presented by:

Art Association of Jackson Hole presents

Whodunnit? 13TH ANNUAL ANONYMOUS ART SHOW & SALE

Thursday, February 27, 2020 | 5:30PM – 7:30PM

The Center Theater Lobby

Join the Art Association of Jackson Hole for an Anonymous Art Show & Sale where partygoers bid on new works donated by 200+ artists and guess WhoDunnit?

This year’s event is presented by Lead Sponsor First Western Trust. First Western Trust’s mission is to be the best private bank for the Western Wealth Management Client.

VIP RECEPTION, 5 PM

$100 VIP tickets provide extra support to Art Association programming. VIP ticket holders also get early entrance to the show at 5 pm for a champagne toast, artist meet-and-greet, sneak peek and early bidding of the artwork.

General admission $25, children 10 and under are free.
Tickets will be available at The Center Box Office beginning January 31.

All tickets include bite-size appetizers, fine wines donated by The Liquor Store, and locally crafted beer donated by Roadhouse Brewing Co., and a dessert bar donated by Persephone Bakery.

WHO ARE SOME OF THIS YEAR’S PARTICIPATING ARTISTS AND JEWELERS?
Some of this year’s featured artists include Bryan Iguchi, John Springer, Kathryn Turner, Katy Ann Fox, Pam Gibson, Shannon Marie Schacht, and Taryn Boals.

Art is available for one night only and will be on offer in three bidding categories: 6×6 size at $99, 12×12 size at $299, and 18×18 size available via silent auction.

HOW DOES IT WORK?
Artists have painted their creations on canvas and crafted their jewelry; however, they have not identified themselves on their work. View hundreds of pieces of unique artwork while you try to guess WhoDunnit?

For 6×6 and 12×12 sized pieces, sign your name on the bid sheet of the artwork you would like to purchase. When the bid sheet is full, a number will be selected by a roll of the dice. If your name is on the line of that number, you win the purchase.

18×18 sized works will be sold by silent auction. Each piece will have a starting bid, and bidding increments must be followed. The highest bidder will take the painting home. Unable to attend? Fill out a silent auction bidding sheet and we will have a proxy bid for you up to your specified highest bid. Artwork and silent auction bidding sheets will be available on February 21st.

HOW DOES WHODUNNIT BENEFIT ART EDUCATION?
Thanks to the support of our sponsors 4JH Lodging Tax funding, First Western Trust, Roadhouse Brewing Co., Persephone Bakery, The Liquor Store, and the many artists who donate their original work at no cost – WhoDunnit? is an important fundraiser.

Enjoy the evening knowing that all proceeds directly benefit the Art Association’s mission to provide art education for ages one to 100, as well as community Outreach programs partnering with more than 35 valley organizations.