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Your canine kid will enjoy the treats and toys in this gift basket lovingly prepared by the fine folks at EarthWise Pet Supply and Grooming
Your favorite felines will love the toys and treats (and the basket too!) in this gift basket lovingly prepared by the amazing people at EarthWise.
This handcrafted Dream Catcher is a delicate weave of rainbow thread and feathers, oriented to hang horizontally.
Dimensions: Approx. 14" across
Autographed copy of memoir written by Brando Wolf, Pulse Nightclub survivor.
This signed copy of Tranny, Confessions of Punk Rock's Most Infamous Anarchist Sellout, is by Laura Jane Grace.
She is a transgender musician, singer, song writer, guitarist and founder of the punk rock band Against Me!
On Ocotober 27, 2023 LJG was given the Keys to the City of Gainesville by Mayor Harvey Ward
Signed copies of Chasten Buttegieg's books "I Have Something To Tell You".
Chasten relays his experience of growing up in America and embracing his true self, while inspiring others to do the same.
One is his memoir, the other is for young adults.
This charming, beaded evening bag is satin-lined with a zip closure and a shoulder strap.
Dimensions: 12" wide; 9" tall
Illumited
Bead & Acrylic painting
http://denicemarieeyre.com/
I reside and work in my home based dance, floral design, and art studio in Saint Petersburg Florida. This is where I paint, write, and practice for multi-cultural dance performances in styles such as Salsa and Middle East Folkloric Dance. My visual artwork is strongly rooted in dance movement as well the principles of design I learned from my floral design education and 25 years in the practice. It is my desire to convey movement, vibrance, and emotion in my work. My themes revolve around the malleable nature of reality, consciousness, and connectivity. The children's book I wrote and illustrated titled Rabbit in the Water was written to encourage and empower children. Rabbit in the Water is available on Amazon.
Donated By Denice Eyre
Mark Bettis
All the world's an inspiration to painter Mark Bettis: buildings, trees, graffiti, clouds, people, billboards, bears. He lashes together such disparate subjects with color and texture and tremendous physicality. The results are sometimes abstract, sometimes figurative, and sometimes a blend of styles. But the paintings are always bold and uplifting, lighting up any room.
"I am not a gentle painter," Bettis says, "which is why I mostly paint on wood panels."
Beginning with oils and cold wax medium, Bettis builds up multiple thick layers on wood to create fields of texture. Such additives as marble dust and sand further enhance the background. Then he can work back into the layers of pigment to reveal different color combinations beneath. Scratching, cutting, or smoothing with great energy, Bettis lets his paintings evolve organically.
He observes: "Inspiration comes when I least expect it. But when it hits me I can't wait to start painting!"
That verve, together with great technical skill, comes to the fore during Bettis's small-group classroom workshops. These intensive one-day sessions give students the basics of handling cold wax and other media so they can pursue their own creative adventures.
Mark Bettis grew up in Chicago but later chose sunny Sarasota, Florida, as his home base. He attended the Ringling School of Art and Design, concentrating on computer animation, and then went to work as a designer in the advertising industry.
His true love was studio art, though. Bettis seized an opportunity to relocate to Asheville, North Carolina, where he joined the ranks of talented artists occupying the nooks and crannies of the evolving River Arts District (RAD).
That move to RAD turned out to be a professional catalyst for Bettis, and his Mark Bettis Studio and Gallery in the historic Wedge Studios Building today features not just his own artist expressions, but the creations of other sought-after artists as well.
Galleries across the United States have shown the paintings of Mark Bettis, and themed exhibitions of his work are ongoing at his own color-saturated gallery.
Rebecca Skelton original artwork
Rebecca Skelton's prize-winning work has been collected, exhibited, and published since 1974. She has taught art classes for University of Tampa, St. Petersburg College, USF St. Petersburg, and Eckerd College as well as for the Morean Arts Center, Creative Clay, Youth Arts Corps, and the Dali Museum. Ms. Skelton has donated art, jewelry, and sculpture to raise money for numerous causes including the Salvador Dali Museum, American Stage, Tampa Aids Network, CASA, Family Resources, Family Services and Bayfront Hospital.
Nine LGBTQ-affirming books for young readers and their families.
These women's size 8 sneakers come with rainbow laces and are suitable walking, running or cross-training.
Oil painting mounted on handmade paper, matted and framed.
Dimensions: 16" x 13"
Mother and child done in oil pastels, matted and framed.
Dimensions: 23" x 19"
"She walks in beauty" print by award winning Gainesville artist, Miriam Novak is matted, framed and signed.
This coffee table book is a celebration of the lives of gay and lesbian Americans, published in 1994.
Donated by Joe Antonelli, lifelong LGBTQ rights activist and veteran of the 1969 Stonewall riot.
This is a 32" x 21" matted and framed front page of the April 4th, 2006 Gainesville Sun when the Gator basketball team won the National Championship.
Two pair of handmade glass earrings by artist Jacquelyn.
This 2014 Immortal Cabernet sauvignon earned a 92 from Wine Spectator.
A bottle of red and a bottle of white in this delicious basket with sweets and treats from Dorn's Liquors.
Matted and framed, measures 22" x 18"
F. Stephen Miller's Chardonnay (Angel's Reserve 2019) and Red Angel Red (Black Label)
Writers Alliance of Gainesville Authors, Signed Books:
One of three bundles of books challenged or banned in Alachua County schools:
Beyond Magenta
You don't know everything Jilly P!
Almost Moon
David Akiyoshi Reserve Chardonnay (2022 Lodi) & Matt Parish Pilot Hill Gang Red Wine Blend (2021 Eldorado County)
Kick back and brace for that summer heat with a crisp white and light red! Arabella Sauvignon Blanc (Western Cape South Africa 2021) & Scott Kelley Pinot Noir (Oregon 2023)
One of three bundles of challenged or banned books in Alachua County public schools:
It feels good to be yourself
PET
Thirteen reasons why
One of three bundles of challenged or banned books in Alachua Count public schools:
Understanding sexual identity
Being Transgender
All boys aren't blue
Milk and Honey
Scott Peterson Retro Obsessive Extraction (ROX) Cabernet Sauvignon from Sonoma County!
Handmade ceramic spoon rest paired with a Michelle Allen rainbow tail mermaid apron to brighten up your kitchen!
Keep your champagne chilled in style this summer with this rainbow sparkle insulated carrier paired with classic French sparkling wine (Françoise Gazeau Crémant de Limoux Brut Classique 2019) to get you started!
Keeping books unbanned is hard work! Kick back with this mint, nutmeg, citrus candle and self-care kit complete with face mask (and hair clips!), lip mask, and exfoliating pumice stones.
This card is for 10 free car washes at the Hunters Crossing Chevron Station.
1 Month Membership, t-shirt, chalk bag, and a chalk cartell baller.
THE SUPREME COURT 2022Charlotte Newman
I am deeply honored to have a banned piece of art in Equality Florida's "Stand With theBanned" silent auction. Last week this piece, which has been exhibited in galleries around thecountry, was pulled from an invitational exhibition here in Florida after it was deemed toocontroversial.This piece, titled The Supreme Court 2022, $45 worth of black heavy duty hangers anybodycan get, follows the tradition of easily accessible protest art. The nine black hangers, thefamiliar instrument of illegal abortions, represent nine justices of a Supreme Court decision torestrict access to reproductive health care.What I find most interesting as an artist is that the piece by itself is not threatening, it is onlyafter people ask what the piece is "about" that they become afraid. They aren't afraid of theart, the art hasn't changed, they are afraid of thinking about what the art represents.
National March On Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights Vintage Poster. October 11, 1987. Donated by Stonewall veteran Joe Antonelli.
Love Wins tote bag, Resist flag, two EqFL logo ball caps, mini Progress Pride flag, two Resist lapel pins, two EqFL member lapel pins.
Toni Smailagic Photograph
"Cowboy"
Signed by artist
B&W Perspective Duo "Shapes"
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