Bring a distinctive work by acclaimed American sculptor Carole Eisner into your home with Coiled (1975), an elegant abstract sculpture crafted in copper. Measuring 31" x 23" x 34", Coiled reflects Eisner's fascination with form, movement, and the expressive possibilities of metal.

Carole Eisner - Swizzle (2008)
Swizzle (2008) is a monumental outdoor sculpture by acclaimed American sculptor Carole Eisner, created in welded steel and measuring approximately 10.5' H x 10' W x 8' D. Known for her dynamic, abstract steel sculptures, Eisner transforms industrial materials into works of remarkable energy and movement. Swizzle offers a distinctive opportunity to bring a significant work of contemporary sculpture into a landscape, garden, or architectural setting.
Medium: Welded steel
Dimensions: 126" H x 120" W x 96" D
Year: 2008

A signed, limited-edition photograph by American photographer Nicholas Prior, Untitled #200 (2010) measures 20" x 16" and is Edition 2 of 15.
The work was exhibited at The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, in 2010 as part of the museum's 50th-anniversary exhibition. Prior's work is also represented in the museum's permanent collection. Framed.
Title: Untitled #200
Year: 2010
Size: 20" x 16"
Medium: Pigment print on Hahnemuhle paper
Edition: 2 of 15; signed and editioned by the artist on verso label

Four guests will have the extraordinary opportunity to join Elisha Wiesel for lunch in New York City.
Elisha, the son of Nobel laureate and Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel, has devoted much of his life to carrying forward his father's legacy of remembrance, education, and moral responsibility. This is an opportunity not simply to meet Elisha, but to share a conversation with someone whose family history and personal perspective connect directly to one of the most consequential voices of our time.
More than an ordinary lunch, this is a rare chance to spend time with Elisha Wiesel-to listen, to ask questions, and to engage in conversation with someone whose family and life's work have touched generations.
An exceptional opportunity for four people to share a meal and conversation with an extraordinary individual, and to experience firsthand the continuing legacy of Elie Wiesel.

Enjoy an unforgettable three-hour private cruise for up to eight guests aboard a custom-built 38-foot Wajer yacht.
Choose your perfect time on the water-a leisurely brunch, lunch, or sunset cocktail cruise-and take in the beauty of the Connecticut coastline or Long Island, with the destination determined by weather and conditions.
An exceptional opportunity to relax, entertain, and experience Long Island Sound aboard one of the world's most distinctive luxury yachts.

Created exclusively for this benefit auction, "The Marked" is a powerful table-top sculpture by internationally recognized artist and monument sculptor Victoria Milstein, creator of She Wouldn't Take Off Her Boots, the Holocaust memorial at Fairfield University.
At its center is the yellow star that Jews were forced to wear throughout Nazi-occupied Europe-a symbol of persecution and dehumanization transformed here into an enduring act of remembrance. Milstein's work also honors the women who were forced to purchase, cut, and sew the stars onto the clothing of their loved ones, connecting an intimate act of family care with the machinery of persecution.
Embedded within "The Marked" is a fragment of bronze from the casting of She Wouldn't Take Off Her Boots, creating a direct physical and symbolic connection between the two works. Together, they speak to memory, loss, resilience, and the responsibility to educate future generations.
This sculpture measures 13" x 5" and is made of plaster, cotton, bronze, and oil paint.
By acquiring The Marked, the winning bidder will own a unique work by the artist behind Fairfield University's new Shoah Memorial while supporting its mission of remembrance and Holocaust education.