Not Right: Auction Fundraiser for Southern Poverty Law Center

ONE NIGHT ONLY

Daniel Arnold, Ana Bial, Connie Bree, Brendan Burdzinski, Lauren Camerata, Andre Cerezo, Nicholas Cueva, Nicole Della Costa,

Marcy Cruthirds, Cait Davis, Ala Dehghan, Renee Delosh, Peter Demos, Rachel Domm, Corey Durbin, Carey Dunne, Phillip Dusel, Eric Elms, Marcela Florido, Paul Gagner, Thomas Gamble, Ashley Garrett, Joseph Garvey, Jeremy Gecker, James Greco, Jack Greer, Camille Hempel, Katie Hickman, Sophie Hirsch, Rachel Howe, Otis Houston Jr, Miles Huston, Janine Iversen, Jackie Jurist, Victor Kerlow, Matthew Kirk, Jake Klotz, Kyle Knödel, Devin Kyle, Kerry Lacy, Esther Levine, Judith Linhares, Joe Lingeman, Abby Lloyd, Matthew Lusk, Cela Luz, Andi Magenheimer, Miki Marcinkiewicz, Hayley Martell, Brigid Moore, Keri Moscowitz, Angela Muriel, Cordell Murphy, John Ortiz, Jason Polan, Shawn Powell, Sophia Rauch, Christopher Retsina, Enis Sefersah, Noriko Ogata Sefersah, Taylor Sesselman, Katie Smail, Andrew Sroka, Lisa Steiner, Peter Sutherland, Cheylene Tattersall, Jeffrey Tranchell, Carlos Valencia, Albert Weaver, Alexa West, Jenna Westra, Paul Whackers

Please join us for Not Right, a one night art auction event to raise funding and awareness for Southern Poverty Law Center. The exhibition will showcase 60+ artists, all of whom donated work for the cause.

All bidding will begin promptly at 7pm, starting price for all work is $50. Select pieces will also have a "buy it now" price, which will allow works to be bought outright. Otherwise, bidding will continue until 9:45pm at which point the work will be sold to the highest bidder. All proceeds from artwork sales and drinks will be donated to Southern Poverty Law Center.

The events that took place in Charlottesville are just a glimpse into a poorly hidden truth that racism and fear still persist in the America of today. Not Right unites a diverse roster of artists in different stages of their careers with the collective intent to speak out against white supremacy in all its forms.

"This past year should have worn away our capacity to say demonstrations of white supremacy and racial violence are exceptions or simply a moment... The unbearable racism, anti-Semitism, xenophobia, homophobia and white rage won't simply flush itself from the soul of our system”

- Excerpt from Was Charlottesville the Exception or the Rule? by Claudia Rankine for the New York Times, September 13, 2017.

Read the full article here:

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/13/magazine/was-charlottesville-the-exception-or-the-rule.html

The Southern Poverty Law Center is dedicated to fighting hate and bigotry and to seeking justice for the most vulnerable members of our society. Using litigation, education, and other forms of advocacy, the SPLC works towards the day when the ideals of equal justice and equal opportunity will be a reality.

More information here:

https://www.splcenter.org

Not Right has been organized by Karrie Adamany, Ana Bial, Marcy Cruthirds & Jaclyn Jurist.