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The Great Art Heist now open at Dare Arts
Published 12:54 pm Monday, October 14, 2024
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Fiber art donated to The Great Art Heist by Carol Beal. Courtesy Dare Arts
A classic Outer Banks beach painting donated to The Great Art Heist by Marcia Cline. Courtesy Dare Arts
Mixed media piece donated to The Great Art Heist by Fred Vallade. Courtesy Dare Arts
A ceramic piece donated to The Great Art Heist by Hilda Bayliss. Courtesy Dare Arts
More than 100 pieces of fine art, including paintings, fiber creations, jewelry, photography, woodwork and ceramics, are a part of Dare Arts’ benefit auction, The Great Art Heist, which opened at its gallery in downtown Manteo on Friday, October 4.
The opening reception included libations, hors d’oeuvres and live jazz music by Devin Frazier and Ed Tupper.
The Great Art Heist is a silent art auction that guests can view and bid on in-person and online at DareArts.org/artauction to support Dare Arts.
“The Great Art Heist is such a fun way to support Dare Arts,” said Dare Arts executive director Jessica Sands. “This event is our only fundraiser of the year, and by bidding in The Great Art Heist, you are supporting our programs, events and our Gallery in downtown Manteo. We are so grateful to all of our artists for their generous donations to make this event possible, and we hope you will join us on Friday evening.”
Registration to bid is now open online at DareArts.org/artauction. Note that even if you visit The Great Art Heist in person, you still have to bid online, so advance registration is encouraged.
The Great Art Heist will be open for viewing and bidding through October 25. Final bids must be in by 7 p.m. on Friday, October 25.
Presenting sponsor TowneBank has supported The Great Art Heist since its inception. Supporters this year include Basnight Realty, Jane Webster, Bea and Saint Basnight, Chuck and Susan Kalan, and Gail and Elmer Midgett.
For more information about the event, go to DareArts.org/artauction or call 252-473-5558.
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