Gene Wilder

Kelsey Meaney

<3 genuine, kind, funny, unpredictable - a man in full <3

100% merino wool, knit

28” x 40”

$3800

Amy Sedaris as Jerri Blank

David Meaney

“If you’re going to reach for a star, reach for the lowest one.”

oak

12” x 11.5”

$800

Only Judy can judge me.

LG

acrylic on canvas

9” x 12”

$250

Take Me On

Rachel Briggs

archival print, sumi ink, 1 of 1

18” x 24”

$500

(Sold) Tom Hardy’s Lips (&tats)

Julia Martin

ceramic

5.25” x 5.25” round

$400

Sold

Natasha

Jamie Valentine

Oil on canvas

22” x 24”

$800

(Sold) John Waters

Graham Griffith

The King if Camp is hardly known as a sex symbol, but at one time, he held the niche appeal if a greasy, waifish hipster.

acrylic on mounted paper, wood panel

8” x 10”

$650

Sufjan Stevens

Graham Griffith

This Indi virtuoso is famous for songs about love and loss, but he’s also responsible for a thousand gay awakenings.

acrylic on mounted paper, wood panel

11” x 13”

$650

Hot Box - *live auction scheduled for Thursday 5/29, 7:00p

J.E. Williams

Inside this locked, homemade stash box is a lust list of local, famous and conceptual persons and experiences of interest to me. Buy the key to my secret desires. Its only right if its wrong.

wood, bamboo, gouache, acrylic, nickel

4.5” x 5.5” x 2.5”

$: to be auctioned off live on May 29th, 7:00p

Crush

Skylar Wilson

artist proof, 1 of 1 @ 22” x 28”

$600

edition of 5 @ 11” x 14”: $50 ea.

(Sold) Call Me Sharon Horgan

Michael Eades

acrylic on paper

12” x 12”

$100

(Sold) High School Lover

Jamie Bradley (HALL PASS curator & birthday girl)

mixed media on paper

9” x 12”

$250

High School Lover is a portrait of longing, both playful and profound. It captures the vivid, tangled daydreams of my youth—where fantasy met desire, and imagination offered a place to project the chaos of feeling. The characters depicted are icons of my inner world: George Strait, Alan Cumming as the Emcee in Cabaret (1998 Broadway revival), Rick Deckard from Blade Runner, Buster Keaton, Johnny Knoxville, and Brick and Maggie from Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Each represents a fleeting crush, a cinematic fixation, a momentary obsession—expressions of adolescent lust, fantasy, and escape.

At the center of this swirl is Queso, my beloved dog, drawn with raw, immediate affection. She was the first thing I had drawn in years that felt honest—like something true had emerged from within me. Queso passed away while I was making this piece. Her presence here isn’t metaphor. It is love—deep, grounded, real. Among the imagined connections and performative gestures of youthful infatuation, she remains the only one who loved me back without condition.

This work is both a return to art and a farewell. A coming-of-age story told in color, character, and grief. A personal mythology, anchored in loss and made with love.

(Sold) I Will Ask My Wife 1-6

Harry Kagan

glazed earthenware tiles

six, 4” x 4” tiles

$200

Guilty of Loving You

Rebecca Delius

mixed media assemblage depicting case files and evidence photos of the artist stalking District Attorney Jack McCoy (*DUN DUN)

$400

"DUN DUN"

Distracted by Daydreams of Audrey Horne

Brad Zeffren

CRT tv, VHS tape w/ cart

$2000

*individual VHS copies, $400 ea.

In homage to the works of David Lynch & Angelo Badalamenti, daydream sequences of Twin Peaks era Audrey, decay into a banal instructional lecture that demands attention - illustrating the collision between obligation & fascination.

(Sold) Elaine

Andrew Combs

oil on wood panel, custom frame, acrylic

8” X 8”

$300