Contemporary Discoveries
Contemporary Discoveries
Sale of artworks to benefit the International Rescue Committee to help support families affected by the crisis in Ukraine
Mr & Mrs McDonald, Caithness, Scotland, 2015
Lot Closed
May 19, 01:34 PM GMT
Estimate
800 - 1,200 GBP
Lot Details
Description
Sale of artwork to benefit the International Rescue Committee to help support families affected by the crisis in Ukraine
Craig Easton
b. 1967
Mr & Mrs McDonald, Caithness, Scotland
chromogenic print, framed; accompanied by a signed certificate of authenticity. No. 4 in an edition of 8.
image: 48.5 by 61 cm. 19⅛ by 24 in.
framed: 66.4 by 78.8 cm. 26⅛ by 31 in.
Executed in 2015.
Craig Easton is an international multi award-winning photographer whose work is deeply rooted in the documentary tradition. He shoots long-term projects exploring issues around social policy, identity and a sense of place. His work mixes portraiture, landscape and reportage approaches to storytelling, often working collaboratively with others to incorporate words, pictures and audio in a research-based practice that weaves a narrative between contemporary experience and history.
Easton’s photographs are published and exhibited around the world and held in private collections and museum archives internationally. In April 2021, he was awarded the prestigious title of Photographer of the Year at the SONY World Photography Awards for his series Bank Top.
With special thanks to Spectrum printers and Daniel Gibson framers
*The Consignor is donating 100% of the hammer price from the sale of this and other designated artworks, to be sold during Sotheby’s Contemporary Discoveries online sale held from May 13-19, 2022, to the International Rescue Committee (IRC), a not-for-profit humanitarian aid organization that is helping to support families affected by the crisis in Ukraine. In addition, in relation to these designated artworks, Sotheby’s will donate 1) 100% of its Overhead Premium to IRC, and 2a) where the artwork is consigned by Ukrainian artist(s), 100% of its Buyer's Premium to such artist(s), and 2b) for all other artworks, its Buyers Premium, after deducting expenses, to IRC. No portion of the purchase price is tax-deductible. For more information about the IRC, visit www.rescue.org