Her Justice 2014 Annual Photography Auction & Benefit Catalog

2014 Annual Photography

Auction & Benefit

Her Justice engages the vast talent and

resources of New York City’s law firms,

bringing together committed lawyers

and determined women to secure life-

changing results.

Formerly known as inMotion, Inc.

2014 Annual

Photography Auction

& Benefit

HonoringSonia Gardner

President, Managing Partner and Co-founderAvenue Capital Group

6:00 pm Cocktails | Silent Auction Live Auction Preview Empire Ballroom

7:00 pm Seated Dinner | Live Auction Metropolitan Ballroom

Thursday, April 10, 2014Sheraton New York Times Square HotelNew York City

Benefit Committee

Ira S. Dizengoff Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP

Marcy Engel Eton Park Capital Management, L.P.

Brad S. Karp Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP

Jami Wintz McKeon Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP

Honorary Co-ChairsPeter V. Pantaleo Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP

John J. Rapisardi O’Melveny & Myers LLP

Stuart Sarnoff O’Melveny & Myers LLP

Steven M. Zelin Blackstone

Anastasia A. Angelova

Virginia Arcari & John Tavss

Gerald C. Bender

Francie Campbell & Roger Netzer

Charlita Cardwell & Martez Moore

Sarah L. Cave

Kelly M. Hnatt & Bradley E. Randall

Eileen M. Hoffman & Robert N. Michaelson

Loretta A. Ippolito

M. Natasha Labovitz

Elizabeth McColm

Ann M. Miller

Annette L. Nazareth

Margaret S. Poster

Brian M. Resnick

Karen Rigney

Betsy Smith & John Barrie

Debra & Mitchell Sonkin

Rachel C. Strickland

Sara Tirschwell

Michael H. Torkin

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Yet while our name, tagline and logo have all changed, our purpose, our mission and the way we

work with countless partners in and beyond New York City all remain the same.

Our new name directly articulates the promise we make to the families whose lives you help us

touch every single day. By partnering with you, we are able to give women a real chance to take

control of their personal situations, improve their children’s lives and build a stronger community

for us all. We truly shift the power by using our shared strength to provide each woman we serve

with both resources and respect.

Because of you, women can find us when they need us. Our legal team now works at all four of the

city’s Family Justice Centers—in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens—where survivors of

domestic violence, no matter what their cultural background or language capabilities, can walk

in and find whatever legal and other supportive services they need.

Believing in teamwork and leveraging every available resource, we help thousands of women

negotiate our complex, confusing and chaotic legal system. Last year alone, 7,000 women and

children found safety, economic security and hope for the future at Her Justice.

Tonight we feature in this catalog and on the large screens around you the voices of some of

these determined and courageous women. Collectively, they remind us why Her Justice matters.

It is with great pride and pleasure that we welcome you tonight to celebrate the accomplishments

of an organization your generous support has helped to build.

We are grateful beyond words to each and every person who has helped us make this event

a huge success. To our honoree, honorary co-chairs, benefit committee members, corporate

partners, contributors, photographers, pro bono attorneys, art dealers and thousands of other

Her Justice volunteers of all ages and skill sets—a huge THANK YOU.

We hope you will continue to partner with Her Justice for decades to come. And now, it’s time to

enjoy this special evening with the ever-growing Her Justice family!

Welcome

What a year we have had! Last year in April, you knew us as inMotion. Twelve months later, you know us as Her Justice. That transformation is reflected in our completely new website and every communication we now send, whether in print, electronically or in person.

Catherine J. DouglassExecutive Director

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Distressed investing has been the focus of Sonia’s

professional career over the last 26 years. She is

also a co-founder of Amroc Investments, where

she was Senior Portfolio Manager responsible

for investing the partners’ capital. Prior to

operating Amroc as an independent entity,

Sonia was a Senior Managing Director and

General Counsel of Amroc Investments, L.P., the

predecessor investment firm associated with the

Robert Bass Group, Inc.

Sonia has long assisted those in need. In college,

she volunteered at a battered women’s shelter

and a suicide hotline, and also served as a Big

Sister mentor to underprivileged children in the

community. Her commitment to volunteering

and, eventually, to philanthropy, has been

shaped by her own experience. Born in Morocco,

she came to the United States with her family

when she was four years old. Her family lived

in a two-bedroom apartment, where she shared

a bedroom with her brother and sister until

she was in high school, as her parents both

worked two jobs in order to ensure a strong

education for their children. As an immigrant

who came to this country and achieved success

beyond what she could have imagined, Sonia

believes in the obligation we all have to give

back to our community.

In 2012, Sonia and Avenue enthusiastically took

up the unique challenge posed by Her Justice to

raise support for our work to combat domestic

violence by climbing a Manhattan skyscraper.

That year, in our second annual Story by Story—

Climbing to End Domestic Violence, Avenue’s

team of 106 climbers, the largest team ever to

climb in this event, brought in $100,000, the

most money ever raised by a single team.

To put their contribution to Her Justice that

year into context, $100,000 pays for our staff

to be at one of New York City’s Family Justice

Centers for three days of each week for an

entire year. This translates into 350 women

who can meet with Her Justice attorneys and

tell their stories—350 women and their 400

children who might otherwise not be able to

get the legal help they need to escape abuse

and provide for their families.

In addition to her partnership with Her Justice,

Sonia has supported numerous charitable

organizations, including Ralph Lauren Cancer

Care and Prevention, the Mount Sinai Lung

Her Justice AwardWe are proud to present Sonia Gardner with our Her Justice Award in recognition of her lifetime commitment to the ideal of access to justice for all individuals.

Sonia is the President, Managing Partner and Co-founder of

Avenue Capital Group, a global investment manager specializing

in alternative investments, where she is in charge of managing

the firm. In 1995, Sonia formed Avenue with her brother Marc

Lasry with less than $10 million in capital. Today, Avenue has over

$13 billion in assets under management with its headquarters in

New York City and eight offices around the world. Avenue’s core

strategies focus on distressed and undervalued debt and equity

opportunities in the U.S., Europe and Asia.

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PAsT ReCiPienTs

2013 Myron Trepper Retired Partner and Former Co-Chairman Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

2012 Jim Millstein Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Millstein & Co., L.P.

2011 Marion Scotto, Elaina Scotto & Rosanna Scotto The women of FRESCO by Scotto

2010 Catherine J. Douglass Founder and Executive Director Her Justice

2009 Bob & Denise Dangremond

2008 Jeffrey H. Aronson Managing Principal Centerbridge Partners, L.P.

2007 Arthur B. Newman Senior Managing Director Blackstone

2006 Norma C. Corio Managing Director JPMorgan

2005 Arthur Fleischer, Jr.Senior Partner Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP

2004 Kathryn S. Wylde President & CEO Partnership for New York City

2003 Ira M. Millstein Senior Partner Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Cancer Program, Anti-Defamation League, New York

Cares, New York Center for Law and Justice, various

food pantries caring for the homeless, as well as a

number of educational institutions. She also serves

as a member of the Board of Trustees of The Mount

Sinai Medical Center. Sonia received a B.A. with

Honors in Philosophy from Clark University (1983)

and a J.D. from the Cardozo School of Law (1986).

Sonia has also been recognized for her professional

contributions. She was the recipient of the 100

Women in Hedge Funds’ 2008 Industry Leadership

Award. This award recognizes individuals whose

professional dedication, innovation, passion and ethics

set a standard of excellence for the industry. Sonia

also serves on the Board of Directors of 100 Women

in Hedge Funds for both New York and London, and

serves on the Philanthropy Committee. She previously

served on the Executive Committee of the Board of

Directors of the Managed Funds Association (MFA).

Sonia has been selected as one of The HedgeFund

Journal’s Top 50 Women in Hedge Funds in each of

the surveys published so far.

From that amazing night in the fall of 2012 forward,

Her Justice has been fortunate to count Sonia and

Avenue among our strongest allies. Sonia, unfailingly

generous, believes in investing her time, talent and

connections for causes that improve the lives of

others and she clearly inspires others to join her. She

is a true and committed friend.

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Who we are

Jeffrey A. BrodskyQuest Turnaround Advisors, LLC

Steven P. Clausen Ernst & Young LLP

Timothy R. ColemanBlackstone

Catherine J. Douglass, Esq. Her Justice

Matthew A. Feldman, Esq. Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

Drew S. Fine, Esq.Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP

Nancy Gardner, Esq. SL-x Group

Marcia L. Goldstein, Esq.Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Edward J. GoldthorpeApollo Global Management

Erin E. Hill, Esq.JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Jeffrey H. AronsonCenterbridge Partners, L.P.

Hon. Shelley C. ChapmanUS Bankruptcy Judge Southern District of New York

Norma C. CorioMiller Buckfire & Co., LLC

Lisa J. DonahueAlixPartners

Bryan P. MarsalAlvarez & Marsal

Jim MillsteinMillstein & Co., L.P.

Cathy M. Kaplan, Esq.Sidley Austin LLP

Kim Koopersmith, Esq.Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP

David N. Koschik, Esq.White & Case LLP

Kevin J. LavinFTI Consulting, Inc.

Ivan R. Lehon CFA, CFE Ernst & Young Capital Advisors, LLC

Elizabeth F. Maringer, Esq.Stroz Friedberg

Darin P. McAtee, Esq.Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP

Bruce H. MendelsohnGoldman, Sachs & Co.

Sharon L. Nelles, Esq.Sullivan & Cromwell LLP

Peter V. Pantaleo, Esq.Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP

John J. Rapisardi, Esq.O’Melveny & Myers LLP

Craig L. ReicherCBRE, Inc.

Eric M. Rosof, Esq.Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

Robert C. Schwenkel, Esq. Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP

Roopesh K. Shah Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Steven M. ZelinBlackstone

Ken Ziman, Esq.Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

SENIOR LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

Brad Eric Scheler, Esq.Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP

Myron Trepper, Esq.

”When I first went to court, I went by myself.

I cried when I got home—I didn't know

where to start. Without Her Justice, I would

have given up.” Her Justice client4

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Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLPKim Koopersmith, Esq.

BakerHostetler Elizabeth Ann Smith, Esq.

Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann LLPJohn C. Browne, Esq.

Bingham McCutchen LLPMichael J. Reilly, Esq.Jeffrey S. Sabin, Esq.

Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP Gregory M. Petrick, Esq.

Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLPRachel G. Skaistis, Esq.

Davis Polk & Wardwell LLPAnnette L. Nazareth, Esq.

Dentons US LLPSandra D. Hauser, Esq.

Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLPJanice Mac Avoy, Esq.

FTI Consulting, Inc.Sean A. Gumbs

Greenberg Traurig, LLPWilliam C. Silverman, Esq.

Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLPVilia B. Hayes, Esq.

Jones DayWillis J. Goldsmith, Esq.

K&L Gates LLPWalter P. Loughlin, Esq.

Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman LLPDavid J. Abrams, Esq.

King & Spalding LLPAndrew Charles, Esq.

Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLPEric A. Tirschwell, Esq.

Lowenstein Sandler LLPGerald C. Bender, Esq.

Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLPDrew S. Fine, Esq.

Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLPMichael S. Kraut, Esq.

O’Melveny & Myers LLP

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLPAlan M. Knoll, Esq.

Proskauer Rose LLPMargaret A. Dale, Esq.

Seward & Kissel LLPJohn E. Tavss, Esq.

Shearman & Sterling LLP William J.F. Roll III, Esq.

Sidley Austin LLPMaría D. Meléndez, Esq.

Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLPGeorge S. Wang, Esq.

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLPLauren E. Aguiar, Esq.

Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLPRobert Lewin, Esq.

Sullivan & Cromwell LLPMichael H. Torkin, Esq.

Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & KatzEric M. Rosof, Esq.

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLPRandi W. Singer, Esq.

White & Case LLPJack E. Pace III, Esq.

Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLPMartin B. Klotz, Esq.

CORPORATE PARTNERS

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Douglas A. BrushDuff & Phelps Corp.

Natacha Carbajal, Esq.BakerHostetler

Nina E. DiSalvo, Esq.

Garrett A. Fail, Esq.Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Catherine S. Gratton, Esq.Deutsche Bank

Mark W. HojnackiMcKinsey & Company

Emily D. Johnson, Esq.Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

Kathleen KheelDiscovery Programs

Alison R. Levine, Esq.Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

Erik L. LisherBlackstone

Laura S. Milano, Esq.Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP

Ekwutozia U. Nwabuzor, Esq.JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Emily A. Posner, Esq.Citi

Alison L. Sawyer, CPA/CFF, CFEKroll

Christopher M. Scudero, CPA, CFF, CITP

Greg M. Starner, Esq. White & Case LLP

Michael K. SullivanGrant Thornton LLP

Roxanne Tizravesh, Esq.Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP

Christopher J. Updike, Esq.Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP

JUNIOR ADVISORY BOARD

Margie Bechara, Esq.Supervising Attorney

Sara Bensman Director, Events

Chloe Bergsma-SafarIntake Specialist

Rachel L. Braunstein, Esq. Staff Attorney

Kyla Burke-LazarusIntake Specialist

Elizabeth CooperAssistant to the Executive Director

Catherine V. Curry, Esq.Director, Institutional Relations

Wendy Dann-MarcelManager, Development and Communications

Catherine J. Douglass, Esq.Executive Director

Crystal L. Doyle, Esq.Pro Bono Manager

Diane Feniello, Esq.Senior Staff Attorney

Heidi Lee Henderson, Esq.Senior Director, Legal Services

Maura HeronPro Bono Coordinator

Shireen IdroosDirector, Individual Giving

Jasseigh IngrahamEvents Assistant

Lorraine L. JarvisManager, Operations

Jillian KoesManager, Events

Laurie A. LichtensteinDirector, Development and Communications

Esther H. Limb, Esq.Senior Staff Attorney

Carol M. LindleySenior Director, Development and Communications

Nancy NagourneySenior Director, Finance and Operations

Klara Ng, Esq.Staff Attorney

Anna E. Ognibene, Esq.Senior Staff Attorney

STAFF

Mary E. O’ShaughnessyManager, Information Technology

Maya L. OvrutskyPro Bono Coordinator

Endora PaganOffice Administrator

Yelky PerezIntake Specialist

Carmen Maria Rey, Esq.Senior Immigration Attorney

Gabriella F. Richman, Esq. Supervising Attorney

Miriam Y. SantiagoManager, Finance

Susanna Saul, Esq.Supervising Attorney

Wendy Silva, Esq.Senior Staff Attorney

Laura Israel Sinrod, Esq.Staff Attorney

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EText a donationAN EASY WAY TO DONATE TO HER JUSTICE!

To: 99629

Offer 200 lot 100

Make sure to include “lot 100” in your message. “Lot 100” is the designated lot number for donations.

Silent auction staffers can also make a donation on your behalf.

SEND A TExT MESSAGE DONATION TO 99629

SAMPLE $200 DONATION TExT MESSAGE: OFFER 200 LOT 100

Mary E. O’ShaughnessyManager, Information Technology

Maya L. OvrutskyPro Bono Coordinator

Endora PaganOffice Administrator

Yelky PerezIntake Specialist

Carmen Maria Rey, Esq.Senior Immigration Attorney

Gabriella F. Richman, Esq. Supervising Attorney

Miriam Y. SantiagoManager, Finance

Susanna Saul, Esq.Supervising Attorney

Wendy Silva, Esq.Senior Staff Attorney

Laura Israel Sinrod, Esq.Staff Attorney

”My lawyers treated me as if I was a paying

client—and they worked just that hard.”

Her Justice client

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silent Auction electronic bidding

How to check the price of a Silent Auction photograph

Opening bid prices are indicated on pages 13–28. There is a screen in the Silent Auction viewing area

(Empire Ballroom) and in the Guest Cocktail Lounge (Central Park Ballroom) which will display the

bidding status for the lots, in real time. Each Silent Auction staffer (iPad Valets) can also show you

the current prices on the iPads which they carry.

How to bid with our auction staff

Guests can place bids with any of the Silent Auction staffers (iPad Valets) who are stationed in the

Silent Auction viewing area (Empire Ballroom, 6:00–7:30 pm) and Guest Cocktail Lounge (Central

Park Ballroom, 7:30–8:45 pm). During the last 15 minutes of bidding (8:30–8:45 pm), iPad Valets will

also circulate among the guest tables in the Metropolitan Ballroom. Look for the staffers holding

iPads and wearing silver fedoras! Each iPad Valet has an iPad programmed with the entire auction

catalog and the bidding status of each lot. Simply tell the iPad Valet which item you are interested in

and how much you would like to bid.

You will need to supply your bidder number (which you received at Check-in). When your bid is

placed, you can choose to receive a text message on your phone if someone outbids you. Be sure to

check your bid status with an iPad Valet if you do not receive text message updates.

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To: 99629

Offer 200 lot 125

Making auto bids

The bidding system will allow you to set a “maximum bid” for any item. Your first bid is made

immediately and then raised by increments to your maximum bid. If your maximum bid equals a

previous bid, the previous bidder prevails. Increments will vary with each lot. You will need to speak

to an iPad Valet to set up your maximum bid.

Bidding errors

In the event of bidding errors, please notify any iPad Valet. The Auction Manager has the sole

discretion to discard erroneous or fraudulent bids.

Winner determination

The winner is the highest bidder as registered by the Silent Auction system at the close of the auction

(8:45 pm). The winning bid will be certified by the Auction Manager. If you provided your cell phone

number, you will receive a text message indicating if you are the winning bidder once the auction

has closed. Winners’ information will also be displayed on the screen in the Guest Cocktail Lounge

(Central Park Ballroom) and the screens in the Metropolitan Ballroom. There may be a short delay

between the auction closing and the winner determination. Bidders need not be present to win.

Payment and pick-up

Silent Auction winners will pay for their items and confirm their personal information at the Payment

Desk (Check-in Area). Winners will be issued claim checks, which are then presented at the Photo

Retrieval Desk (Check-in Area, near Empire Ballroom). Silent Auction items are available 8:45–9:15 pm.

SEND A TExT MESSAGE BID TO 99629

SAMPLE $200 BID TExT MESSAGE: OFFER 200 LOT 125

HOW TO BID USING YOUR PHONESend a text message to 99629 using the following

format: Offer [Amount] lot [lot #]. Sample $200 bid

text message: Offer 200 lot 125.

When your bid is placed, you can choose to receive

a text message on your phone if someone outbids you.

Be sure to check your bid status with an iPad Valet if

you do not receive text message updates.

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Letter from the Photography Auction Co-Chairs

As auction co-chairs, we wish to extend our personal thanks to the wonderful and generous galleries, artists and other art donors who make this event possible. Year after year, we are amazed by their enthusiasm for the mission of Her Justice and their commitment to helping Her Justice raise vital funds for the women and children of new York City.

We are pleased to highlight some changes in the auction this year. Our Live Auction has been

significantly pared down to represent 14 exceptional selections by artists who are veterans of our

past auctions and ones who are new to the Benefit.

In our Silent Auction, for the first time we have included a few noteworthy non-photography

items. Aperture Foundation has donated a Patron Circle membership, which is an ideal way to

pursue an interest in photography. If you (or your children) love pop music, then make sure to bid

on a great pair of Dave Matthews Band concert tickets for their upcoming tour. And if you need

decorating advice for your home or office, Color Our World™ by Gillian Rose will provide a color

consultation to one lucky winner.

As always, we thank the many talented, non-professional photographers who donated images to

our Silent Auction. Many of these “friends of Her Justice” contribute pieces each year, and they

each have a unique connection to Her Justice. We are proud to showcase them and very grateful

for their support.

Last but not least, we wish to welcome back Denise Bethel, Senior Vice-President and Chairman,

Photographs, Americas at Sotheby’s, as our 2014 auctioneer. We are thrilled to be collaborating

with her again after our many years of working with her in the past.

Enjoy the auction and let the bidding begin!

Cathy M. KaplanSidley Austin LLP

Robert MannRobert Mann Gallery

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silent Auction

Jesse Alexander | Aperture Foundation | elizabeth Chiles | Color Our World™ by Gillian

Rose | Dave Matthews Band | Jeremy Frechette | stephanie Freid-Perenchio | Megan

Gorham | Hayden M. Greene | George Gruel | Bob Gruen | stephen Harmon | ira James

Michael Kenna | Rick Kopstein | Christopher Lange | Paul Lange | Ricky Leaver

Arthur Leipzig | Mark Lewis | Joseph Lucas | Rafael Marchante | Graham nash

Melissa O’shaughnessy | Liz Okon | Ruth Orkin | Buzz Person | Jon Plasse | Priscilla

Rattazzi | suzy Ro | Alfred stieglitz | Paul strand | Daniel Teoli, Jr. | Peter C. Turco | William

Wegman | Kenneth R. Weinberg | Todd Weinstein | Michael Weintrob | Drew Wiedemann

Melissa Fry Wiedemann

“My life has changed dramatically—I am

free. My lawyers supported me through

every step—they were right there.” Her Justice client

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silent AuctionPlace your bids between 6:00 pm and 8:45 pm. Auction items are available to view in Empire Ballroom East (6:00–7:30 pm). Silent Auction will close at 8:45 pm.

Guests can place bids with any of the Silent Auction staffers

(iPad Valets) who are stationed in the Silent Auction viewing

area (Empire Ballroom, 6:00–7:30 pm) and Guest Cocktail

Lounge (Central Park Ballroom, 7:30–8:45 pm). During the last

15 minutes of bidding (8:30–8:45 pm), iPad Valets will also

circulate among the guest tables in the Metropolitan Ballroom.

An announcement will be made before the close of the Silent

Auction at 8:45 pm.

In addition to bidding with an auction staffer (iPad Valet), you

can place a bid via text message. Send a text message to 99629

using the following format: Offer [Amount] lot [lot #].

Sample $200 bid text message: Offer 200 lot 125.

If you use or provide your cell phone number when bidding,

you will receive a text message indicating if you are the winning

bidder once the auction has closed. Winners’ information

will also be displayed on the screen in the Guest Cocktail

Lounge (Central Park Ballroom) and the screens in the

Metropolitan Ballroom.

Silent Auction winners will pay for their items and confirm their

personal information at the Payment Desk (Check-in Area).

Winners will be issued claim checks, which are then presented at

the Photo Retrieval Desk (Check-in Area, near Empire Ballroom).

Silent Auction items are available 8:45–9:15 pm.

Please see Silent Auction Bidding Procedures and Conditions of

Sale on pages 48-49.

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To bid by mobile phone, send a text message to 99629 using the following format: Offer [Amount] lot

[lot #]. Sample $200 bid text message: Offer 200 lot 125. Be sure to check your bid status with an

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No. 103

Ruth OrkinCentral Park South Silhouette, New York City, 1955, printed 1981

Gelatin silver print

signed, titled and dated in pencil by Mary engel, for the estate of Ruth Orkin, on print verso; artist’s stamp on print recto

not editioned

12 1∕4" x 18 ¾"

Donated by the Ruth Orkin/Morris engel Film and Photo Archive, courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery

Opening bid: $500

No. 101

Bob GruenJohn Lennon, NYC T-shirt, 1974, printed 2012


signed, titled and dated in ink on print recto

not editioned

10 ¾" x 16"

Donated by the artist

Opening bid: $750

No. 102

William WegmanFour Legged, 2010

Pigment print

signed, titled, dated and numbered in ink on print recto

edition 22 of 30

10" x 7 5∕8"


Opening bid: $500

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No. 106

Paul StrandAmerican House, Ghost Town, Colorado, 1931, printed 2005

Hand-pulled dust-grain photogravure

estate stamp on print recto

edition 31 of 150

4 3∕8" x 6"

Donated by Aperture Foundation

Opening bid: $150

No. 105

Jesse AlexanderLuigi Musso, Ferrari, Reims, 1956

Archival pigment print

signed in pencil on print recto; titled and dated in pencil on print verso

not editioned

14" x 19"

Donated by staley-Wise Gallery, new York

Opening bid: $500

No. 104

Alfred StieglitzThe Swimming Lesson, 1906

Vintage photogravure

Unsigned

6 1∕8" x 9 3∕8"

Donated by Orly Cogan & Robert Mann

Opening bid: $500

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No. 109

Rick KopsteinFoley Square, 2000, printed 2014

Fiber print

signed and dated in ink on print recto

edition 1 of 10

11 ½" x 17 ½"


Opening bid: $250

No. 108

Kenneth R. WeinbergUntitled, 2012, printed 2013

Archival inkjet pigment print

signed, dated and numbered in ink on mount recto

edition 2 of 5

7 ½" x 12"


Opening bid: $300

No. 107

Arthur LeipzigV-J Day, Brooklyn, 1945, printed later


signed in pencil on print verso

not editioned

9 7∕8" x 12 7∕8"

Donated by Joel Leipzig, courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery

Opening bid: $400

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No. 112

Christopher LangeUmbrellas at Dusk, September 2013, printed 2014

Toned gelatin silver print

signed, titled, dated and numbered in pencil on print verso

edition 1 of 10

15" x 15"


Opening bid: $250

No. 111

Joseph LucasJane’s Carousel, Brooklyn, New York, 2012, printed 2014


signed and dated in pencil on print verso

edition 1 of 8

14" x 17 1∕2"


Opening bid: $200

No. 110

Peter C. TurcoWinter on Brownstones, 2009

Digital print

Unsigned

not editioned

15 7∕8" x 15 7∕8"


Opening bid: $150

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Hayden M. GreeneExclusive offering PRIVATE CHILD PORTRAIT COMMISSION

No. 113

Private Child Portrait Commission by Hayden M. Greene

Thanks to the generosity of Hayden M. Greene and Greene Light Photography, Her Justice is pleased to offer a portrait of your child in the Silent Auction. Enjoy the experience of having a unique child portrait created for you and your family.

Medium: Digital print. Two 8" x 10" prints provided to purchaser.

Portrait Subject: Up to four subjects. Please note that children under the age of one are preferred, but the portrait can be used for children of other ages.

Time Frame and Location: To be arranged at the mutual convenience of artist and sitter before April 2015 at the artist’s Brooklyn location or the sitter’s home.

Opening Bid: $300


Hayden M. Greene is an acclaimed Brooklyn-based photographer with a long history of supporting Her Justice. since 2011, Hayden has donated photographs to our silent Auction, and he has been an event photographer at our Story by Story® stair climb for many years.

He started his company, Greene Light Photography (www.GreeneLightPhoto.com), to showcase his unique, artistic perspective on wedding, family and newborn photography, and he hosts a gallery show each november to present his fine art collections. Currently, Hayden and Greene Light Photography are working on a new book, due out in the spring. The entire Greene Light Photography team looks forward to collaborating with you to create a beautiful photograph of your child.

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Todd WeinsteinBusiness Numerology, NYC, 1990, printed 2014

Giclée archival print

signed, titled and dated in ink on print recto; signed in ink on mount recto

not editioned

12¼" x 18¼"


Opening bid: $250

Photography printing donated by George Gruel

No. 115

Jeremy FrechetteStandard Hotel, 2012, printed 2014

silver halide print

signed in ink on print verso

not editioned

30" x 20"


Opening bid: $400

No. 114

Stephen HarmonChrysler Building Gargoyle, 2008, printed 2014

Archival inkjet print


edition 1 of 3

12" x 18"


Opening bid: $300

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No. 119

Melissa O’ShaughnessyFlower Market, 3rd and Broadway, 2013, printed 2014



edition 1 of 10

20" x 30"


Opening bid: $350

No. 118

Liz OkonCentral Park, 2013

Digital print

signed and numbered in ink on mount recto

edition 7 of 10

151∕4" x 191∕4"


Opening bid: $350

No. 117

Jon PlasseUntitled, 2008, printed 2011

From the series Yankee Stadium

Chromogenic print

signed and captioned in ink on print verso

edition 5 of 10

177∕8" x 223∕8"


Opening bid: $350

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No. 120

Megan GorhamPomponio, 2013


signed in ink on mount verso

edition 1 of 10

20" x 24"


Opening bid: $250

No. 122

Michael KennaTreasure Islands, Jeung-do, Shinan, 2012

Toned gelatin silver print

signed, dated and numbered in pencil on print recto; signed, titled, dated and numbered in pencil on mount verso

edition 3 of 45

7¾" x 7¾"

Donated by Robert Mann Gallery

Opening bid: $500

No. 121

Elizabeth ChilesFigs from Thistles, No. 13, 2013, printed 2014


Unsigned

edition 4 of 9

each image: 26 5∕8" x 22"


Opening bid: $500

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No. 125

George GruelParadise For Sale, 2013

Digital pigment print


edition 1 of 10

17¼" x 24"


Opening bid: $350

No. 124

Suzy RoNight Sky at Joshua Tree National Park, 2013

Digital print on metallic paper

Unsigned

not editioned

24" x 16"


Opening bid: $300

No. 123

Daniel Teoli, Jr.A Glorious Day, 2009, printed 2013


signed, titled and dated in ink on print verso

not editioned

9" x 12"


Opening bid: $75

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No. 127

Ricky LeaverCovent Garden Rain, 2013

Digital print

signed, titled and numbered in pencil on print recto

edition 1 of 25

6 ¾" x 4 ¾"

Donated by Londonstills Photo Art

Opening bid: $50

No. 128

Mark Lewis6 Ways to San Giorgio, 2013, printed 2014

Digital print


not editioned

11" x 14"


Opening bid: $150

No. 126

Rafael MarchanteNelson Tavares, 24, originally from Cape Verde, works on a graffiti of Nelson Mandela which he painted during festivities in his neighborhood in Lisbon, June 20, 2013, printed 2014


Unsigned

not editioned

11" x 171/8"

Donated by the artist, courtesy Reuters

Opening bid: $100


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No. 131

Michael WeintrobRay Charles, 2000, printed 2014

ink jet print

signed in ink on print recto

edition 12 of 150

12" x 18"


Opening bid: $75

Auction winner will also receive two prints from the artist’s InstrumentHead series

No. 130

Graham NashSelf Portrait, 2009

Digital archival pigment print

signed, titled and dated in pencil on print recto

not editioned

12½" x 18"


Opening bid: $300

No. 129

Buzz PersonCrosby and Nash, Newport Folk Festival, August 7, 2004, printed 2014


signed, dated and captioned in pencil on print verso

not editioned

11" x 16"


Opening bid: $250


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Melissa Fry Wiedemann Exclusive offering PRIVATE DOG PORTRAIT COMMISSION

No. 132

Melissa Fry WiedemannThanks to the generosity of Melissa Fry Wiedemann and Barking Photo, Her Justice is pleased to offer a private dog portrait commission.

Two commissions available!

Medium: Digital print. One 11" x 14" print provided to purchaser.

Portrait Subject: One to two subjects. Please note that this portrait is intended for dogs only, but can include one cat with one dog if requested.

Time Frame and Location: To be arranged at the mutual convenience of artist and sitter (before April 2015) at the artist’s Williamsburg, Brooklyn studio or a purchaser’s Brooklyn residence.

Opening Bid: $500


Honor the beloved dog in your life with a private pet portrait by Melissa Fry Wiedemann, founder of Barking Photo, who has more than 20 years of photography experience. Wiedemann’s passion for dogs is equal to her love of photography, allowing her to reveal the true spirit and unique personality of every “man’s best friend.” she will create an extraordinary portrait which you and your family will cherish.

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No. 134

Stephanie Freid-Perenchio Flirtatious Play, 2008, printed 2013

Pigment print

signed, titled and dated in pencil on print verso

not editioned

11" x 14"


Opening bid: $250

No. 135

Priscilla RattazziThe Kiss, East Hampton, 2009


signed, titled and numbered in pencil on print recto

edition 4 of 15

18" x 14"


Opening bid: $400

No. 133

Paul LangeLeonardo, 2007, printed 2014

From the series Fowl Portraits



edition 4 of 15

19 ½" x 14 ¾"

Donated by Jennifer & Paul Lange

Opening bid: $300

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No. 137

Ira JamesLive Free or Die in Pink, 2005, printed 2014

Chromogenic print

signed, titled, dated and numbered in ink on mount verso

edition 1 of 10

24" x 20"


Opening bid: $250

No. 136

Drew WiedemannSad Vader, 2013, printed 2014

Chromogenic print

signed and dated in ink on print recto

not editioned

18" x 12"


Opening bid: $300

“My lawyers freed me from an abusive relationship—

and gave me the financial means to start a new life.

But the money isn’t the most important thing—it’s

the freedom that they have given me to start a new

life with self-respect and dignity.” Her Justice client

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by Gillian RoseExclusive offering PRIVATE COLOR CONSULTATION WITH COLOR OUR WORLD™

No. 138

Color Our World™ by Gillian Rose

If you are designing or redecorating your home or office, color is one of the most important factors to consider. Color triggers emotional responses and impacts us both physically and psychologically.

Color consultation includes:

• Two site visits (Manhattan only)

• Color/emotion direction

• Color palette mapping

• Large-format paint samples

• Detailed paint instructions for your contractor

• Consultation to be arranged at the mutual convenience of Gillian Rose and auction winner before September 30, 2014

• Paint materials and paint services are not included

• Space to not exceed 2,500 square feet

Opening bid: $500

Donated by Gillian Rose

Gillian Rose, environmental designer and color expert, is the founder of the Color Our World™ system. Using her own paint line of emotional colors, she has soothed and satisfied many a hectic life. At your home or office, Gillian can create personalized color palettes, designed specifically for you. Let her show you how to use color to nurture your soul, stimulate your senses, enhance your relationships and more. What are your colors? Come discover yourself...

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No. 140

Dave Matthews BandConcert Tickets

Formed in 1991, the Dave Matthews Band has sold over 30 million records worldwide. Their most recent album, Away from the World, released in 2012, debuted at number one on the Billboard chart, making them the only group to have six consecutive studio albums debut in the top spot. Their live performances are also legendary—don’t miss this perfect opportunity to see them on their June tour.

One winner will receive two Orchestra-section tickets for their performance at the PNC Bank Arts Center (Holmdel, New Jersey) on Tuesday, June 10, 7:00 pm.

Opening bid: $150

Donated by Chip Hooper

No. 139

Aperture Foundation Patron Circle Membership

Aperture, a not-for-profit foundation, connects the photo community and its audiences with the most inspiring work, the sharpest ideas and with each other.

As a member of the Patron Circle, you will be given special access to contemporary art events and complimentary ViP passes to select art fairs, including the Paris Photo photography show at the Grand Palais in Paris, november 13–16, 2014, where the Paris Photo-Aperture Foundation PhotoBook Awards will be announced. You will also be invited to studio visits, as well as cocktail parties and salons in the homes of top collectors.

Additionally, you will receive an invitation for two to a spring Patron Cocktail Party; one complimentary and specially selected Aperture publication; and advance notice about limited and signed photograph editions, book sales and other artist-commissioned products.

Opening bid: $250

Donated by Aperture Foundation

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Live Auction

“When my lawyers gave me the hope that my

family might be reunited, that is when I finally

felt that there was someone on my side, trying

to help me—that was when they filled my

heart with hope.” Her Justice client

Live AuctionJulie Blackmon | James Bleecker | Andre de Dienes

Mitch epstein | Ron Galella | Gail Albert Halaban

William Helburn | Josef Hoflehner | Charles Johnstone

Daniel Kramer | Richard Misrach | Mark seliger | Doug

+ Mike starn | Penelope Umbrico




Live AuctionPhotography Auction Co-ChairsCathy M. Kaplan

Sidley Austin LLP

Robert Mann

Robert Mann Gallery

Photography Auction CommitteeGeorge Gruel

Oddstick Studio/George Gruel Photography

Etheleen Staley

Staley-Wise Gallery

Takouhy Wise

Staley-Wise Gallery

Please see Live Auction Bidding Procedures

and Conditions of Sale on pages 47 and 49

Auctioneer ServicesGenerously donated by

Denise Bethel, Sotheby's

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Ron Galella

No. 1

Mick Jagger and John Lennon Attend the American Film Institute Salute to James Cagney, Los Angeles, March 12, 1974



Artist proof

20" x 16"


$2,800

Auction winner will also receive a copy of the artist’s three-volume monograph Pop, Rock & Dance ($300 value)

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No. 2

Book Club, 2012


signed, titled and numbered in ink on mount verso

edition 1 of 10

41½" x 31½"

Donated by Robert Mann Gallery

$5,500

Framing services donated by Jeff Risley, Park Row Art Gallery, Chatham, new York

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Richard Misrach

No. 3

Untitled, 2007



edition 2 of 15

29" x 39"

Donated by Cathy M. Kaplan

$12,000

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Caucasian Wingnut, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 2011

selenium-toned gelatin silver print


Artist proof

39" x 31"

Donated by the artist, courtesy sikkema Jenkins & Co., new York

$15,000

Mitch epstein

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No. 5

Bob Dylan with Top Hat, Pointing in Car, Philadelphia, PA, 1964, printed 2013


signed and numbered in ink on print recto; signed, titled, dated and numbered in pencil on print verso

Artist proof

14½" x 21"

Donated by Arline & Daniel Kramer, courtesy staley-Wise Gallery, new York

$3,000

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No. 6

Out My Window, Chelsea, Manhattan, West 22nd Street, Yellow Walls, 2013, printed 2014



edition 1 of 5

351∕8" x 46 5∕8"

Donated by the artist, courtesy edwynn Houk Gallery

$12,000

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No. 7

Dovima Under the El, 1956, printed 2014

Chromogenic print


edition 4 of 50

24" x 17"

Donated by staley-Wise Gallery, new York and Peter Fetterman Gallery, santa Monica, California

$7,500

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Penelope Umbrico

No. 8

Weston Quad with Daido Moriyama and 6x6 TTV 70s Filter #3, 2014

Chromogenic print


edition 1 of 3

17" x 17"

Donated by LMAKprojects, new York

$2,200

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No. 9

BBMet-09.28.1010-s5137, 2010

inkjet print

signed in pencil on print verso

edition 1 of 10

18½" x 27"

Donated by the artists

$14,000

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No. 10

Fisher Pool, Queens, 2011

Chromogenic print


edition 3 of 7

20" x 20"

Donated by the artist, courtesy Julie saul Gallery, new York

$3,500

Auction winner will also receive a copy of the artist’s monograph A Few Empty Pools ($150 value)

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Jet Airliner, #18, 2009, printed 2011


signed and titled in pencil on print verso

edition 1 of 15

19 5∕8" x 19 5∕8"

Donated by Bonni Benrubi Gallery, new York

$3,000

Josef Hoflehner

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No. 12

Patti Smith, New York City, 2007, printed 2014



Artist proof

21¾" x 17½"


$4,000

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No. 13

Marilyn Monroe, Tobey Beach, 1949


estate stamp on print verso

edition 61 of 91

11¼" x 10"


$1,400

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One World Trade Center #12, 2011, printed 2014

Pigment print


edition 2 of 10

69" x 55"


$14,000

James Bleecker

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Bidding Procedures & Conditions of sale

”You guys saved our lives. My daughter’s future is

a bright one thanks to Her Justice. No words can

express the gratitude that I have.“ Her Justice client

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Benefit InternsNancy Akosah

Anna “Raiet” Intraub

Benefit VolunteersWe give heartfelt thanks to the hundreds of

volunteers working tonight who have made

this evening such a tremendous success.

Special thanks to David Ezer.

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Wireless AuctionProvided by ibidmobile.net

special Acknowledgments

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New York Times Square Hotel by the winning bidder

after payment has been made on the night of April 10,

2014, unless otherwise indicated (see section #8 below).

Her Justice waives any responsibility for those items

not removed by the purchaser. No items may be

removed without a paid receipt. Winning Live Auction

bidders departing before 8:30 pm should see the Help

Desk (Check-in Area) to make delivery arrangements, at

their cost.

8. In cases where the purchased item is too large to be

moved by the purchaser at the end of the event, Her

Justice will make arrangements with the purchaser for

delivery of the oversized item after the event at the

expense of Her Justice if within New York City or areas

within 50 miles of New York City. Her Justice will not

cover the cost to deliver oversized items to locations

outside of these areas; the purchaser will pay for these

out-of-area delivery charges by credit card or check at

the time of shipping. Tuesday, April 15, 2014 will be

the first available date for any pick up or delivery in

such cases. Oversized items may include works by the

following artists: James Bleecker, Julie Blackmon, Richard

Misrach, Mitch Epstein and Gail Albert Halaban.

1. The Live Auction will be held on April 10, 2014 from

7:45 pm to approximately 8:30 pm. If you are the

highest bidder, please remain in place until a Her

Justice volunteer obtains information identifying you

as the purchaser.

2. Her Justice and Sotheby’s reserve the right to reject a

bid from any bidder. The highest bidder acknowledged

by the auctioneer shall be the purchaser. In the event

of any dispute between bidders, the auctioneer shall

have the sole and final discretion to determine the

successful bidder or to reoffer and resell the article

in dispute. If any dispute arises after the sale, the Her

Justice sale records shall be conclusive in all respects.

3. Some items may have minimum bids at the request of

the donor, which is the confidential minimum price

below which such lot will not be sold.

4. If the auctioneer determines that any opening bid

is not commensurate with the value of the article

offered, she may reject the same and withdraw

the article for sale and if, having acknowledged an

opening bid, she decides that any advance thereafter

is insufficient, she may reject the advance.

5. On the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer, the highest

acknowledged bidder shall be deemed to have

purchased the offered item subject to all of the

Bidding Procedures and Conditions of Sale set forth

herein and thereupon (a) assumes the risk and

responsibility thereof (including, without limitation,

damage to prints, their mounts, mats, frames or glass

coverings) (b) will sign a confirmation of purchase

thereof and (c) will pay the full purchase price thereof

or such part as Her Justice may require.

6. Successful bidders should remain seated at their

assigned tables until they are approached by a Her

Justice volunteer, who will take their payment.

Your payment will be processed and the Her Justice

volunteer will bring you a receipt. The receipt should

be exchanged for the photograph from 8:30 pm on,

and prior to leaving. Photographs can be picked up

from the Photo Retrieval Desk (Check-in Area, near

Empire Ballroom).

BIDDING PROCEDURES AND CONDITIONS OF SALE

LIVE AUCTIONThe property listed in this catalog will be offered and sold by Her Justice Inc. (“Her Justice”). Any questions should be directed to Her Justice and not to Sotheby’s, Inc. (“Sotheby’s”), which merely serves as auctioneer for Her Justice in conducting the auction sale and participates on the following terms and conditions, as amended by any posted notices or oral announcements during the sale, which govern the sale of all the property offered at the auction.special Acknowledgments

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My children and I will

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99629 using the following format: Offer [Amount]

lot [lot #]. Sample $200 bid text message: Offer 200

lot 125. When your bid is placed, you can choose to

receive a text message on your phone if someone

outbids you. Be sure to check your bid status with an

iPad Valet if you do not receive text message updates.

2. In the event of bidding errors, please notify any iPad

Valet. The Auction Manager has the sole discretion to

discard erroneous or fraudulent bids.

3. The Silent Auction will end at approximately 8:45

pm and no further bids for the Silent Auction will

be accepted. The winner is the highest bidder as

registered by the auction system at the close of

the auction. The winning bid will be certified by

the Auction Manager. If you used or provided your

cell phone number, you will receive a text message

indicating if you are the winning bidder once the

auction has closed. Winners’ information will also

be displayed on the screen in the Guest Cocktail

Lounge (Central Park Ballroom) and the screens in

the Metropolitan Ballroom. There may be a short

delay between the auction closing and the winner

determination. Bidders need not be present to win;

Her Justice staff will contact winners, and shipping

can be arranged at the winners’ cost.

4. Silent Auction winners will pay for their items and

confirm their personal information at the Payment

Desk (Check-in Area). Winners will be issued claim

checks, which are then presented at the Photo

Retrieval Desk (Check-in Area, near Empire Ballroom).

Silent Auction items at the Photo Retrieval Desk will

be available 8:45–9:15 pm.

5. All auction items must be removed from the Sheraton

New York Times Square Hotel by the winning bidder

after payment has been made on the night of April 10,

2014, unless otherwise indicated (see section #6 below).

Her Justice waives any responsibility for those items not

removed by the purchaser. No items may be removed

without a paid receipt. Winning Silent Auction bidders

departing before 8:45 pm should see the Help Desk

(Check-in Area) to make delivery arrangements, at their

cost.

6. In cases where the purchased item is too large to be

moved by the purchaser at the end of the event, Her

Justice will make arrangements with the purchaser for

delivery of the oversized item after the event at the

expense of Her Justice if within New York City or areas

within 50 miles of New York City. Her Justice will not

cover the cost to deliver oversized items to locations

outside of these areas; the purchaser will pay for these

out-of-area delivery charges by credit card or check at

the time of shipping. Tuesday, April 15, 2014 will be the

first available date for any pick up or delivery in such

cases. Oversized items may include work by the following

artist: Elizabeth Chiles.

SILENT AUCTIONThe Silent Auction will be held on April 10, 2014 from 6:00 pm to approximately 8:45 pm. Guests can place bids with any of the Silent Auction staffers (iPad Valets) who are stationed in the Silent Auction viewing area (Empire Ballroom, 6:00–7:30 pm) and Guest Cocktail Lounge (Central Park Ballroom, 7:30–8:45 pm). During the last 15 minutes of bidding (8:30–8:45 pm), iPad Valets will also circulate among the guest tables in the Metropolitan Ballroom.

“I won! After a five-year battle in the courts,

I am finally able to hold my head high and

move forward.” Her Justice client

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SILENT AND LIVE AUCTION

1. All sales are final and subject to the terms and

conditions stipulated by the donor. All items have

been donated to Her Justice and will be offered

and sold by Her Justice and not by the donor. No

exchanges or refunds on auction items are permitted.

Payment may be made as follows:

• by personal check, payable to Her Justice

• by charging to your credit card (American

Express, MasterCard, Visa or Discover)

2. Her Justice assumes no risk, liability or responsibility

for the authenticity of the authorship of any item

offered at this auction (that is, the identity of the

creator or the period, culture, source or origin, as the

case may be, with which the creation of any item is

identified).

3. All items are sold “AS IS” and Her Justice makes no

representations or warranties of any kind or nature,

express or implied, with respect to any item, and in

no event shall be responsible for the correctness of

the catalog or notices or descriptions of any item,

nor be deemed to have made any representations

or warranty of description, physical condition, size,

quality, rarity, importance, genuineness, attribution,

authenticity, provenance or historical relevance

of an item. No statement in the catalog, notice or

description or made at the sale, in any bill of sale,

invoice or elsewhere, whether oral or written, shall

be deemed to be a representation or warranty or any

assumption of liability. Prospective bidders should

inspect the property before bidding to determine

its condition, size and whether or not it has been

repaired or restored. Dollar values are estimates

provided by the donor and are not warranted by Her

Justice.

4. Any item may be withdrawn by Her Justice at any

time prior to the actual sale without any liability

therefor.

5. Ownership of original art is separate from

reproduction rights. Her Justice does not make any

representation or warranty, expressed or implied, as

to whether the purchaser acquires any reproduction

rights in the property.

6. By participating in this auction, each bidder recognizes

and agrees that Her Justice, the donor of the property

and services, or anyone assisting in the auction, shall

not be liable for any occurrence resulting from the

use of the auctioned items and/or services.

7. The amount paid by a successful bidder that may be

deductible for tax purposes is limited to the excess

of that amount over the estimated value of the item

successfully bid upon by the bidder.

8. Unless otherwise announced by the auctioneer at the

time of the sale, all bids are per lot as numbered in the

printed catalog.

9. Pursuant to Section 1116(a) of the New York State Sales

Tax Law, no New York State or local sales tax is required

on the purchase of lots offered for sale by Her Justice.

PORTRAIT COMMISSIONS Hayden M. Greene and Melissa Fry Wiedemann

1. These commissioned portraits have been donated to Her

Justice by the artists. All sales are final and subject to the

terms and conditions stipulated by Her Justice and the

artists.

2. Purchasers are responsible for contacting the artists to

arrange for their portraits with information provided by

Her Justice. Purchasers will pay the full purchase price of

the items at the time of the sale regardless of when work

on the portraits is to be undertaken or completed.

3. Hayden M. Greene will photograph up to four child

subjects at the artist’s Brooklyn studio or the sitter’s

home, if artist and sitter agree. Please note that children

under the age of one are preferred, but the portrait can

be used for children of other ages. The photography

session must take place before April 2015. Two 8" x 10"

digital prints will be provided to the purchaser.

4. Melissa Fry Wiedemann will photograph one to two

animal subjects in Brooklyn, New York. Please note that

this portrait is intended for dogs only, but can include

one cat with one dog if requested. The photography

session must take place before April 2015. One 11" x 14"

digital print will be provided to the purchaser.

5. The commission artists will provide services, film,

printing and necessary studio assistance. The purchasers

will be responsible for covering the artists’ necessary out-

of pocket expenses including lighting, stylists and make-

up professionals, rentals and transportation, as discussed

with the artists prior to the execution of the commissions.

Any costs for shipping and delivery of the portraits from

the artists to the purchasers are the responsibility of the

purchasers. In all cases, framing arrangements and costs

are the sole responsibility of the purchasers.

6. Purchasers may not request refunds or exchanges from

the artists or Her Justice.

7. Other conditions of sale correspond with the guidelines

for all Live and Silent Auction sales, as stipulated.

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