Bidding will open at 6:00PM EST on Friday, November 6, 2026

Bidding is scheduled to close at 4:00PM EST on Saturday, November 14, 2026

Auction Terms & Important Information

  • To participate, you will need to create a secure account. This allows you to place bids and receive notifications about auction activity.
  • By placing a bid, you are agreeing to purchase the item if you are the winning bidder. All bids are final and cannot be withdrawn.
  • Winning bidders will be notified by email following the close of each item. Payment must be completed through the secure auction platform according to the instructions provided to the winning bidder.
  • Extended bidding is enabled. If a bid is placed within the final 10 minutes for an item, the bidding will extend for that item by 10 minutes until bidding activity stops.
  • Because extended bidding is enabled, individual items may remain open beyond 4:00pm.
  • Starting bids, increments and details are listed with each item.
  • Painting colors may vary based on lighting, and may appear slightly different in person than the photos. Artwork is sold as pictured and described. Because these are original, one-of-a-kind works, variations and characteristics inherent to the materials and creative process are part of the artwork.
  • All paintings can be viewed during the exhibition at 2nd Story Lexington, KY – November 7 to December 4, 2026
  • Artwork will remain on exhibit at 2nd Story through December 4, 2026 and will not be available for pickup or shipment before the exhibition concludes.
  • The flat fulfillment fee of $35 covers costs associated with packaging, handling, shipping and coordination of local pickup. The fee applies to each winning item regardless of delivery method.
  • Local pickup will be available following the exhibition. Artwork requiring shipment will be packaged and shipped once the exhibition concludes on December 4.
  • All sales are final. Artwork cannot be returned or exchanged.
  • The amount paid for an auction item may exceed its fair market value. For tax purposes, only the portion of a payment exceeding the fair market value of the item may qualify as a charitable contribution. Please consult your tax advisor regarding your individual circumstances.