For 40 years, HELP USA has worked to ensure that everyone has a place to call home. Serving nearly 600,000 individuals and families since its founding in 1986, the organization has provided shelter for people in crisis, built affordable housing, and strengthened communities through prevention and supportive services. Today, HELP USA addresses the root causes of homelessness at more than 70 sites.

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We Make The City's Grid, 2024Derrick AdamsEdition Print for HELP USAEd. Number 17 of 20, FramedDimensions:Image ~ 11 x 29 in,Paper 13.5 x 31.5 in.Series is edition of 20 + 4APMade exclusively for HELP USA to benefit therapeutic services designed to address traumas experienced by homelessness and formerly homeless people in New York City. We Make This City's Grid edition print was inspired by Adams' 25' x 9' ceramic mural permanently installed in the lobby of HELP ONE, a brand new affordable and supportive housing complex which opened in Brooklyn, NY in 2023.&nbsp;Derrick Adams was born in Baltimore in 1970 and lives and works in New York. Adams works with HELP USA to address traumas experienced by homeless and formerly homeless people in New York City.Adam's large-scale mural, We Make the City's Grid, 2023, a 25' x 9' ceramic tile mosaic is the artist's first time working in this medium and was commissioned by HELP USA and permanently installed at HELP ONE Building A, an affordable and supportive housing complex which opened in 2023 in Brooklyn, New York.In 2022, Adams established two initiatives to nurture the arts and culture in his native Baltimore. The Last Resort Artist Retreat is a residency program committed to the concept of leisure as therapy for the Black creative. The Black Baltimore Digital Database is a multipurpose physically and digitally accessible space dedicated to cataloging and archiving cultural contributions by Black Baltimoreans, both historical and ongoing.Permanent collections include the Baltimore Museum of Art; Birmingham Museum of Art, AL; Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY; Studio Museum in Harlem, NY; Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond; and Whitney Museum of American Art, NY.Exhibitions include ON, Pioneer Works, NY (2016); Network, California African American Museum, Los Angeles (2017); Patrick Kelly, The Journey, Studio Museum in Harlem/Countee Cullen Library, NY (2017); Sanctuary, Museum of Arts and Design, NY (2018); Transmission, Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver (2018); Where I'm From, Baltimore City Hall (2019); Buoyant, Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, NY (2020); Derrick Adams and Barbara Earl Thomas: Packaged Black, Henry Art Gallery, Seattle (2021); LOOKS, Cleveland Museum of Art (2021-22); and I Can Show You Better Than I Can TellYou, FLAG Foundation, NY (2023). Adams has received the Louis Comfort Tiffany Award (2009), Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize from the Studio Museum in Harlem (2016), Gordon Parks Foundation Fellowship (2018), and Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Residency (2019).Shipping/Delivery is additional and arranged through HELP USA. Winners will be contacted to arrange details and secure payment for shipping.

Derrick Adams Limited Edition Print, Framed

Bid with purpose. 100% of proceeds support HELP USA’s Art of Resilience, an expressive arts therapy program for families and individuals experiencing homelessness in New York City. Bid on premium silent auction lots featuring luxury goods, one-of-a-kind experiences, and works by leading contemporary artists.<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.helpusa.org/event/aor-2026/">Buy tickets now to the March 6th benefit hosted by Mickalene Thomas:</a><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.helpusa.org/event/aor-2026/">Art of Resilience Benefit 2026 | HELP USA</a>

You're Gonna Give Me the Love I Need, 2010.Cut and collaged layers of cotton base sheet with silk screened overbeaten, pigmented cotton pulp and mica, colored with Prismacolor and painted with gloss medium including appliquéd archival ink digital print, fabric, pochoir and glitter on printed and color veneer paper mounted on board with Beva film and PVA glue.Dimension Inches: 24 x 30 in.Edition 31 of 40, FramedMTPR10-001.31Shipping/Delivery is additional and arranged through HELP USA. Winners will be contacted to arrange details and secure payment for shipping.

Mickalene Thomas Limited Edition Print, Framed

Untitled, n.d.Dims 13 1/4 in x 19 in, unframedBorn in Chicago in 1944, Lawrence is a self-taught abstract expressionist artist. He had a long career as a jazz musician in Chicago &amp; New York before turning to painting full-time in 1987. He currently lives in Sag Harbor. Claude says, “Each painting is like a performance. It takes me where it needs to go.”His work is heavily influenced by East End artists who came before him, notably Jackson Pollock and de Kooning, as well as his black contemporaries like Frank Bowling, Bob Thompson, Jack Whitten, and Al Loving. Claude Lawrence is a formidable abstract artist who expands the classic exploration that began with the masters in the 1950s and boldly takes it further.&nbsp;Shipping/Delivery is additional and arranged through HELP USA. Winners will be contacted to arrange details and secure payment for shipping.

Claude Lawrence, Untitled, Acrylic on Paper

We Make The City's Grid, 2024Derrick AdamsEdition Print for HELP USAEd. Number 19 of 20, unframedDimensions:Image ~ 11 x 29 in,Paper 13.5 x 31.5 in.Series is edition of 20 + 4APMade exclusively for HELP USA to benefit therapeutic services designed to address traumas experienced by homelessness and formerly homeless people in New York City. We Make This City's Grid edition print was inspired by Adams' 25' x 9' ceramic mural permanently installed in the lobby of HELP ONE, a brand new affordable and supportive housing complex which opened in Brooklyn, NY in 2023.&nbsp;Derrick Adams was born in Baltimore in 1970 and lives and works in New York. Adams works with HELP USA to address traumas experienced by homeless and formerly homeless people in New York City.Adam's large-scale mural, We Make the City's Grid, 2023, a 25' x 9' ceramic tile mosaic is the artist's first time working in this medium and was commissioned by HELP USA and permanently installed at HELP ONE Building A, an affordable and supportive housing complex which opened in 2023 in Brooklyn, New York.In 2022, Adams established two initiatives to nurture the arts and culture in his native Baltimore. The Last Resort Artist Retreat is a residency program committed to the concept of leisure as therapy for the Black creative. The Black Baltimore Digital Database is a multipurpose physically and digitally accessible space dedicated to cataloging and archiving cultural contributions by Black Baltimoreans, both historical and ongoing.Permanent collections include the Baltimore Museum of Art; Birmingham Museum of Art, AL; Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY; Studio Museum in Harlem, NY; Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond; and Whitney Museum of American Art, NY.Exhibitions include ON, Pioneer Works, NY (2016); Network, California African American Museum, Los Angeles (2017); Patrick Kelly, The Journey, Studio Museum in Harlem/Countee Cullen Library, NY (2017); Sanctuary, Museum of Arts and Design, NY (2018); Transmission, Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver (2018); Where I'm From, Baltimore City Hall (2019); Buoyant, Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, NY (2020); Derrick Adams and Barbara Earl Thomas: Packaged Black, Henry Art Gallery, Seattle (2021); LOOKS, Cleveland Museum of Art (2021-22); and I Can Show You Better Than I Can TellYou, FLAG Foundation, NY (2023). Adams has received the Louis Comfort Tiffany Award (2009), Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize from the Studio Museum in Harlem (2016), Gordon Parks Foundation Fellowship (2018), and Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Residency (2019).Shipping/Delivery is additional and arranged through HELP USA. Winners will be contacted to arrange details and secure payment for shipping.

Derrick Adams Limited Edition Print

A rare collector’s piece, this limited-edition Mickey Raincoat unites the refined craftsmanship of&nbsp;Marfa Stance&nbsp;with the vision of&nbsp;award-winning international, multi-hyphenate disciplinary artist&nbsp;Mickalene Thomas. Rooted in the London-based brand’s design philosophy—originally inspired by the minimalist legacy of&nbsp;Donald Judd&nbsp;in&nbsp;Marfa, Texas—this collaboration embodies both cultural depth and contemporary luxury.Each coat is meticulously&nbsp;handcrafted over 26 hours, using carefully selected surplus textiles sourced from the brand’s esteemed Italian mills and artisan cutting rooms, ensuring exceptional quality while embracing sustainable principles.An elegant fusion of art, sustainability, and design—created for the discerning collector.Details<ul><li>Signature reversible construction</li><li>Water-resistant bonded shell in&nbsp;100% Italian cotton</li><li>Quilted back body panels in&nbsp;100% nylon</li><li>Precision tailoring and modular functionality</li></ul>SizingAvailable in&nbsp;XXS–XL, with size selected by the winning bidder.Shipping/Delivery is additional and arranged through HELP USA. Winners will be contacted to arrange details and secure payment for shipping.

Marfa Stance x Mickalene Thomas - Mickey Raincoat (Limited Edition, 2025)

Elevate your collection with this exquisite&nbsp;Lanvin silk scarf&nbsp;designed by renowned Fashion Illustrator&nbsp;Tony Green&nbsp;&nbsp;and crafted in Italy from luxurious silk. The abstract&nbsp;Mother and Child&nbsp;motif homage to fashion icon&nbsp;Jeanne Lanvin&nbsp;and the enduring bond with her daughter that inspired the iconic emblem of the House of&nbsp;Lanvin.A graceful fusion of art, heritage, and craftsmanship, this beautiful scarf can be styled effortlessly around the neck, tied in the hair, or accented on a handbag or tote. The discreet Lanvin logo printed along the edge affirms its authenticity and collectible appeal.Square 26 x 26 inches, 100% pure woven silk.&nbsp;Shipping/Delivery is additional and arranged through HELP USA. Winners will be contacted to arrange details and secure payment for shipping.

Lanvin Silk Printed Scarf by Tony Green

Host an unforgettable dining experience for you and three guests at the most exclusive restaurant in New York City; the iconic Rao's in East Harlem.&nbsp;No Menus. No Reservations.&nbsp;Just an old-fashioned "it's who you know" New York experience of some of the most delectable Southern Italian dishes dating back to 1896.

Derrick Adams Limited Edition Print, Framed

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