Santa Cruz MAH 

Bronze17"x6"x1"A compact yet striking bronze relief, Tres, by Santa Cruz-based artist Lynne Todaro is a contemplative and sophisticated wall display. While modern, the work engages with the rich tradition of bas-relief sculpture, a theme Todaro explores in her work. Both tactile and expressive, Tres offers a refined, contemporary interpretation of relief sculpture, making it an elegant addition to any collection.&nbsp;Buyers are responsible for shipping costs, and quotes will be provided upon purchase.

Lynne Todaro, Tres

Acrylic on canvas26 in x 22 in (framed)Aarmon Doubille Montoya is one of the many talented artists working at Claraty Arts in Santa Cruz, a progressive art studio for artists living with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Montoya’s Toucan is an expressive acrylic on canvas piece, highlighting their signature use of bold color and dynamic brushwork. Montoya’s work was recently featured at the Open Invitation Art Fair in San Francisco and the Outsider Art Fair in New York.&nbsp;Generously Donated by Claraty ArtsBuyers are responsible for shipping costs, and quotes will be provided upon purchase.

Aarmon Douville Montoya, Toucan, 2023

Woven pipe cleaner sculptureSanta Cruz-based artist Don Porcella is known for his large-scale, figurative sculptures made out of handwoven pipe cleaners. He utilizes humble materials in innovative ways to craft a unique and humorous commentary on the human condition. His work can be found in major museums and collections across the world, including The Swatch Art Collection, The West Collection, Tucson Museum of Art, and the Minnesota Museum of American Art. He has created large-scale installations for Hermes in New York and Shanghai, and was an artist-in-residence at the Museum of Art &amp; Design in New York.&nbsp;Generously Donated by The ArtistBuyers are responsible for shipping costs, and quotes will be provided upon purchase.

Don Porcella, Death of Imagination, 2025 

Harry and Mary Blanchard were incredible supporters of the MAH. They loved attending past Red Balls and purchasing artwork at MAH auctions. These pieces were bought at former galas, and now donated back to the MAH for new homes and memories. Keep the tradition going of celebrating the Blanchard’s legacy and honoring our artistic communities! Works in the collection include pieces by Angelo Grova, Heather Mathews, Jeff Nicastro, Rebekah Bogard, and Rob Snyder.Generously Donated by The Estate of Harry and Mary BlanchardBuyers are responsible for shipping costs, and quotes will be provided upon purchase.

Harry & Mary Blanchard Art Collection

Graphite on paper24 in x 35 in x 1.5 in (framed)Watsonville-based artist Joshua Moreno worked with the sculptures Adam and Eve in the Rodin Sculpture Garden, which depict the figures after their banishment from the Garden of Eden. Focusing on the shifting movement of natural light across their forms, he traced the shadow of Adam on June 13, 2020, from 2:08–5:50 PM, using graphite on a single sheet of paper. The following day, from 2:43–6:08 PM, he traced the shadow of Eve onto the same sheet. The overlapping silhouettes form an abstracted reunification of two bodies that remain physically separated.Joshua Moreno is the current artist-in-residence at the MAH, and holds an MFA from Stanford University.Generously Donated by The ArtistBuyers are responsible for shipping costs, and quotes will be provided upon purchase.

Joshua Moreno, Adam & Eve, 2020

Print25 in x 30 in (framed)Artist and activist Manuel “Manny” Santana worked in construction before developing two successful restaurants, Manuel’s in Aptos and Jardines de San Juan in San Juan Bautista. Politically and socially active in his community, Manny served as the Founder of the Martin Luther King Committee at UCSC and participated on the UC Water Resources Advisory Board. He also served on the National Advisory Council for Rural Economic Development and on the Board of Directors for the Family Services Agency in Watsonville. He was also instrumental in establishing the Cabrillo Music Festival, and was also one of the founders of the Art Museum of Santa Cruz County (now the MAH). Manny traveled many times to Oaxaca, Mexico, to develop his art practice, inspired by the area’s vibrancy and traditions.&nbsp;&nbsp;Generously Donated by Geri &amp; Frank MaddenBuyers are responsible for shipping costs, and quotes will be provided upon purchase.

Manny Santana, Tectonic Relationships

Oil on board32 in x 19.5 in x 2 inArtist and activist Manuel “Manny” Santana worked in construction before developing two successful restaurants, Manuel’s in Aptos and Jardines de San Juan in San Juan Bautista. Politically and socially active in his community, Manny served as the Founder of the Martin Luther King Committee at UCSC and participated on the UC Water Resources Advisory Board. He also served on the National Advisory Council for Rural Economic Development and on the Board of Directors for the Family Services Agency in Watsonville. He was also instrumental in establishing the Cabrillo Music Festival, and was also one of the founders of the Art Museum of Santa Cruz County (now the MAH). Manny traveled many times to Oaxaca, Mexico, to develop his art practice, inspired by the area’s vibrancy and traditions.&nbsp;&nbsp;Generously Donated by Geri &amp; Frank MaddenBuyers are responsible for shipping costs, and quotes will be provided upon purchase.

Manny Santana, Untitled

Metal print36 in x 23 5/8 inUnyielding is a photomontage and digital drawing metal print which explores the conventional and sometimes hidden hardships of life’s perilous journey. Created by Santa Cruz-based artist Rose Sellery, this work traces the fragility of the family, gender roles, social issues and the intricacies of our relationships to one another, and the mysteries of who we are.&nbsp;&nbsp;Generously Donated by MK ContemporaryBuyers are responsible for shipping costs, and quotes will be provided upon purchase.

Rose Sellery, Unyielding

Art doesn’t always hang on a wall. Wear this extraordinary artwork everywhere you go. This handmade necklace is made of shell and turquoise beads, and the clasp is sterling silver. Native artist Dr. Rebecca Hernandez (Mescalero and Warm Springs Apache).&nbsp;Generously Donated by The ArtistBuyers are responsible for shipping costs, and quotes will be provided upon purchase.

Lynne Todaro, Tres

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