Joe Gyurcsak, "The Great Smokey Mountains NP," acrylic on panel, 12.5 x 17 in.
Joe Gyurcsak, "The Great Smokey Mountains NP," acrylic on panel, 12.5 x 17 in.

The River Arts District (RAD) in Asheville, North Carolina has been decimated by historic flooding. Most of the 26 buildings experienced catastrophic destruction including art and the supplies and equipment used by creators.

The Artists for RAD auction takes place online now through October 26, 2024. Browse all of the artworks and bid here on paintings by Anne Blair Brown, Kyle Buckland, Richard Oversmith, Dawn Whitelaw, Jason Sacran, Larry Moore, Joe Gyurcsak, Lori Putnam, Roger Dale Brown, and more.

Richard Oversmith coordinated this auction to raise money for the artists who have lost everything at their studios in the River Arts District. He says, “I hope you will take a look and bid on anything that catches your fancy. There are some great works in here and it goes to a great cause. Please bid often!”

Lori Putnam, "Tucked Away in Erice," oil, 11 x 14 in.
Lori Putnam, “Tucked Away in Erice,” oil, 11 x 14 in.

From the auction organizers:

We will be working to restore the creativity and inspiration of our beloved River Arts District. Our goal is to assist our artists as best we can with rent and supplies. The only way this is possible is with your support.

The goal of the art auction is to raise money to benefit the artists and businesses of the River Arts District in Asheville, NC. As you may know, the RAD was devastated by flooding caused by Hurricane Helene and could use our help.

Roger Dale Brown, "York Winter," oil, 9 x 12 in.
Roger Dale Brown, “York Winter,” oil, 9 x 12 in.

Visit the Artists for RAD auction now.


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