20|21 Art: The LA Edition 
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Andrew Schoultz, Melting Candle (Red) - Image 1 of 2
Andrew Schoultz, Melting Candle (Red) - Image 2 of 2
20|21 Art: The LA Edition 
Andrew Schoultz, Melting Candle (Red) - Image 1 of 2
Andrew Schoultz, Melting Candle (Red) - Image 2 of 2
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Andrew Schoultz b.1975

Melting Candle (Red)

2010
acrylic on wood 14 h × 14 w × 1¾ d in (36 × 36 × 4 cm)
estimate: $800–1,200
result: $1,512
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This work is from the Carolyn Glasoe Bailey Foundation Collection and is being sold to benefit the foundation whose primary mission is to directly support contemporary artists.
Signed, titled and dated to verso ‘Melting Candle (Red) 2010 Andrew Schoultz’.
provenance: Private Collection, Santa Barbara | Carolyn Glasoe Bailey Foundation Collection

This work will ship from Los Angeles, California.

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This work comes from the Carolyn Glasoe Bailey Foundation Collection. Proceeds from the sale of this work will benefit the Carolyn Glasoe Bailey Foundation as well as the Museum of Contemporary Art, Santa Barbara.

Based in Ojai, California, the Carolyn Glasoe Bailey Foundation is a non-profit committed to supporting and advocating for the arts and sciences, founded in 2015 by artists, family, and friends to celebrate the legacy of the esteemed art patron and private art dealer. The foundation's current initiatives include awards for visual artists, as well as The Ojai Institute, an artist-residency program that extends the dialogue between artists and the public through exhibitions and programs. The foundation is also looking forward to supporting upcoming exhibitions with Nora Garza and P Lyn Middleton.

The Carolyn Glasoe Bailey Foundation stewards a consortium of individuals and organizations that helped to reopen and continue to support the Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara (MCASB). MCASB seeks to enrich lives and inspire critical thinking through meaningful engagement with the art and ideas of our time. MCASB provides Santa Barbara and the Central Coast with exhibitions and programming that encourage discovery, cultivate new perspectives, and challenge the way we see and experience the world, ourselves, and each other.

Learn more at cgbfoundation.org and mcasantabarbara.org.

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