Conservation Charity Auction 2024
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Falklands Conservation's annual fundraising auction is on for 2024! This year we're holding both an online and live auction to offer everyone an exceptional chance to bid on our fabulous array of Falkland art and experiences.
These will both launch on Friday 6th September at 6:00pm.
Online Auction
A selection of amazing pieces will be available online only until 18:00 (Falkland time, GMT -3) on Sunday 15th September. Scroll through the available items here and place your bids!
Commissioned Bids/Live Auction
Some of our bigger items - including an Antarctica cruise! - will be reserved for the live auction, which will be taking place at our annual charity ball - shown by the 'Live auction' banner. But if you would like your chance to win one of these amazing works from afar, place a pre bid with the maximum amount you are prepared to pay before 18:00 on Friday 13th September, and you may outbid the live auction!
To place your pre bids on these pieces visit the exhibition in the Malvina House Hotel or fill out an online form here :
https://form.jotform.com/242263962356663
All of the items are on display at the bar of the Malvina House Hotel from Friday 6th September - we really would recommend seeing them in person to appreciate the detail and the scale of some of the pieces!
We will accept overseas bids, but please be aware that winners will be required to pay for postage on top of their winning bids and Falklands Conservation will not be responsible for any damage caused during transit.
The money raised goes to supporting the ongoing work of Falklands Conservation in the Islands; conserving the natural environment of the Falkland Islands for future generations.
Good luck!
Falklands Conservation, registered charity number 1073859
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You will enjoy:
- Welcome drinks on arrival;
- An exclusive tour of the Government House and the 180 years’ worth of history that lies within
- The company of Her Excellency the Governor over a variety of delicious sweets and savouries baked specially by the talented Government House chef.
The experience will last approximately 2 hours.
Government House will be in touch with the winner after the Ball to arrange a date and time.
Her Excellency the Governor
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Photo is of a straited caracara ("Johnny Rook" ) taken on Steeple Jason Island.
The framed print measures 56.5cm x 46cm and is printed on canon lustre paper
Glenn has been photographing wildlife for around twelve years and has visited a number of places around the world to photograph animals and especially birds. He moved to the Falkland Islands in January 2022 and this has given him a whole new range of opportunities for photographing wildlife.
You can visit Glenn's website here: https://www.glennwelchphotography.co.uk/
Glenn Welch
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Framed print measures 56.5cm by 46 cm and is printed on canon lustre paper.
"These three kings came ashore one evening while I was alone on Yorke Bay. They walked the length of the beach before moving in towards the dunes. I tracked them at about thirty-metre distance. Unbothered by my presence they then walked directly towards me stopping regularly to preen and look pretty as kings do. In this shot the two background birds appear to be looking adoringly at their compatriot."
Dave Higgins
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The pups have been cast in solid fine British lead free pewter.
Each pup is 8cm in length.
Steve, a highly accredited self taught freelance taxidermist and sculptor originally from the UK, first came to the Falklands in 2001 to work for the Falkland Islands Museum and National Trust, and since 2005 the Islands have become his home. Over the many years of his career Steve has developed the skill and knowledge for working with many different materials and has a keen eye for detail.
Steve spends much of his spare time exploring the mountains and extensive coastline, observing the unique wildlife and enjoying the open landscape.
Steve Massam
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Picture is framed and mounted.
Framed picture measures 47.5cm x 35cm
Originally from the UK, Adrian's vocation in aquaculture brought him to the Falkland Islands. Although trained as a scientist, art has always been his passion; combining the two, he is inspired by the natural world, particularly around water. The ever changing weather, big skies, and wide landscapes of the Falklands provided a constant and wonderful source of subject material. He works mainly in pastels and watercolour and is influenced by the post-impressionists in the emphasis of colour. He has been commissioned by public and private bodies and his work is included in the Royal Collection.
Adrian Love
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Picture is framed and mounted
Picture in Frame measures 47.5cm x 35cm
Originally from the UK, Adrian's vocation in aquaculture brought him to the Falkland Islands. Although trained as a scientist, art has always been his passion; combining the two, he is inspired by the natural world, particularly around water. The ever changing weather, big skies, and wide landscapes of the Falklands provided a constant and wonderful source of subject material. He works mainly in pastels and watercolour and is influenced by the post-impressionists in the emphasis of colour. He has been commissioned by public and private bodies and his work is included in the Royal Collection.
Adrian Love
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Picture is framed and mounted
Framed Picture measures 47.5cm x 35cm
Originally from the UK, Adrian's vocation in aquaculture brought him to the Falkland Islands. Although trained as a scientist, art has always been his passion; combining the two, he is inspired by the natural world, particularly around water. The ever changing weather, big skies, and wide landscapes of the Falklands provided a constant and wonderful source of subject material. He works mainly in pastels and watercolour and is influenced by the post-impressionists in the emphasis of colour. He has been commissioned by public and private bodies and his work is included in the Royal Collection.
Adrian Love
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Each scarf is handwoven from hand-dyed Falkland Islands wool. Each has a care/information card.
The scarfs have been produced specially for this charity auction.
The scarfs are:
Carry On 1972 (left)
Sweet Red (centre)
Sunset Sky (right)
Just Wool Textiles only use traditional hand looms to create functional pieces that are made to be used and enjoyed, but also look good.
Neil Wildman-Whitten at Just Wool Textiles has been visiting the Falkland Islands since 2005 and always had a love for natural fibres, cool climates & travel
Just Wool Textiles
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Canvas measures 40.5cm x 30cm
“I really liked the way the streetlights were shining as bright as the sunset when I took this photo, and I hope to have recreated that in the painting. Clever light is usually what makes a painting and I am pretty happy with the result.
I've been painting for a long time but have found it harder and harder to make time for it in the past few years. I enjoyed painting this little piece and hope to get back into it more in future! “
Vicky Chater
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1. Magellanic Penguin - No. 191/400 - framed print measures 54cm x 49cm
2. Red Backed Hawk - No. 146/250 - dated 1973 - framed print measures 57.5cm x 40cm
3. White Tufted Grebe - No. 146/250 - dated 1973 - framed print measures 45cm x 40cm
Ian was a naturalist, wildlife artist and active promoter of sustainable land use and environmental management in the Falklands. Ian wrote a number of books on the wildlife of the Falkland Islands.
The prints were kindly donated by Tim Carr and David Spivack.
Tim Carr and David Spivack
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The whale is 34cm long with a total height of 30cm (including the base)
“I am a fifth generation Islander raised at Carew Harbour and Stanley. Retired from Civil Sevice moved to Darwin with my husband and owned and ran the Lodge and Smallholding until finally retiring. Hobbies are all wool crafting activities, hence the whale.”
Bonnie Greenland
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Created by Eileen Davies and inspired by a photograph taken on New Island.
The frame is made from weathered fence droppers.
The picture measures 55cm x 52cm
“It was my lifelong love of remote islands and wildlife which drew me to the Falkland Islands almost forty years ago. Over the last twelve years I have been trying to capture this love of nature and the breath-taking Falklands’ landscapes in my needle-felted pictures and models of Falkland birds. This particular piece was inspired by a photograph I took on a visit to New Island approximately two years ago, where, under the expert eye of local wildlife photographer, Georgina Strange, I had the unforgettable opportunity to photograph rockhopper penguins and black-browed albatrosses during the “golden hour”. This is a magical time for photography; I was captivated by the beauty of the setting sun reflected on the rocks and the bodies of the rockhopper penguins as they wended their way up the steep cliffs, a look of rugged determination on their faces. I hope my picture has managed to capture some of their indomitable spirit.”
Eileen Davies
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Prints are based around a marine theme.
1. Marine Motion - Framed print measures 37cmx 37cm - numbered 8/50
2. Swiftly Circling Seals - Framed print measures 37cmx 37cm - numbered 23/50
Leigh-Anne Wolfaardt is an artist with a strong interest in the life of islands. She has spent many years living and working on islands in South Africa and the South Atlantic, participating in scientific field work on Dassen Island, South Georgia and on a number of the Falkland islands. The wild and spectacular environments of islands and their people continue to be great sources of inspiration for her art.
Her illustrations have been published in many natural history guidebooks, as well as educational and children’s storybooks. She has designed stamps for South Georgia and the Falkland Islands, and produces a colourful range of greeting cards and art prints depicting the wildlife and beauty of the South Atlantic, Antarctica, and South Africa.
Leigh-Anne Wolfaardt
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1. Dolphin Circle - Framed print measures 36.5cm x 36.5cm - numbered 9/50
2. Spheres of Life - Framed print measures 36.5cm x 36.5cm - numbered 34/50
These linocut designs are inspired by the variety and beauty of the wildlife of the Falkland Islands.
Leigh-Anne Wolfaardt is an artist with a strong interest in the life of islands. She has spent many years living and working on islands in South Africa and the South Atlantic, participating in scientific field work on Dassen Island, South Georgia and on a number of the Falkland islands. The wild and spectacular environments of islands and their people continue to be great sources of inspiration for her art.
Her illustrations have been published in many natural history guidebooks, as well as educational and children’s storybooks. She has designed stamps for South Georgia and the Falkland Islands, and produces a colourful range of greeting cards and art prints depicting the wildlife and beauty of the South Atlantic, Antarctica, and South Africa.
Leigh Wolfaardt
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Picture is framed and mounted.
Frame measures 65cm x 48cm
“My piece is called In The Tussac, with a rockhopper penguin peeping out from behind the grass. I am aware of how important tussac is for the Falklands' wildlife, and I wanted to reflect that significance by making that connection the subject of my picture.
I have started my adventure with art when I arrived to the Falklands almost 3 years ago. I love experimenting with new techniques and subjects. The picture donated this year is soft pastel on canvas board. It was created to support the restoration and conservation of our lovely islands. I hope you enjoy it!”
Marianna Kajut-Zalewska
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Drawing is framed and mounted.
Framed drawing measures 56cm x 46 cm
“Falkland Island ‘Logger Ducks’ are flightless birds. However, watching them flap and steam across the water with rugged determination to protect their territory from interlopers; taking flight almost seems a possible…”
Helen is a local artisan, known for ‘Helen’s Handicrafts’, specialising in personalised cards and Falkland-themed, mixed-media illustrations.
“Whilst I greatly enjoy creating commissions and pieces to sell locally, this does not always leave much time to experiment with my own ideas or new creative styles. This piece has allowed me to incorporate exploratory, more playful watercolour techniques with my usual pen and ink style of drawing, whilst continuing to capture my love of Falklands wildlife and scenery. “
Helen McShane
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Painting is framed and mounted.
Framed painting measures 23cm x 23cm
"Everybody knows that the wildlife in the Falkland Islands is beautiful during the day. But the Falklands never sleeps. Just because the sun has gone down, doesn’t mean that the beauty of the Islands has disappeared too.
The sunsets and sunrises in the Falkland Islands are unique, you have to see them to truly understand how amazing they are. As much as people try, photos never capture the true essence of the Falkland Islands. This artwork is an attempt to capture that uniqueness. "
Marcy Bonner
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Picture is mounted and framed.
Frame measures 54cm x 44.5cm
Barbara is an artist from Dorest UK. She has exhibited in Salisbury including the Playhouse and Hospital, The Octagon Theatre Yeovil, Axminster Arts Cafe, Ilminster Meeting House Gallery, Milton Keynes and Abbotsbury. Her paintings are in private collections throughout Britain and also in Denmark, Switzerland, France, Spain, Germany, Australia and the U.S.A.
Sally Ogley
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Picture is mounted and framed.
Framed picture measures 32cm x 26.5cm
Jamie Peck is a multi media artist born in the islands. With a painting career spanning nearly thirty years in the arts, James has lived and exhibited in London, Sydney and Buenos Aires among other places, and has published three books.
Sally Ogley
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Each framed print measures 56.5cm x 47 cm
Richard Lewington is a freelance illustrator who specializes in illustrating wildlife, but more specifically he illustrates a larger amount of insects and invertebrates. He has made a comment that states that there is no greater diversity of a subject to illustrate because there is an infinite range of shapes, colours and textures.
Sarah Brennan
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Canvas measures 20cm x 20cm
Carli is a student at FICS and is currently in year 8.
“I chose a curlew because I like them. They are native to the Islands and are in a category of least concern. To create this painting I used the techniques paint and pour and sponging for the background, pencil for the outline of the bird and acrylic for the bird and rocks.”
Carli-Anne Goss
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Canvas measures 51cm x 25.5cm
Margot is a student at FICS and is currently in year 10 studying GCSE Art.
“I decided to do my painting of two penguins and a bird because I wanted to do a painting that represents the Falkland Islands and these animals are quite representative of that. ”
Margot Chuquimamani Quispe
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Andy was the winner of the "attention to detail" category in the 2022 Bird Photographer of the Year competition.
Andy Pollard is a sixth generation Falkland Islander, with a passion for wildlife, plants and photography. Andy’s understanding and commitment to the natural environment is reflected in his tours.
Andy was the winner of the “Attention to Detail” category in the 2022 Bird Photographer of the Year Awards.
You can visit Andy's website here:
http://www.falklandsnature.com
Andy Pollard
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Picture is framed and mounted.
Framed picture measures 87cm x 67cm
This item will be sold LIVE at the Charity Ball on 14th September.
If you are not attending the charity ball you can still bid however by place a pre bid with the maximum amount you are prepared to pay before 18:00 on Friday 13th September. The auctioneer will then bid on your behalf up to your maximum bid.
To place your pre bids on these pieces visit the exhibition in the Malvina House Hotel or fill out an online form here :
https://form.jotform.com/242263962356663
We will accept overseas bids, but please be aware that winners will be required to pay for postage on top of their winning bids and Falklands Conservation will not be responsible for any damage caused during transit.
Ben Cockwell
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The tour will include a visit to the gallery, green room, make up and wardrobe and you will hopefully be able to see LORRAINE being broadcast live from the studio floor.
This gorgeous dress and studio tour have been donated by ITV studio icon and Falkland Islands champion, Lorraine Kelly, CBE.
Lorraine is a Scottish journalist and television presenter, most well-known currently for her eponymous ITV show, Lorraine. Following her visit to the islands some years ago, Lorraine has been a public supporter of the Falklands and particularly for our characterful penguins!
This item will be sold LIVE at the Charity Ball on 14th September.
If you are not attending the charity ball you can still bid however by place a pre bid with the maximum amount you are prepared to pay before 18:00 on Friday 13th September. The auctioneer will then bid on your behalf up to your maximum bid.
To place your pre bids on these pieces visit the exhibition in the Malvina House Hotel or fill out an online form here :
https://form.jotform.com/242263962356663
We will accept overseas bids, but please be aware that winners will be required to pay for postage on top of their winning bids and Falklands Conservation will not be responsible for any damage caused during transit.
Lorraine Kelly
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Painted by former Fox Bay resident Una Hurst as a special commission in 1995.
Framed picture measures 84cm x 65cm
This item will be sold LIVE at the Charity Ball on 14th September.
If you are not attending the charity ball you can still bid however by place a pre bid with the maximum amount you are prepared to pay before 18:00 on Friday 13th September. The auctioneer will then bid on your behalf up to your maximum bid.
To place your pre bids on these pieces visit the exhibition in the Malvina House Hotel or fill out an online form here :
https://form.jotform.com/242263962356663
We will accept overseas bids, but please be aware that winners will be required to pay for postage on top of their winning bids and Falklands Conservation will not be responsible for any damage caused during transit.
Sally Ogley
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Canvas measures 62cm x 42.5cm
“Growing up in the Falklands I have been lucky to explore tussac habitats and helped to plant more where it has been lost. It is amazing for wildlife. My painting captures a pair of beautiful white-chinned petrels whose home is a burrow in the soft tussac peat. Painted using acrylics on canvas.”
This item will be sold LIVE at the Charity Ball on 14th September.
If you are not attending the charity ball you can still bid however by place a pre bid with the maximum amount you are prepared to pay before 18:00 on Friday 13th September. The auctioneer will then bid on your behalf up to your maximum bid.
To place your pre bids on these pieces visit the exhibition in the Malvina House Hotel or fill out an online form here :
https://form.jotform.com/242263962356663
We will accept overseas bids, but please be aware that winners will be required to pay for postage on top of their winning bids and Falklands Conservation will not be responsible for any damage caused during transit.
Neve Stanworth
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Since recently completing her brand-new collection ‘Out Of The Shallows’, jewellery designer Alice Clarke has created a very special one-off piece derived from ‘Out Of The Shallows’ for Falklands Conservation. Echoing the nautical designs, evoking the romance of ancient shipwrecks and forgotten treasures, Alice has created a 9k yellow gold mini Anchor.
After witnessing restoration progress of a famous sailing vessel here in the Falklands, an anchor seemed fit for the one-off piece Alice is donating to the Falklands Conservation auction.
This item will be sold LIVE at the Charity Ball on 14th September.
If you are not attending the charity ball you can still bid however by place a pre bid with the maximum amount you are prepared to pay before 18:00 on Friday 13th September. The auctioneer will then bid on your behalf up to your maximum bid.
To place your pre bids on these pieces visit the exhibition in the Malvina House Hotel or fill out an online form here :
https://form.jotform.com/242263962356663
We will accept overseas bids, but please be aware that winners will be required to pay for postage on top of their winning bids and Falklands Conservation will not be responsible for any damage caused during transit.
Alice Clarke
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The Framed picture measures 86cm x 56cm
Stuart Walker has been painting in watercolour since 2016 having been taught by local legend and renowned artist Richard Cockwell. This piece was inspired by watching Cormorants bickering over which rock to sit on.
This item will be sold LIVE at the Charity Ball on 14th September.
If you are not attending the charity ball you can still bid however by place a pre bid with the maximum amount you are prepared to pay before 18:00 on Friday 13th September. The auctioneer will then bid on your behalf up to your maximum bid.
To place your pre bids on these pieces visit the exhibition in the Malvina House Hotel or fill out an online form here :
https://form.jotform.com/242263962356663
We will accept overseas bids, but please be aware that winners will be required to pay for postage on top of their winning bids and Falklands Conservation will not be responsible for any damage caused during transit.
Stuart Walker
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18 Night Cruise for two people to South Georgia and Antarctica with Oceanwide Expeditions in a twin porthole cabin onboard the m/v Hondius.
The Cruise will take place from 4th January 2024 to 22nd January 2024 and will start/end in Ushuaia (although it stops in the Falkland Islands so you may be able to embark in the Falklands - The winning bidder will need to make arrangements for this)
A full itinerary and what is included/excluded can be seen here:
https://oceanwide-expeditions.com/antarctica/cruises/hds26-25-falkland-islands-south-georgia-antarctica
This item will be sold LIVE at the Charity Ball on 14th September.
If you are not attending the charity ball you can still bid however by place a pre bid with the maximum amount you are prepared to pay before 18:00 on Friday 13th September. The auctioneer will then bid on your behalf up to your maximum bid.
To place your pre bids on these pieces visit the exhibition in the Malvina House Hotel or fill out an online form here :
https://form.jotform.com/242263962356663
We will accept overseas bids, but please be aware that winners will be required to pay for postage on top of their winning bids and Falklands Conservation will not be responsible for any damage caused during transit.
Oceanwide
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Details of the cruise can be seen here: https://world.expeditions.com/en/expeditions/baja-california-among-the-great-whales
Terms and conditions: Prize valid for one Category 1 cabin for two
persons, for departure on either Jan5or Feb 16, 2025. Does not include air transportation, baggage/accident/cancellation
insurance, extensions, passport, visa, immigration fees, meals not
indicated, travel protection plan, items of personal nature, certain
premium brands of alcohol, and laundry. Gratuities to ship’s crew
at traveler’s discretion
This item will be sold LIVE at the Charity Ball on 14th September.
If you are not attending the charity ball you can still bid however by place a pre bid with the maximum amount you are prepared to pay before 18:00 on Friday 13th September. The auctioneer will then bid on your behalf up to your maximum bid.
To place your pre bids on these pieces visit the exhibition in the Malvina House Hotel or fill out an online form here :
https://form.jotform.com/242263962356663
We will accept overseas bids, but please be aware that winners will be required to pay for postage on top of their winning bids and Falklands Conservation will not be responsible for any damage caused during transit.
Lindblad Expeditions
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