Milk Studios’ PHOTO25 auction features stunning photographs of iconic celebrities like Lady Gaga, Robert Redford, and Prince. These striking images capture captivating moments in the lives of these legendary figures, offering a glimpse into their world through the lens of talented photographers.
One of the standout photos in the collection is Tyler Curtis’ photograph of Lady Gaga, taken during an appearance at Chicago’s Manor Nightclub in 2008. Titled “Disco Stick,” this image is now up for auction with an opening bid of $800. The proceeds from this auction will benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Hollywood, supporting the organization’s important work in the community.
Greg Gorman’s photograph of Robert Redford, taken at Sydney Pollack’s home for Time magazine in 1986, is another highlight of the collection. This timeless image captures the essence of the legendary actor in a candid moment, showcasing Gorman’s skill as a photographer.
Another memorable photograph is Randee St. Nicholas’ picture of Prince sleeping on a train in Japan in 1992. This intimate portrait offers a rare glimpse into the life of the enigmatic musician, showcasing St. Nicholas’ ability to capture raw emotion and authenticity in her work.
The PHOTO25 auction is currently open for bids on artsy.net, with a VIP viewing of the collection scheduled for Dec. 9 at Milk Studios LA in Los Angeles. The live auction will take place at 7:30 p.m., giving art enthusiasts the opportunity to own a piece of celebrity history while supporting a worthy cause. Tickets for the event are available on givebutter.com.
In addition to Lady Gaga, Robert Redford, and Prince, the auction also features photographs of other iconic figures such as Dolly Parton, David Bowie, Dennis Hopper, Divine, David Lynch, Deborah Harry, and David Hockney. A black-and-white shot of Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta on the set of “Grease” is also available for bidding.
The PHOTO auction series has been running for almost a decade, with proceeds from previous auctions benefiting organizations like STORIES: The Foundation for the AIDS Monument and Project Angel Food. This year, the auction supports the Boys & Girls Club of Hollywood, an organization that has been serving youth in the Hollywood area for 85 years, providing a range of enrichment opportunities in areas like literacy, leadership skills, health and wellness, sports, computer proficiency, and music and arts.
Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of celebrity history while supporting a worthy cause at the PHOTO25 auction. Place your bids now and make a difference in the lives of young people in the Hollywood community.
