Tikkun Olam Giving Fund Exhibition 5 How it Works Enjoy the exhibition First and foremost, this exhibition is here for you to enjoy. Take your time, look closely, talk about what you see and return to the pieces that speak to you. There is no obligation to buy an artwork or make a donation. Buying a piece is entirely optional In recognition of Murray and Errol’s birthdays, artworks purchased at this exhibition are offered at genuine production cost. Murray is not making a profit from these sales. This event-only pricing will not be available after the event. If a piece that you are interested in has been sold, you can register your interest on the product page using the Waitlist feature, or just message us on the Contact Us page. Works will become available in due course on the Murray Goldschmidt Fine Art website and you will be contacted when they are available. The card beside each work shows its exhibition format, size and production price. Use the “Buy Here” QR Code to visit the artwork’s page to purchase. The personal textile marked ‘Not for Sale’ is on display for you to enjoy. Giving is your choice In lieu of birthday gifts, you may choose to make a tax-deductible donation to the Tikkun Olam Giving Fund. The amount is entirely at your discretion. A donation can be made independently of any artwork purchase, or in addition to one. If you wish to make a donation, you can do so at this link: Donate Here For an EFT donation, use Murray’s PayID: 0422 978 311. Please include your name (or the entity name for the tax receipt) and the word “Donation” in the payment description so your donation can be identified and collated. Donations will be collated and transferred to the APS Foundation after the event. Once processed, APS Foundation will issue individual tax-deductible receipts for donations, separately from any artwork purchase. Two ways to explore each photograph In print, scan a QR code with your phone’s camera. In the online PDF, click the linked text instead. “Buy Here” opens the artwork’s web shop page. “See where this image was taken” opens its location in Google Maps. The following pages explain the card in detail.
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