“If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life, it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast.” – Ernest Hemingway

Enticing, divine, tempting, delectable; these words could easily describe food as they do art, both of which appeal to a range of senses, offering us an alternative way in which to experience the world.

A Moveable Feast is a modern and contemporary art sale inspired by Ernest Hemingway’s autobiography of the same name, featuring a plethora of objects that will allow you to carry these delectable visual treats along with you as you move through the world, their universal nature bringing you a continued sense of delight as you feast upon the range of works presented. Be tempted by the alluring dancer in Tomoo Gokita’s monochromatic painting, imagine the thirst-quenching sweetness of the watermelons in Cheong Soo Pieng’s ink painting, admire the smooth reflection of Jeff Koon’s candy-coloured balloon animal sculptures, contemplate the preciousness of Yoshitomo Nara’s bite-sized Mori Girl limited edition collectible, and count the number of dots that resemble rainbow sprinkles in Damien Hirst’s Savoy (H-58) print.

With a spread of choices, each exquisite work in A Moveable Feast seeks to appeal to your visual senses to open up an endlessly delicious world of art.