Malone Park Center for the Arts 1st Annual Fall Art Challenge

Hosted by Malone Park Center for the Arts
In partnership with local artists, we are excited to present the 1st Annual Fall Art Challenge!

Each participating artist has created a unique piece that represents their personal interpretation of the fall season in Southeast Missouri. These artworks will be available for public viewing at the Malone Park Center for the Arts from November 3th, 2025, through November 13th, 2025.

Details:

Location: Malone Park Center for the Arts,
132 W. Center Street, Sikeston, MO 63801
Viewing Dates: November 3th - 13th, 2025. All artwork will be viewable at 132 W. Center Street, Sikeston, MO. 63801 for the duration of the auction.
Bidding Period: All artworks will be open for bids from 12:00 AM November 4th, 2025, through 3:59 PM November 13th, 2025.
Silent Auction: The highest bid for each artwork by the cutoff time will win. All bids are final, and no alterations or withdrawals can be made once submitted. The winning bidder must pay in full before receiving the artwork. If the winning bid is not redeemed, the second-highest bidder will be contacted.
Monies for a winning bid must be in Malone Park associated accounts before artwork is released to the winning bidder.

Auction Details:

Reserve Prices: Reserve prices will be disclosed once the artwork is available for bidding.
Bid Increments: Once the reserve price is met, bidding will continue in $10 increments.
Artwork “As Is”: All artwork is sold in its current condition, with or without frame at the artist's discretion. There are no warranties or guarantees.
Artwork Withdrawal: Artwork may be added or removed from the auction without prior notice.
Minimum Reserve: If an artwork does not meet its minimum reserve, it will not be sold and will be returned to the artist.

Questions?

For more information, please contact Joey Hayes at 573-621-8729.

Fall Art Challenge Silent Auction

By Delta Area Economic Opportunity Corporation

Fall Art Challenge Silent Auction

Supporting local artists and the Malone Park Center for the Arts