NAVDF2026 is thrilled to present the 2nd Annual DermARTology, a silent art auction featuring artwork from delegates and industry representatives. All pieces will be generously donated by the artists and showcased in a special booth within the exhibit hall during NAVDF 2026. Delegates are invited to place their bids, with winners announced on Friday evening May 1, allowing them to collect and take home their new art.
If you are interested in donating a piece of art, please contact us using the button below by March 15, 2026. Send us a description of the item, the measurements, and a picture if possible. Your support will make a significant difference, and we are grateful for your generosity.
View the items available at the auction below:
ITEM 1
Stellar Bloom
Artist: Karen Trainor
Description: Metal print
Size: 11 x 17 inches
ITEM 2
Aspen Glory
Artist: Valerie Fadok
Description: Metal print
Size: 11 x 17 inches
ITEM 3
We Heart Cocci
Artist: Valerie Fadok
Description: Metal Print
Size: 11 x 14 inches
ITEM 4
The Legend of the Sea
Artist: Jessica Bronson
Description: Acrylic Painting
Size: 12 x 12 inches
ITEM 5
Lounging Leopold
Artist: Heather Akridge
Description: Oil Painting
Size: 9 x 12 inches
ITEM 6
Turtle Dog
Artist: Jeanine Peters-Kennedy
Description: TBA
Size: TBA
ITEM 7
Artist: Jeanine Peters-Kennedy
Description: TBA
Size: TBA
ITEM 8
Artist: Jeanine Peters-Kennedy
Description: TBA
Size: TBA
ITEM 9
Artist: David Duclos
Description: Photo paper
Size: 12 x 17 inches
ITEM 10
Artist: David Duclos
Description: Photo paper
Size: 12 x 17 inches
ITEM 11
Artist: David Duclos
Description: Photo paper
Size: 16 x 24 inches
ITEM 12
Artist: David Duclos
Description: Photo paper
Size: 16 x 24 inches
All proceeds from the auction will be matched by NAVDF and donated to Paws & Think. Paws & Think is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focusing on the at-risk community, both human and canine. Our vision creates a community where “every person who would benefit from a dog has the opportunity, and every dog fulfills its potential.” We do this with two proven methods: one of training and providing therapy dogs for both animal assisted activities and animal assisted therapies to youth, seniors and special needs individuals of all ages. The second method is our Youth–Canine Programs that facilitate classes for at-risk youth and teens, helping them to train shelter dogs with positive reinforcement behaviors. The young people learn responsibility, job readiness, anger management, parenting skills, leadership and positive life skills, while at the same time increasing the dog’s chances of adoption because of the basic obedience skills learned. Pride and confidence are found as a result of both aspects of our vision.
How the Auction will work:
- Artwork will be displayed in the exhibit hall, each item will have a form where delegates can bid on each item.
- The highest bid of each item, at the close of the Exhibit Hall (17:00) on Friday May 1, will be declared the winner
- Winners will be notified on Friday evening, via text, email or phone.
- Winners will be required to pay and pick up their items at the Registration desk on Saturday May 2, before noon (12:00). Items not picked up this time will be awarded to the second highest bidder.
- Winners of all items are responsible for packing and shipping of their items.
If you are not planning on being at the conference on Saturday May 1, please do not bid on items.











