Legendary independent music store Amoeba Music in San Francisco is in the midst of its third annual Amoeba Art Show and Silent Auction, and this year Devo’s Mark Mothersbaugh and director David Lynch have both donated original works to the event.

The proceeds from the show and auction, as always, will go to the charities of choice for the participating artists. In addition to Mothersbaugh and Lynch, the show also features art from more than 60 Amoeba employees from all three locations — Hollywood, San Francisco and Berkeley. Other special guest artists participating include Leslie Hall, Gary Panter, Lori Katz and Billy Sprague. The show runs through Sunday, with the silent auction accepting bids through 5 p.m. PST (8 p.m. EST) on Monday, March 23.

If you’re in the Sunshine State, you can drop by the gallery from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. between now and Sunday at 1343 Powell Street, Emeryville, Calif. You can also view art that’s up for auction online and make bids.

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