Tyrese Haliburton
From Israel Solomon’s Spades Game to repeat visits to BUTTER: the documented starting points of an emerging art collection.
Tyrese Haliburton’s public collecting record begins with encounters at Indianapolis’s BUTTER Fine Art Fair. This guide follows the artists and named acquisitions rather than attempting to estimate the collection’s size or value.
Selected public records
Israel Solomon — Spades Game
The Indianapolis Star interviewed Solomon about Haliburton’s purchase at BUTTER in August 2024. The painting belongs to Solomon’s House Party series and turns a card game into a scene of competition and shared social life.
Israel Solomon and Blake Lenoir
BLACK ENTERPRISE’s interview at the 2025 fair records two purchases from Solomon and Lenoir. Haliburton explained his preference for meaningful work and the importance of hearing artists’ stories. The report names the artists, not the titles of those two works.
Follow the artists
Israel Solomon’s portfolio ↗ provides context for his colour, geometry and everyday scenes. Works such as House Party No. 2 and Mother’s Love explain that practice; neither is identified here as a Haliburton acquisition.
BUTTER’s 2025 artist profiles ↗ introduce Lenoir’s surrealism and concern with the Black experience. The point of the guide is to move from a familiar basketball name to distinct artistic practices.
This is a selected, sourced record. Acquisition dates, titles and ownership are stated only where the linked reporting identifies them. No complete public inventory is assumed.
Sources checked 4 October 2026. Independent BENI HASAN guide; not an official athlete website. Additional public evidence can extend this record.
