Project Angel Food
Anyone in the LA area who whats to pick up this painting of mine for a reasonable price and a good cause should read the following:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE the art sale of the century! LOS ANGELES, CA (January 17, 2006) Hot & hip Hollywood eatery, CHEEBO, and fabulous auctioneers, Bonhams & Butterfields, present GET: ART, “the art sale of the century to benefit Project Angel Food.” Art selected by the GET: ART Committee will be made accessible to the beginning collector (and all others!) via a unique format: all artwork will be grouped into four affordable price points: $100, $250, $500 and $1000, and will be sold “cash & carry.” Over 200 pieces will be for sale Photography, painting, sculpture and mixed-media will be represented. GET: ART opens Friday, February 24th from 7:07-10:02 pm with hors d’oeuvres from CHEEBO Catering and a no-host bar, in the main galleries of Bonhams & Butterfields at 7601 Sunset Boulevard. The sale continues on Saturday, February 25th from 10:00am-5:00pm. PARKING IS FREE in the Bonhams & Butterfields parking lot. “As a restaurant owner I know the importance of food, lovingly served, to the human spirit and body. I am pleased to support our neighbor Project Angel Food, which delivers meals free of charge to people struggling with serious illnesses, with GET: ART, a great event that also supports and celebrates artists.” -Sandro Reinhardt, CHEEBO Project Angel Food’s mission is to nourish the body and spirit of men, women and children affected by HIV/AIDS and other serious illnesses. Since its inception in 1989 Project Angel Food has prepared and delivered more than 4 million free and nutritious meals to 10,000 people, prepared with love. Press Contact Lauren Custer Project Angel Food lcuster@angelfood.org 323.845.1800 x234
Also check this sweet little landscape by Jennifer Mc Christian that will be in the same show. Her link is on my links---->
posted by william wray at 1:57 PM
19 Comments:
Cheebo has great eats!
CheebO Lives!
Great handling of grays!
Half the battle of color is making a very monochromatic gray day appealing. Trying to see warms and cools becomes even more essential.
Amen.
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The wires make the pole look really wild, like it might really freak out any second.
thatks SS I agree. Hope I pullled it off.
BG Funny...
Hey William...thanks for the comment! I've been a fan of yours for quite a while now. I love how this whole blogging thing connects a guy with the pros!!!
Oh crap! You're not a pro?
This is a very nice one. The sky feels cool and reflects the winter chill. Despite this, it has a cheerful feeling. perhaps this is because the poles and wires have a certain dymanic, energetic quality to them.
p.s. The little yellow sign posts just add that little, "I don't know what."
Nice proposal, but darn! i'm not in LA! Great painting, again. and again and again(so i guess i won't drop by in the next 3 posts.he..)
thanks AW-- this is a road up into the hills above me. It's been closed for a year or more becase the road washed out in a big storm. the city can't afford to rebuild the road. and I guess they can't secure federal aid. the few people who live there have been fucked.
AS-- I don't mind the same comment when it's positive.
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That backstory almost makes it feel like the angst of those wires is a reflection on the poor folks from the hill. I like it with or without that intention.
thanks VJ!
Mitchl-- Well It was painted from a photo before the road fell, but was actually painted after, so maybe it was an unconscious link... I don't think so, but nice analogy anyway.
hey i went to that show, but your painting was already gone (5 minutes after it opened!) so i bought two other arts...great fun!
Hey Steve, Yeah apparently someone was waiting for it. I don't know the details yet. I want to send them a thank you note. You would be welcome to come by my studio if you want to consider another.
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