JD Isaacs of Rose Squared Gallery and Framing sends this in:
Dear Friends
I am hosting a wonderful event on Friday, June 12 to help feed the 2.3 million AIDS and war orphans of Uganda. Please check the evite below or my website for details and plan to attend. It promises to be a fun evening in addtion to being a very worthwhile cause. There will be many works of art offered in a silent auction including an original inkwash study done circa 1525, by one of the artists who painted the ceilings of the vatican. This drawing alone is worth coming by to see. An RSVP is desired by a simple click on the evite.
Thank you so much,
JD Isaacs
http://www.evite.com/app/publicUrl/GIAOOWUZLKMUHQXEATLL/legacyofart
www.rosesquaredgallery.com
Legacy of Art
Feeding the
AIDS Orphans of Uganda
When: June 12, 2009!
Rose Squared is hosting a silent auction of donated artworks by local and international artists to benefit Legacy World Missions. LWM is dedicated to feeding the AIDS orphans in Uganda, 2.3 million and counting. This is a devastating situation. Most of the children are roaming the streets in search of anything they can find to survive. Legacy World Missions has set up nutritional food centers across the country to feed and nurture those children.
The Benefit will be an upscale, catered affair with artwork in the form of paintings, etchings, drawings, photography and sculpture from many accomplished artists. We will even be auctioning an original ink-wash study attributed to Cambiaso for a ceiling in the vatican, rendered in 1525.
Angela Warner
Location:
Rose Squared Gallery and Framing
111 Clairemont Avenue
Decatur, GA 30030 US
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When: Friday, June 12, 7:00PM Add to my Outlook Calendar
Phone: 678-715-4844
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More info:
Our friend and supporter JD Isaacs of Rose Squared Gallery and Framing is hosting a silent auction of donated artworks by local and international artists to benefit Legacy World Missions.
Featuring progressive work from some of Atlanta's most influential working artists as well as museum-quality pieces from five centuries ago, the auction and reception will bring together elements of old and new, sacred and secular to support Legacy World Missions as we work to protect and nurture Uganda's most vulnerable children.
There are nearly 3 million children orphaned by HIV/AIDS and war in Uganda. Legacy World Missions supports 10,000 of them daily, and that number is growing. By working with small grassroots organizations throughout Uganda, Legacy World Missions brings life essentials and education to vulnerable children while encouraging independence and self-sufficiency.
For more information about Legacy World Missions, visit our website at www.LegacyWorldMissions.org.
Also check out our gracious host at www.RoseSquaredGallery.com.
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