April has Arrived!

It’s tax season! Unless you’re getting a refund, right? Those people filed their taxes right away. Anyway, there is art all over this wonderful city. How can we see it all? The Other Art Fair is this weekend. There’s an opening at the Los Angeles Makery tonight. All kinds of good stuff.

Wander over to Poets Place, which Linda sent in from Paris, France, and see what her merry poets have written this month. First heatwave is coming next week! What outdoor art can everyone check out? How about mural tours? That sounds like fun.

WHAT:      In celebration of Jazz Appreciation Month, Metro Art and KJazz are teaming up for KJazz Tracks at Union Station on Saturday, April 27 from 7:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The free concert is open to all with performances taking place in the station’s historic Ticket Concourse. Hosted by KJazz DJ Rhonda Hamilton, the event will feature three uniquely talented artists, including Kassa Overall as headliner, and Isaiah Collier & The Chosen Few and Darynn Dean also on the bill.

                               The first 40 visitors to present their TAP cards to the Metro Art info table will receive a free Metro Art book, Los Angeles Through the Eyes of Artists, and Union Station swag bag!

                             Go Metro to the event! Union Station is accessible via Metro Rail, Metro Bus and several municipal bus lines. Take the B Line, D Line, J Line or L Line directly to Union Station. Plan your trip using the Transit app, the trip planner at metro.net or by calling 323.GO.METRO.

WHO:                  Kassa Overall (Artist), Isaiah Collier & The Chosen Few (Artist) and Darynn Dean (Artist);

DJ Rhonda Hamilton (Host)

WHEN:                April 27, 2024 from 7:30 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.

WHERE:              Los Angeles Union Station (Ticket Concourse)

                             800 N. Alameda Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012

RSVP: 

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/metro-art-presents-kjazz-tracks-at-union-station-tickets-868712361057

 

March is Here! Spring is Within View!

We are moments away from time change and longer days. It should be warmer too. It makes seeing outdoor art all the more pleasant. Have you been to the Huntington lately, or Descanso Gardens? Both places with gorgeous gardens and equally wonderful art. If you wander over to Barnsdall Park, you can catch the show, Apophenia at the LAMAG in the park, which closes March 16th. You can also see the Hollyhock House, by Frank Lloyd Wright. Los Angeles is truly blessed to have so many art venues.

A fresh month means a fresh dose of poetry from Linda Kaye and her poets over at Poet’s Place. Check out her offerings. And if you ever want to submit your own poetry, send it to Linda.

From Artwork Archive

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Here are five additional income sources for artists, besides your art. Plus, the pros and cons of each one.
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Current Exhibitions
Blood in the fire, sugar in the milk, on view in the Igal & Diane Silber Vault Gallery through April 21, 2024.

REVEAL: Recent Acquisitions 2020-2023, on view in the Armstrong Gallery through July 21, 2024.

Fahrenheit 2024, on view in Gallery B through September 8, 2024.

A Traveler's Guide to Mettlach: Villeroy and Boch, on view in the Robert and Colette Wilson Gallery, ongoing.

June...I Just Met ChatGPT. Have You?

I took a class last week to get to know ChatGPT. It happened to be the same day as some of the creators or AI were warning our government about the consequences if it isn’t regulated immediately. Many people are extra worried about being replaced by AI. Many will. That sucks. Many artists could be replaced if they don’t make themselves better. And use AI to assist you, not replace you. Things to think about because that cat is out of the bag, and we need to use it before it kills us…just kidding about the killing thing (sort of.)

Humans are creative by nature. Ah, hell, animals are creative by nature. So up your creative game. Expand your creativity using AI. Play with it. Get to know it. And when you’re want to read art from people’s hearts, check out Poet’s Place, where Linda Kaye brings together poets monthly, to share their art.

So, what else is happening? I’ll list some of that info here…

Making Space: A Workshop on Space, Sci-Art, & Society

July 14-16 in Pasadena, CA

 

Making Space is an interdisciplinary workshop for artists, scientists, and educators about space and society, where we use art to explore scientific concepts and humanity’s relationship to the solar system. This workshop is about connecting with the cosmos, blending knowledge and art, and the role artists can play in space exploration, and features a combination of talks, discussion, and art-making. The theme of this event is Oceans & Ice: Exploring Icy Moons with NASA’s Europa Clipper Mission, featuring the mission’s Project Scientist (lead) Dr. Robert Pappalardo from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, celebrated LA artist and environmental activist Kim Abeles, and other guests from JPL, ArtCenter, and more. Come make art and explore space with us! https://makingspace.psi.edu/

SPARC Presents 
“Coffee Table Books Live”
Featuring “The Paradise Circus” by JT Burke, 
At Burke Triolo Studio, June 11, 2023

South Pasadena, CA, June 5, 2023…. “Coffee Table Books Live,” the meet-the-author and book-signing series hosted by the South Pasadena Arts Council (SPARC), features digital artist Jeffrey Thomas Burke and his new, lavishly illustrated book, The Paradise Circus, on Sunday, June 11, 2023, from 2 to 4 p.m. at BurkeTriolo Studio in South Pasadena.

            In this collection of 170 digital collage works—color images of costume jewelry, trophies, and figurines, paired with quotes and narrative—Burke explores” the spirituality, beauty, grandeur, and myth of Paradise.” The book includes introductions by Peter Mays, executive director of the Los Angeles Art Association; and Shana Nys-Dambrot, Los Angeles-based art critic and reviewer. Nys-Dambrot will join Burke in speaking at the event.

          BurkeTriolo Studio, co-owned by Burke and his wife, artist Lorraine Triolo, is at 538 Mission Street, South Pasadena, CA 91030.

         A Q&A and book signing will follow the presentation. The Paradise Circus will be available for purchase. Light refreshments will be provided. Reservations not required.

           

Founded as a grassroots effort in 2009, the South Pasadena Arts Council (SPARC) is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit arts organization that develops educational and public arts programs, creates interactive projects, and collaborates with other organizations in the City of South Pasadena and the surrounding Los Angeles area to foster and produce cultural events featuring the visual, performing, literary, and media arts. SPARC is open to people in all creative fields, art appreciators, art patrons, educators, and any others interested in helping the arts thrive in South Pasadena and neighboring communities. Information: https://www.sopasartscouncil.org/.

Mercedes Dorame at work in her studio

For the inaugural installation of its new Rotunda Commission series, Getty has invited Los Angeles-based artist Mercedes Dorame to create a special installation in the J. Paul Getty Museum’s Entrance Hall at the Getty Center.

On view June 20, 2023, through July 28, 2024, Mercedes Dorame: Woshaa’axre Yaang’aro (Looking Back), explores how we position ourselves in our relation to the land we inhabit, asking viewers to adjust their perspective and imagine a point of view that prioritizes the original caretakers of Tovaangar (the Los Angeles Basin and Southern Channel Islands).

“We are delighted to launch a series of installations at the Getty Center that will highlight new work by contemporary artists,” says Timothy Potts, Maria Hummer-Tuttle and Robert Tuttle Director of the Getty Museum. “For this first commission, we felt it important to showcase the work of a Los Angeles-based artist and invited Mercedes Dorame who was featured in our 2021 Photo Flux exhibition to present the inaugural installation.”

“While visiting Getty, I have often heard the phrase, “on a clear day you can see Catalina Island,” explains artist Mercedes Dorame. “These experiences highlight my awareness of the Museum’s unique position as the only art institution I can think of to have this visual relationship to an island I have an ancestral connection to as a Tongva person. Through this project, I am interested in reversing the view of looking out towards Pimugna (Catalina Island) and presenting a return gaze through the vantage point of an island, a Tongva person, and the abalone to insist on engaging the First peoples of this place, our cultural memory, and the ecologies of our tribal territories.”

Dorame’s installation will consist of five large sculptures in the shape of abalone shells hanging from the ceiling of the Museum’s Entrance Hall, together with painted views of the horizon and coastline of southern California. Colored filters over the upper windows will affect the light pattern and spectrum of the sunlight filling the space. By positioning visitors below the shells and within a field of light, Dorame seeks to affect the viewer’s perspective and position, submerging them in the visions of an abalone, a mollusk that has long held an important role in the culture, survival, and persistence of the Tongva and other coastal California Native people.

The Rotunda Commission is a new series of installations specifically created for the Getty Museum’s Entrance Hall. The works are inspired by the Museum’s collection, architecture, and the Getty Center site. Each commission will be on view for a period of about one year.

About Mercedes Dorame

Mercedes Dorame was born in Los Angeles, California, and received her MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute and her undergraduate degree from UCLA. She calls on her Tongva ancestry to engage the problematics of (in)visibility and ideas of cultural construction.

Dorame is currently a visiting faculty member at CalArts and was recently honored by UCLA as part of the centennial initiative “UCLA: Our Stories Our Impact.” She was part of the Hammer Museum’s 2018 Made in LA exhibition and her work has been shown internationally.

Various Venues in DTLA, Culver City & Long Beach
June 22–25, 2023
Workshops, panel discussions, tours, artist talks, cocktail receptions and more with a focus on a broad range of design professionals. LA Design Festival provides a place for creatives to explore, collaborate and engage with other members of the design community. Free (some programs may involve fees).

Hauser & Wirth | DTLA
American Gurl: Film Exhibition
Saturday, July 24—July 30, 2023
Opening Reception: Saturday, June 24, 2023 | 6–9pm
This film exhibition presented by Womxn in Windows brings together a group of intergenerational artists curated with curiosity around the perspectives and nuances of the Black feminine experience related to beauty, success, freedom and power in America.

PHOTO INDEPENDENT VIRTUAL FAIR
OPENS THIS WEEK!

Discover original photographic works from international photographers from the comfort of your home.

Photo: © Zoe Wiseman, "Cyclone"

Virtual Opening Reception:

Saturday, June 24, 2023

2–4pm PST/5–7pm EST

Click here for exhibition details, including to RSVP for the Zoom reception link.

May. Yeah, May. Spring/Summer Show Season has Arrived!

Last weekend the citizens of LA had quite a few options to see art and handmade wares around the Southland. I was at The Brewery Art Walk, which was fabulous, with a large group of artists. In Pasadena, Jackalope took place, at Central Park in old town. Santa Monica hosted the Renegade Craft Show. And I know there were other shows taking place across town. During May there will be many more. I’ll list some of them here. Also check out Poet’s Place for a fresh crop of poetry, brought to you by the lovely Linda Kaye.

Over at the MorYork Gallery in Highland Park there’s a show with Cristi Lyon and her husband Stevan Wahl. If you haven’t been to the MorYork you are in for a treat. It’s a double good time.

Saturday evening at The Los Angeles Makery, in Little Tokyo, they will host the opening of their latest show, 4 Visiones. Featuring fresh new work from Enrique Brito, Alan Albert, Miguel Velez, and Efren Montiel. Come by and see their art. 7:30-9:30 pm.


April and Spring/Summer Have Arrived

I know I’m obsessed with the weather right now, as many of you are. We Angelinos have not experienced such continuous cold, wet weather ever. I’m happy for the drought reduction that has come from this, but the cold has got to go. When I started writing this we were expecting an actual heatwave, with temperatures in the 80s. Well, that’s been stymied. Now it’s only going to be in the 70s. Ho hum. Let’s talk art. There’s a lot coming up with show season getting into full swing. And of course, please wander over to Poet’s Place and check out Linda’s new selection of poetry.

Towards the end of the month we will gather for The Brewery Art Walk, over in Lincoln Heights. Two days of open studios that you tour yourselves. Come to The Jesus Wall Gallery where I’ll be showing art along with my most artistic friends. Learn more by visiting their info page.

THIS SATURDAY!!! Not to miss!! An arroyoartscollective extravaganza!!!

Live music by Dickless Jane and the Confusions!! 5-8pm. Art, music, food, drink!! The works!! 5577 Figueroa St. Highland Park!! #art #music #free #highlandpark #arroyoartscollective

Please note The Makery on the map. come on down!

LA Art Show News

LA Art Show News

LA Art Show Hosts 14 Korean Galleries in 2023! Korean Dignitaries to Attend Opening Night, MRG Fine Art presents The Artist Collective & Tickets!

This year, we look forward to hosting our largest contingent of Korean galleries to date. Our 14 Korean exhibitors are: Gallery Chaman, LP Gallery, J & J Art Inc., Ryan Art, Gallery Elim, Artcelsi, EK Gallery, Studio Artego, Gallery Eyn, Gallery Kari, Art in Dongsan, Jami Gallery, KMJ Art and Gallery PBG. 

To recognize the significant presence of Korean art at the show, a group of Korean dignitaries will join us for a special reception on Opening Night. Read on for more details… 

Korean Dignitaries to Join LA Art Show Opening Night Premiere Party

VIP Lounge – Wednesday, February 15 from 8-8:30 pm

The LA Art Show is honored to host the Consul General of the Republic of Korea in Los Angeles Youngwan Kim, and the Director of the Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles Sangwon Jung, at a special reception in the VIP Lounge during our Opening Night Premiere party on Wednesday, February 15. The Korean dignitaries will meet with LA Art Show producer / director Kassandra Voyagis to welcome the 14 Korean Galleries participating in the show.

Featured Exhibition –
Wings Of Grace: Wonsook Kim

Presented by Gallery Elim

Korean exhibiting Gallery Elim will present one of the featured exhibitions at the LA Art Show 2023. Wings of Grace draws from Wonsook Kim’s experience as a Korean immigrant. A painter of magical, vivid landscapes, and a storyteller of the universality of human hardships, Wonsook has created a visual diary of her life. With a personal style combining a childlike point of view and the expert craftsmanship of an experienced artist and colorist, Wonsook’s work represents a unique Korean sensibility. More here.

MRG Fine Art presents The Artists Collective at the LA Art Show 2023 

We’re pleased to welcome MRG Fine Art as an exhibiting gallery at the LA Art Show for the tenth year. To celebrate this anniversary, co-curators Michael Goodman and Tara Barone of MRG Fine Art will present, The Artist Collective, an exhibition showcasing more than 25 local contemporary artists, age 20 to 90, as a tribute to the gallery’s Los Angeles roots.

Cayla Birk
LAS FLORAS, 2022
Acrylic, Spray Paint, Silicone, Ink on Canvas
48 x 36 in (121.9 x 91.4 cm)

Bert Esenherz
Sky the Gorilla, 2023
Oil on Canvas
112 x 82 in (284.5 x 208.3 cm)

The exhibition is grounded in a mission to provide an open platform for a diverse roster of emerging and established artists. With more than 120 artworks at a range of prices in various mediums and genres, The Artist Collective is accessible to all levels of collectors.

Aida Murad. BEING, 2023. Acrylic on Canvas; 48 in (121.9 cm)

With an East Coast meets West Coast approach, Goodman and Barone have nearly 30 years of combined experience in the art world. Goodman is an LA-based visual artist, curator, art dealer, entrepreneur and founder of MRG Fine Art Gallery, Goodman Standards, LLC., and a contributor to the ArtMatcher App.

Barone is a fine art dealer, advisor, curator, art historian and writer and former director of operations for Jane Kahan Gallery, New York City. Barone joined in the expansion of MRG Fine Art as partner and COO in 2023.

Dominic J. Lopez
UFO Turtle, 2021
Acrylic and Spray Paint on Canvas
72 x 120 in (182.9 x 304.8 cm) (Diptych)

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The LA Art Show Returns
February 15—19, 2023

Why wait in line? Get your advance tickets for the LA Art Show today! We look forward to seeing you when the most comprehensive international contemporary art show in America returns to the LA Convention Center February 15 to 19, 2023. 

LA Art Show News

The Most Comprehensive International Contemporary Art Show in America 

LA Art Show News

LA Art Show Welcomes a Spectacular Line-up of 120+ Prestigious Exhibitors for 2023 Edition

We’re excited to host an outstanding roster of more than 120 exhibiting galleries from North America and around the world when we return to the LA County Convention Center February 15 to 19. The Show’s 2023 edition will include both European and Japanese Pavilions and the fair's largest contingent of Korean galleries to date. “This year we have the largest global presence we’ve ever had,” said LA Art Show producer / director Kassandra Voyagis. “One of the most powerful aspects about art is its ability to bring people together and ignite transformative conversations. We’re thrilled that our vast international presence this year ensures conversations that are both expansive and inclusive.”

We’re also pleased to present the 2023 edition of DIVERSEartLA curated by Marisa Caichiolo. The LA Art Show’s cutting-edge exhibition platform will feature collaborative installations by international museums and art organizations with a focus on the global climate crisis. 

The 5-day event kicks off with a star-studded Opening Night Premiere featuring a secret celebrity host, complimentary hors d'oeuvres and beverages – a benefit for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital®. Fifteen percent of all fair ticket proceeds will benefit St. Jude.

LA Art Show 2023 Exhibitors    

The LA Art Show is arranged in the following sections: 

  • MODERN + CONTEMPORARY

  • EUROPEAN PAVILION

  • JAPANESE PAVILION

  • WORKS ON PAPER

  • PROJECT SPACE

  • FEATURED EXHIBITIONS

This year’s exhibitors are: 

193 Gallery, Paris, France
Abend Gallery, Denver, CO
Arcadia Contemporary, New York, NY
Art Bond NY, New York, NY
Art In Dongsan, Goyang-si, Korea
Art In Room, Playa Vista, CA
Art Show International Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Art Unified, Venice, CA
Artifact, New York, NY
Artio Gallery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
ArtTime, Dubai, UAE
Artworks Gallery, Burbank, CA
Azart Gallery, New York City, NY
Beatriz Esguerra Art, Miami, FL
bG Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
Blue Rain Gallery, Santa Fe, NM
Brittany Davis Gallery, Nevada City, CA
Bruce Lurie Gallery, Pacific Palisades, CA
Building Bridges Art Exchange, Santa Monica, CA
CINQ Gallery, Dallas, TX
CM2 Space, Walnut, CA
Concierge Fine Art, Minneapolis, MN
Copro Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
Daphne Alazraki Fine Art, New York, NY
Desert Valley Gallery, Las Vegas, NV
DTR Modern Galleries, New York, NY
EFG Gallery, New York, NY
EK Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
El Claustre Art Gallery, Girona, Spain
Esquisse Gallery, Yerevan, Armenia
Exclusive Fine Art, Norcross, GA
Fabrik Projects, Los Angeles, CA
FilmPens Studio, El Monte, CA
Galerie De'Arts, Santa Monica, CA
Galerie Fledermaus, Chicago, IL
Galerie Makowski, Berlin, Germany
Gallery 1202, Gilroy, CA
Gallery 1261, Denver, CO
Gallery Artcelsi, Seocho-gu, Korea
Gallery Chaman, Seoul, Korea
Gallery Edel, Kita-ku, Osaka, Japan
Gallery Elim, Jersey City, NJ
Gallery Eyn, Gangnam-gu, Korea
Gallery Giuseppe, Berkeley, CA
Gallery KARO, Los Angeles, CA
Gallery KITAI, Tokyo, Japan
Gallery PADO, Los Angeles, CA
HAVOC Gallery, Burlington, VT
J&J Art, Inc., Los Angeles, CA
JAMI Exhibition Plan & Gallery, Seoul, Korea
Jane Kahan Gallery, New York, NY
John William Gallery, Boca Raton, FL

K+Y Contemporary, Paris, France
Kapopoulos Fine Arts, Athens, Greece
KMJ Art Gallery, Incheon, Korea
La Galerie Perkins, Danville, QC, Canada
LICHT FELD Gallery, Basel, Switzerland
Los Angeles Center of Photography, Los Angeles, CA
LP Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
M. Herrington Gallery, Venice, CA
Maison Masor Art, Montclair, NJ
Maria Elena Kravetz Gallery, Cordoba, Argentina
Markowicz Fine Art, Laguna Niguel, CA
Melissa Morgan Fine Art, Palm Desert, CA
MetaU Art, Palo Alto, CA
Mizoe Art Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
Montague Gallery, San Francisco, CA
Moonship Fine Art, Salt Lake City, UT
MRG Fine Art, Wheeling, IL
Neue Kunst Gallery, Karlsruhe, Germany
Okay Spark, Norfolk, VA
Paul Gruner Fine Art Galleries, Rivera Beach, FL
PBG, Gangnam-gu, Korea
Peri G. Fine Art, Palm Springs, CA
Photo Independent, Beverly Hills, CA
Pigment Gallery, Barcelona, Spain
Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery, London, United Kingdom
Ryan Art, Rolling Hills, CA
Simard Bilodeau Contemporary, Los Angeles, CA
Sist'Art Gallery, Venice, Italy
Slopoke Fine Art, Santa Barbara, CA
Song-Word Art House, Thousand Oaks, CA
Studio Artego, New York, NY
Taguchi Fine Art, Tokyo, Japan
The Johnathan Schultz Gallery, North Las Vegas, NV
Thomas Paul Fine Art, West Hollywood, CA
TIZOC, Los Angeles, CA
Tomohiko Yoshino Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
Touchon Gallery, Pacific Palisades, CA
Veronique Rieffel Gallery, Abidjan Cote D' Ivoire, West Africa
William Havu Gallery, Denver, CO
Wood Symphony Gallery, Santa Clarita, CA
Wyoming Working Group, Zephyr Cove, NV
YOD Tokyo & Editions, Osaka, Japan
Þula, Reykjavik, Iceland

To view the latest updated exhibitor list, click here.

Featured Exhibitions

  • Donde Voy presented by J & J Art Inc.

  • Evocation In Light presented by bG Gallery

  • Launch Intention presented by Fabrik Projects

  • Raintype presented by Bruce Lurie Gallery

  • Searching In No Man's Land presented by Pigment Gallery

  • Wings of Grace presented by Gallery Elim

DIVERSEartLA

DIVERSEartLA 2023 participating art institutions, museums and non-profits: 

  • Italian Cultural Institute (Los Angeles) 

  • AMA Art Museum of the Americas of the Organization of American States (Washington D.C.) 

  • La Neomudejar Museum (Madrid, Spain) 

  • Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) (Long Beach)

  • Skid Row Cooling Resources / Homeless Health Care Los Angeles (HHCLA) (Los Angeles) 

  • Kunstiniciative Wurzeln und Flügel e.V Art Museum (Germany) 

  • ReflectSpace Gallery, City of Glendale Library Arts and Culture Department (Los Angeles) & Culture Nomad Arts Center (Seoul) 

  • OPC Office Cultural Projects (Mexico) 

  • Raubtier & Unicus Productions (Los Angeles) 

Find out more at: https://www.laartshow.com/diverseartla/

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The LA Art Show Returns
February 15—19, 2023

Why wait in line? Get your advance tickets for the LA Art Show today! We look forward to seeing you when the most comprehensive international contemporary art show in America returns to the LA Convention Center February 15 to 19, 2023. 

Get your tickets today!

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Art Palm Beach Begins Tomorrow!

We’re thrilled to launch our sister fair, Art Palm Beach, which kicks off tomorrow, Wednesday, January 25th with an Opening Night Premiere party benefiting St. Jude. Completely re-envisioned this year since it was acquired by the owners of the LA Art Show, Art Palm Beach is now also led by LA Art Show producer / director Kassandra Voyagis. Featuring more than 80 participating galleries, and the debut edition of the DIVERSEartPB exhibition platform, Art Palm Beach runs through Sunday, January 29 at the Palm Beach Convention Center. 

Can’t make it to Palm Beach? Browse and buy artworks from Art Palm Beach via Artsy. Explore Art Palm Beach by gallery or artwork and use Artsy’s AR tools to preview artworks in your home.

Click here to visit Art Palm Beach on desktop, mobile or the Artsy app now until February 12.

The LA Art Show is honored that St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® will return as our exclusive Charity Partner in 2023.  St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® is leading the way the world understands, treats and defeats childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases.  The purpose of St. Jude is clear: Finding cures. Saving Children.  Art therapy is often part of a patient's treatment plan while they are battling cancer and other life-threatening diseases. We are grateful that the art community embraces and understands that art itself, can capture the hope and spirit of St. Jude patients and our lifesaving mission: Finding cures. Saving Children®.

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