Monday, March 31, 2014
Of History And Hope/Saturday April 5th
Hope to see you at Flower Pepper Gallery on Saturday. So happy I can ride my bike there!
10% of the proceeds from Of History and Hope will be donated to Lions, Tigers & Bears: A Large Cat & Exotic Animal Rescue located in San Diego County. Lions, Tigers & Bears' main objective is to provide a safe haven for the exotic animals they rescue, as well as to education the public about the growing population of abandoned and unwanted exotic animals and where they come from. Lions, Tigers & Bears' founder Bobbi Brink states that, "After witnessing the heart-breaking phenomenon known as the 'exotic animal trade' and seeing the victims of this business, I was compelled to do what I could to help these animals."
Amanda Marsh, Angie Jones, Ania
Tomicka, Blake Aaseby, Christopher Umana, Corrie Gregory, Cory
Benhatzel, Craww, David Natale, Desiree Fessler, Edward Cao, Erich J.
Moffitt, Erik Flores, Graham Curran, Halsey Swain, Heather Gross,
Jaclyn Alderete, Jaesun Kim, Jeannie L. Paske, Jeff McMillan, Jenna
Gibson, Joanne Nam, Jon Lau, Jose Javier Carabes, Junhee Sim, Junyi Wu,
Kelly Thompson, Kisung Koh, Kowoon Jung, Lauren Marx, Leila Ataya,
Lisa Congdon, Luciano Martinez, Marissa Kathleen Quinn, Mariam
Keurjikian, Nicole Bruckman, N.S. David, Paige Jiyoung Moon, Paul
Barnes, Raymond Sanchez, Robert Yancy, Roland Tamayo, Ron Pete, Ruel
Pascual, Samir Evol, Simon Kangiser, Stephen Holman, Susanne Apgar,
Tiffany Liu, Tory Lin, Walt Hall,
Of History And Hope
Opening: Saturday, April 5th from 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Exhibition: April 5th - May 2nd, 2014
Exhibition: April 5th - May 2nd, 2014
"Of History And Hope" features endangered, extinct, and exotic animal inspired works by over 50 artists. 10%
of the proceeds from "Of History And Hope" will be donated to Lions,
Tigers & Bears: A Big Cat & Exotic Animal Rescue.
On Saturday, April 5th, Flower Pepper Gallery is pleased to present Of History And Hope,
a collection of extinct, endangered, and exotic animal inspired works
as portrayed by over 50 diverse and talented artists. All of the works
that exist within this exhibition are created to inspire us to recognize
and respect the value in all living beings and in hopes that the human
race may become more conscious and considerate of the bond between
ourselves and the animal kingdom. The Magical Bond Between Man And
Beast, an article by Pat Shipman, states, "The human bond with animals
is mental, emotional, physiological, physical, and at least partly
genetic. People have evolved to live with animals; and in this ancient
connection lies the evolutionary roots of empathy, tolerance, and the
ability to understand another's perspective."
10% of the proceeds from Of History and Hope will be donated to Lions, Tigers & Bears: A Large Cat & Exotic Animal Rescue located in San Diego County. Lions, Tigers & Bears' main objective is to provide a safe haven for the exotic animals they rescue, as well as to education the public about the growing population of abandoned and unwanted exotic animals and where they come from. Lions, Tigers & Bears' founder Bobbi Brink states that, "After witnessing the heart-breaking phenomenon known as the 'exotic animal trade' and seeing the victims of this business, I was compelled to do what I could to help these animals."
Each artist participating in this exhibition has been carefully selected, so that once woven together, the gallery will be transformed into an incredibly fantastic painted menagerie.
"I
love animals and nature. They are my inspiration. My works depict
dreamy and imaginative places full of animals and mysterious spirits. A
place where wild animals and I could feel safe and secure. There is
nothing more beautiful than when you actually see a wild animal in
nature. However, we rarely see them where they are supposed to be, and
just don't know how amazing they are to be alive."
- Of History And Hope artist: Kisung Koh
Please join us April 5th, 2014 at Flower Pepper Gallery for a night of exploration into the magical and mystical world of the wild.
This reception is open to the public and on view until May 2nd, 2014.
For purchase inquiries, or to request a VIP preview please email contact@flower-pepper.com
Participating artists:
Yejin Oh
Facebook Event Page:
https://www.facebook.com/
Here is a close up of my painting for "Of History And Hope"
Her name is Ella the title is "Sparkly Tusks"
Labels: Flower Pepper Gallery, Kelly Thompson
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