Thursday, November 8, 2007

Rock & Art Charity Auction

where: Boston Opera House
when: Thursday, November 15 at 7:00 pm

Rock & Art Charity Auction is a Bank of America Pavilion program that pairs visual artists with national touring musicians. Now in its second season, a large-scale painting (30 inch x 30 inch) was created for headlining artists that played the Pavilion’s 2007 concert season. Many paintings have been signed by the performers. Please join us as Live Nation hosts the 2nd Rock & Art Charity Auction at the Opera House on November 15th.

All paintings will be offered for sale with proceeds benefiting local non-profit organizations: Action for Boston Community Development and Artists For Humanity.
The full collection of Rock & Art Charity Auction paintings can be viewed at http://www.rockandart.org/.
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About: Action for Boston Community Development, Inc. Action for Boston Community Development was founded in 1962 with a mission to combat poverty by promoting self-help for low-income people and neighborhoods. Today ABCD provides a better quality of life for over 100,000 Greater Boston residents annually through innovative and effective programs. http://www.bostonabcd.org/




About: Artists For Humanity Artists For Humanity’s (AFH’s) mission is to provide underserved city youth with the keys to self-sufficiency through paid employment in the arts. AFH began in 1991 with what was then an ambitious and unconventional idea – young people can provide, through their creativity, tangible services to the commercial world. This concept is now recognized as social entrepreneurship and is a proven model for youth development. Training and employing urban teens is a solution to economic disenfranchisement and has a resounding effect on communities. AFH employs Boston teens in paid apprenticeship in the arts, including painting, sculpture, photography, graphic design, silkscreen, and murals. www.afhboston.com.

(top right, Stevie Wonder by: Cabe Booth, middle, True Colors Tour/Cyndi Lauper by: Mike Hammecker, bottom right, Underworld by: The Martin Brothers)

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