Posts by Cecilia Paz:
- ADRIENNE LANDAU-Merlot fox fur with a hidden clip $598
**GALLERY WALK TONIGHT**ZADOK GALLERY EXPANDS MIAMI’S INTERNATIONAL ARTS SCENE WITH OPENING OF ‘LOST SOULS’ EXHIBITION BY COLOMBIAN ARTIST, FABIO MESA
May 12th, 2012ZADOK GALLERY EXPANDS MIAMI’S INTERNATIONAL ARTS SCENE WITH
MAY 10 OPENING OF ‘LOST SOULS’ EXHIBITION BY COLOMBIAN ARTIST, FABIO MESA
Zadok Gallery, known for featuring unique, acclaimed contemporary and modern art, with a focus on Chinese Contemporary, hosted the opening of a “Lost Souls” exhibition by Colombian artist Fabio Mesa from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday, May 10, at Zadok Gallery, 2534 North Miami Avenue. The exhibition opened with complimentary beverages and an artist meet and greet.
Utilizing a variety of materials including Plexiglass, oils, and colored LEDs, the artwork explores such topics as migration, anonymity and mankind’s quest for identity against the backdrop of rapid urbanization and social change.
Zadok Gallery welcomed Colombian artist, Fabio Mesa, with an exhibition reception embracing first-class international art and filling a niche in Miami’s art scene. Mark Smith, director of the Zadok Gallery, introduced Mesa at the reception and explained how the artwork contributed to the gallery’s collection of international pieces. Mesa was accompanied by the Colombian Consulate and international collectors.
The unique exhibition featuring Colombian artist, Fabio Mesa, can be seen in the main room of the two-story gallery in the Wynwood Arts District. Guests had the opportunity to meet and interact with Mesa and view a variety of his paintings, while enjoying complimentary beverages and touring the 12,500 square foot gallery space.
Zadok Gallery
2534 North Miami Ave.
Miami, FL 33127
Artist’s portfolio on Zadok Gallery’s Website:
http://www.zadokgallery.com/artists_one.cfm?stitle=fabio+mesa&sid=1064&stype=works
Parking is available on the street
OPEN LIFE DRAWING @ROMERO HIDALGO STUDIOS, SAT, MAY 19-BIRD ROAD ARTS DISTRICT
May 12th, 2012
PROJECT RUNWAY FASHION DESIGNER-Jonathan Joseph Peters-July 13th at StyleWeek Resort Runway Event in Miami
May 11th, 2012Jonathan’s creations have been shown on the runway at New York Fashion Week, StyleWeek Northeast, the CFDA-supported regional fashion week, and internationally, in Japan. Jonathan will debut his premiere resort collection on July 13th at StyleWeek Resort runway event in Miami.
His designs have been seen on red carpets in New York and throughout the Northeast. He has gained the attention of national, regional, and local press including Glamour.com, Zink.
Check out his portfolio on Lifetime’s Website:
http://www.mylifetime.com/shows/project-runway/season-7/project-runway-designers/jonathan-peters
Here is the designer’s Facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jonathan-Joseph-Peters/257490738766
Here is the Jonathan Joseph Peter’s Website:
Liam Crotty’s Miami New Times cover photo: Pablo Cano’s burlesque marionette Kandy Kane
May 7th, 2012Reposted at the request of Liam Crotty.
My Miami New Times cover photo:
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May 7, 2012
Last week the Art Director of the MIAMI NEW TIMES, Miche Ratto, called to say he wanted to hire me tophotograph this week’s cover. To say the least, I was extremely delighted and honored and of all the subjects he wanted photographed it was Cuban marionette artist PABLO CANO who I know well and have photographed a FEW TIMES already. In just 24 hours we put together the shoot with Pablo, Miche and myself at the excellent Studio 1415 in North Miami whose co-owner Chris was a big help with equipment and lighting. You’ll see in a few of the photos Pablo and Miche positioning Pablo’s marionettes.
The Miami New Times, owned by New York’s VILLAGE VOICE and is “the definitive source of information for news, music, movies, restaurants, reviews, and events in Miami”, chose Pablo for the cover to debut his Red Velvet Theater which he launched last month (see MY PHOTOS of his dress rehearsal inaugural production). The 3 marionettes Pablo (who was voted BEST ARTIST OF THE YEAR in Miami) chose for the photo shoot were: the burlesque star Kandy Kane, Boring Boris and Louis Armstrong. Obviously, Kandy Kane stole the crowd and was chosen for the cover.
To read the well-written cover story by art critic Carlos Suarez de Jesus in the New Times, GO HERE. To view the New Times slideshow of my outtakes, CLICK HERE.
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Locust Projects’ Tenth Annual Spring Fling Fundraiser, April 28th, 6:30-9:30pm
April 25th, 2012
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CHOPARD HAS A GRAND REOPENING AT ITS BAL HARBOUR STORE
April 24th, 2012
NOW at BERNICE STEINBAUM GALLERY: Edouard Duval Carrié and Reynier Leyva Novo, April 14th – May 31, 2012
April 24th, 2012| Edouard Duval CarriéThe Three Dimensional Gods and Goddesses Meet Their Cousins The Trees
Reception: Saturday, April 14th, 2012 2-9pm
Edouard Duval Carrié continues his explorations of trees as self-portraits. Edouard Duval Carrié lives and works in Miami but stays anchored in his Haitian and Caribbean as well as African roots. Reynier Leyva Novo Reception: Saturday, April 14th, 2012, 2-9 pm
Political propaganda as a means to manipulate the masses is not a new concept. In order to BE, it is necessary to BELONG, and this “belonging” is made up of colors, symbols and rhythms that add up to the tyranny of a national identity. The methods of manipulation have evolved over time. Gone are the lengthy, fiery diatribes shouted out from the pulpit. The voice that dictates behavior has descended from the heights, shed its old habit, shaved its beard and colored its monochromatic nature with new shades and tones. Power has learned the subtle art of mingling in the crowd, appearing as a forward-thinking worker, as a most innocent train conductor, speaking softly and wearing a mask of protest. We are left to roam aimlessly, incapable of spontaneous movements. In a deliciously ironic gesture, Novo Aniversario turns the tables on this updated form of manipulation by selecting the same medium used by Power to direct and dominate, to EDUCATE and CHANNEL the anger of those betrayed by unkept promises, those who have learned that tomorrow can be now or never, that it is unjust to force an individual to choose between homeland and death. Through messages and symbols, Novo Aniversario challenges ideology at a global level and issues a sort of politically merciless universal proclamation. These 27 political posters denounce one of the most egregious crimes of our time: Power’s intent, occasionally successful, to persuade individuals that they are incapable of being agents of change.
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Bernice Steinbaum Gallery
3550 N Miami Ave – Miami, FL 33127
T 305 573 2700 – F 305 573 2722
THE BLOG HAS BEEN UPDATED, SO WE ARE UNDERGOING SOME CHANGES!
April 24th, 2012
Cecilia Paz, Vincent de Paul (Mad Men), Kim Bacardi
Photo courtesy of Winston Delawar
MORE CELEBRITY PHOTOS WILL BE POSTED IN THIS SECTION!
THE COLOR QUEEN a.k.a. JOEY MUGICA’S “COLOR A CAUSE”, PEARL, 1 OCEAN DRIVE TO BENEFIT DRESS FOR SUCCESS
April 19th, 2012
THURSDAY, APRIL 19
at
PEARL
1 OCEAN DRIVE
MIAMI BEACH, FL. 33139
To benefit DRESS FOR SUCCESS MIAMI
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BROWARD CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS-MAY 9 AND 10 ONLY!!!Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette with Soprano, Maria Alejandres! Directed by David Lefkowich
April 17th, 2012
Date:Thursday, May 10, 2012 & Saturday, May 12, 2012
Time:Show times vary
Tickets:$21 – $200
Venue:Broward Center
SEE VIDEO
Florida Grand Opera is proud to present an exciting production of a classic tale – Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette – appears at the Broward Center on May 10 & 12, 2012. Directed by David Lefkowich, this production employs innovative light projection and multi-unit sets to drive the emotion behind the timeless tale of star-crossed lovers. Lefkowich consulted the libretto, pulling from it fire and water imagery that complements that mood of each scene. For instance, light projections reflecting fire ignite during the first duet between the lovers at the Capulet ball, followed by cooling reflections of water in the balcony scene. Coupled with a three-unit facade, the light projections and set work in unison to produce images and ideas. This backdrop allows the singers to truly shine by creating grandeur through simplicity.
For more information, go to www.fgo.org
MIAMI – Florida Grand Opera’s highly successful 2011-2012 season closes with a French classic, Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette, opening on April 21, 2012. Directed by David Lefkowich, making his FGO main stage debut, this production employs innovative light projection and multi-unit sets to drive the emotion behind the timeless tale of star-crossed lovers.
Of the many operatic treatments of Shakespeare’s play, Gounod’s has been the most enduring, with its perfect depiction of the unrestrained passion of youth and the bitter tragedy visited on the rival Capulet and Montague families. Lefkowich consulted the libretto, pulling from it fire and water imagery to complement each poignant scene. Inventive projections and a three-unit set designed by Erhard Rom work in tandem to bring these visuals to life on stage. This method of creating a sense of grandeur through simplicity allows the singers and the essence of the work to truly shine.
This exciting production stars French tenor Sébastien Guèze as Roméo. Called “one of the most promising young tenors of his generation” by Opera News, Guèze made his FGO debut in David DiChiera’s Cyrano at the close of the 2010-2011 season. There, he unveiled a new aria for the role of Christian, delivering it with “a real leading man’s voice … [and] a depth and emotional edge that gave the character a redeeming integrity,” according toSouth Florida Classical Review.
He is joined by the beautiful Mexican soprano María Alejandres as Juliette. Alejandres got her start in 2008, when she won Plácido Domingo’s internationally acclaimed opera and zarzuela competition, Operalia. She made her FGO debut as the lead in Lucia di Lammermoor in 2010 and has since sung the role of Juliette at La Scala in Milan, the Royal Opera House in London, and San Antonio Opera, showcasing what the Intermezzo opera blog called a “naturally gorgeous … [and] a big lustrous lyric soprano.”
A former FGO Young Artist, baritone Jonathan Michie returns as Mercutio. Last summer, he performed the role of Figaro in Il barbiere di Siviglia as a member of San Francisco Opera’s prestigious Merola Opera Program. TheSan Francisco Chronicle described it as a “true musical and theatrical supernova … a vehicle for both vocal mastery and theatrical panache. His singing was fluid, precise and full of burnished colors, and he brought a seemingly effortless charisma to everything he did.” Michie is the 2011-2012 Morgan P. and Evelyn R. Gilbert Artist and his appearance is sponsored by Isabel and Marvin Leibowitz.
Known for his thoughtful and idiomatic interpretations, Joseph Mechavich makes his FGO debut as conductor. His work in Daytona Opera’s L’elisir d’amore is described as having “wrapped the whole performance in a kind of musically magic aura that resulted in one of the very best all-round productions ever…” says Opera News. Most recently, he conducted Calgary Opera’s Moby-Dick with critical acclaim.
Roméo et Juliette is made possible by a generous donation from Randy Gage, and the Miami After Opera Party is sponsored by Dr. Steven C. Sanders. María Alejandres is sponsored by R. Angel and Alba González. Sponsorship opportunities are still available. For more information, please contact Director of Development Thomas Schramm at 305-854-1643 x 1201 or via email at tschramm@fgo.org.
SCHEDULE
**Sung in French with English and Spanish projected translations**
MIAMI - Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County / Sanford and Dolores Ziff Ballet Opera House
FORT LAUDERDALE - Broward Center for the Performing Arts / Au-Rene Theater
May 10, 2012, at 7:30 p.m.;
May 12, 2012, at 8 p.m.
ROMÉO ET JULIETTE CAST
Roméo ………………………………………….. Sébastien Guèze
Juliette ………………………………………….. María Alejandres
Mercutio ………………………………………….. Jonathan G. Michie ◊
Friar Laurent ………………………………………….. Craig Colclough ♦
Count Capulet ………………………………………….. Stephen Morscheck
Tybalt ………………………………………….. Daniel Shirley ♦
Duke of Verona ………………………………………….. Joo Won Kang ♦
Stéphano ………………………………………….. CourtneyMcKeown ♦
Gertrude ………………………………………….. Cindy Sadler *
Grégorio ………………………………………….. Ryan Milstead ♦
Count Paris ………………………………………….. Graham Fandrei
Friar Jean ………………………………………….. Graham Fandrei
Conductor ………………………………………….. Joseph Mechavich *
Director ………………………………………….. David Lefkowich
Set & Projection Designer ………………………………………….. Erhard Rom *
Costume Designer ………………………………………….. Jennifer Caprio *
Lighting Designer ………………………………………….. Steve TenEyck *
* = FGO Debut ◊ = Former Young Artist ♦ = Current Young Artist
FGO’s Box Office is located at the Doral Center on 8390 NW 25 St., Doral, FL 33122 and is open to the public from 10am to 4pm, Mondays through Fridays during the season. Offices are closed on Fridays in the summer. Tickets may also be purchased by phone at (800) 741-1010 or online at www.FGO.org.
About Florida Grand Opera
Florida Grand Opera was formed in June 1994 by the merger of Greater Miami Opera, founded in 1941, and The Opera Guild Inc., of Fort Lauderdale, founded in 1945. Celebrating its 71th year of continuous performances during the 2011-2012 season, Florida Grand Opera stands as one of the oldest performing arts organizations in Florida. In addition to producing standard repertoire, Florida Grand Opera also presents lesser known operas, as well as commissions and produces new operas – all productions featuring projected translations in English and Spanish. Annually, main stage performances are attended by nearly 70,000 people, and education and outreach programs serve over 20,000 members of the community. FGO offers several highly successful outreach and educational programs, including its internationally-recognized Young Artist Studio.
Florida Grand Opera, recognized for funding by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts. Funding is also provided, in part, by the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council and the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau, the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs, Cultural Affairs Council, the Mayor and the Miami-Dade County Board of County Commissioners and the Miami-Dade County Tourist Development Council. Program support is provided by the City of Miami Beach, Cultural Affairs Program, Cultural Arts Council. Florida Grand Opera is a Resident Company of the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County and a member company of OPERA America. American Airlines is the Official Airline, Intercontinental Miami is the Official Hotel and Steinway & Sons is the Official Piano of Florida Grand Opera. For more information on Florida Grand Opera, visit us at www.FGO.org.
**ONGOING NOW** OIL SKETCH CLASS WITH JULIO SUAREZ AT ROMERO HIDALGO STUDIOS & MY ART VENTURES, 4 SESSIONS BEGINNING APRIL 23, 2012
March 16th, 2012
**SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2012, 7-10PM, OPEN LIFE DRAWING SESSION with music, wine & cheese
March 16th, 2012
LOUIS VUITTON PRESENTS LOUIS VUITTON ART TALKS WITH VIK MUNIZ
October 14th, 2011
Alonzo Mourning asking questions
LOUIS VUITTON PRESENTS LOUIS VUITTON ART TALKS WITH VIK MUNIZ
Miami, Fl – The Louis Vuitton Art Talk series made its Miami debuted on Sept. 7, with an intimate discussion between renowned Brazilian artist, Vik Muniz, and Gringo Cardia, Creative Director of SPECTACULU. Mr. Muniz is a frequent collaborator with SPECTACULU, a Brazilian non-profit institution that educates at-risk youths in art, design and photography.
Louis Vuitton-Vik Muniz
“Louis Vuitton’s relationship with the world of art dates back to our founder, and continues to evolve and expand to this day,†said Valerie Chapoulaud-Floquet, President and CEO of Louis Vuitton North America. “The Louis Vuitton Art Talk series is a vital part of our art initiatives worldwide, and we are fortunate to feature an artist of Vik Muniz’s caliber at our first-ever Miami Art Talk. Louis Vuitton’s ongoing dedication to the arts runs parallel to our support of arts education initiatives around the world, and we are delighted to celebrate our recent move to Aventura with Vik’s new installation, and to give our support to the students of SPECTACULU.“
George Lindemann, Tiffany Chestler, & Terence Riley
The Art Talk coincided with the display of Muniz’s art installation, Innumerable, at Louis Vuitton Aventura’s dedicated art space. As part of this inaugural exhibit at Louis Vuitton Aventura, Muniz has created a vibrant, wood and canvas sculpture inspired by Louis Vuitton’s iconic “LV†logo, in honor of Louis Vuitton’s longstanding relationship with contemporary art. Composed of 23 individual logos stacked upon a single base, the sculpture is covered in printed canvas, illustrated with colorful drawings and art work that Muniz created in collaboration with students from SPECTACULU.
Cathy Leff
Daniel-Milewski-guest-Fredric-Snitzer
Vik Muniz with Students from SPECTACULU
Launched in 2006 in the UK, Louis Vuitton Art Talks is an ongoing cultural program designed to provide invited audiences with a unique and exclusive personal insight into the life and work of the artist. Previous talks in the series have featured Xavier Veilhan, Ruben Toledo, Vanessa Beecroft, Dinos and Jake Chapman, Sam Taylor-Wood, Tracey Emin, Chris Ofili and Antony Gormley. In October 2010, Louis Vuitton and MoCA hosted an intimate discussion between Richard Prince and Jeffry Deitch at the home of Edythe and Eli Broad in Malibu, CA, marking the North American debut of the Louis Vuitton Art Talk series. This was followed by a conversation between the French artist, Xavier Veilhan, and Philippe Vergne, Director of Dia Art Foundation, at the unveiling of Veilhan’s large-scale art installation, Mobile, at the Louis Vuitton Fifth Avenue Maison in December, 2010; and by an evening with renowned artist and illustrator, Ruben Toledo, in conversation with Editor-in-Chief of :The New York Times Style Magazine, Sally Singer, at Louis Vuitton Soho in March, 2011.
Vik Muniz, Valerie Chapoulaud-Floquet, & Gringo Cardia
Criselda & Michael Breene
Trudy Cejas, Ambra Medda, & Terry Schechter
Laure Heriard Dubreuil & Ambra Medda – in Louis Vuitton
Iran Issa Khan, Laure Heriard Dubreuil, & Miky Grendene
Oscar & Carole Seikaly
Panoram
ABOUT LOUIS VUITTON AND ART
A symbol of elegance and style throughout the world, Louis Vuitton has cultivated a close relationship with the world of art since its founding in 1854. Inventing the art of travel, Louis Vuitton and his successors kept pace with a rapidly changing age, working with the most accomplished engineers, decorators, painters, photographers and designers of the day. This fascination with ever-new forms of expression grew through the subsequent decades and continues today under the guidance of its artistic director, Marc Jacobs. Following on from Louis Vuitton’s previous collaborations in the 1980s with painters such as César, Sol LeWitt and Olivier Debré, Marc Jacobs has since invited some of the world’s most renowned contemporary artists to join forces with Louis Vuitton, increasing the points of exchange between art and fashion to an unprecedented degree. Among these renowned artistic partnerships, Takashi Murakami, Richard Prince, and the late Stephen Sprouse interacted directly with the Maison’s iconic Monogram, freely appropriating its forms and visual identity. Collaborations between Louis Vuitton and other artists have taken a variety of forms: shop window designs, site-specific art installations for stores, contemporary art exhibitions at the Espace Louis Vuitton in Paris and the acquisitions of artworks for the Maison’s own collection. In the same spirit, Louis Vuitton has called upon an international pantheon of architects to design its stores, including Jun Aoki, Kumiko Inui and Peter Marino.
Susie Wahab & Criselda Breene
Arturo Sandoval & Sam Borkson
ABOUT VIK MUNIZ
Born in Sao Paulo, Brazil, in 1961, New York-based artist Vik Muniz began his career as a sculptor, before gradually becoming more interested in photographic reproductions of his work. Often incorporating unlikely materials into this photographic process, Muniz is perhaps best-known for his 1997 series, Pictures of Chocolate, and 2006 series, Pictures of Junk. His work has been exhibited worldwide, meeting with commercial success and critical acclaim alike, and his solo show at MAM in Rio de Janeiro was second only to Picasso in attendance records. Muniz’s collaborative work with Brazilian landfill workers was the subject of the 2011 Academy Award nominated documentary, WASTELAND.
Vik Muniz
Ines Rivero
Ambra Medda & Zaha Hadid
ABOUT GRINGO CARDIA
Gringo Cardia is one of Brazil’s most sought-after designers in the world of performing arts and video. He has successfully integrated the three disciplines in which he works – architecture, graphic design and theatrical staging – designing sets for hundreds of theatrical productions, music shows and award-winning music videos. In 2000, in tandem with respected Brazilian actress, Marisa Orthin, Gringo founded SPECTACULU, a School of Scenic Arts, Design and Photography offering support and professional development to young people in high-risk environments in and around Rio de Janeiro.
Tracy & Alonzo Mourning
Lolo Sudarski & Virginia Balcazar
Laure Heriard Dubreuil in Louis Vuitton
ABOUT LOUIS VUITTON
The world leader in luxury, Louis Vuitton has been synonymous with the art of stylish travel since 1854. Since 1987, it has been part of L.V.M.H. / Moët Hennessy – Louis Vuitton, the world’s most prestigious luxury goods group, which is headed by Bernard Arnault. Since the arrival of designer Marc Jacobs, in 1997, it has extended its expertise to women’s and men’s ready-to-wear, shoes, watches and jewellery and sunglasses; combining traditional craftsmanship with flair and innovation to create a complete lifestyle experience. Today, Louis Vuitton has a worldwide network of 458 stores.
Find out more about Louis Vuitton at www.louisvuitton.com
ALEXANDER MCQUEEN TOTE-FALL’S TRENDS FROM SAKS FIFTH AVENUE-SEE THE HOTTEST!
October 8th, 2011
IPPOLITA-From the Glamazon Collection-large linked chains in smooth polished silver and gold for urban glamour. Sterling Silver oval link necklace $3,500 Sterling Sllver link necklace $9,995 Clear Quartz pendant $1,995
REED KRAKOFF- Kit cross-body bag handcrafted in crocodile hide and plush shearling Fur origin: Spain. Made in Italy $4,490
IPPOLITA-Adorn your fingers boldly with a cluster of cocktail rings. 18k large Lollipop ring in Red Velvet $3,995 !8k gold Rock Candy king ring in ruby doublet. $2,990 18k yellow gold square ring. $1,995 Sterling silver ring with labradorite cabochon and diamonds $1,995 18k gold Modern Rock Candy cluster ring $3,495
ALEXANDER MCQUEEN-Exclusive to Saks Fifth Avenue, This signature tote has been a Mcqueen favorite season after season because of its top zipper and expanding silhouette. Now, in a green military hue $555
ADRIENNE LANDAU-A racoon twist in a complexion-flattering golden hue. $398
IPPOLITA-The new Bedrock Collection is a bright burst of geometric mother-of-pearl with velum overlay fro a prismatic, stackable look. Top to bottom. Rose square bangle. $575 Azure midnight bangle $575 Seagrass square bangle $575 Rose scarlet bangle $995
ADRIENNE LANDAU-Dyed silver fox in black/teal. $898
DAVID YURMAN-mixes classics with the new Cable Wrap collection, designed with a harder edge. Cable Wrap enhancer in Hampton Blue topaz and diamonds $2,200 Shown on Blackened silver chain $175 Cable Wrap blue topaz neckace $1,950 Cable Wrap ring in Hampton Blue topaz with diamonds set in blackened silver $2,450 Midnight Melange hoop earrings with diamonds $1,850 Long blackened silver chain $175
ENORMOUS QUILT TO BENEFIT ST. JUDE HOSPITAL, SQUARE INCHES OF LOVE PROJECT,DONATIONS NEEDED!!!
October 7th, 2011
Make your personalized mark on the Square Inches of Love project and, be part of a collective contribution to a great organization! Share your Design, Art, Photography, Brand Logo, Message of Hope, etc. with the world. Get a link to your website if you have one on the “List of Love†page. Showcase your creativity or choose to use default Squares.
By December 31st, 2011, with your help, together we will have achieved 1000 x 1000 Square Inches of Love, virtually, that will then be transformed into a custom-printed, interactive Play Quilt as a warm symbol of our love and support for brave lil’ souls suffering from catastrophic diseases. A gigantic ONE MILLION SQUARE INCH quilt! That’s over 83 square feet + over 25 square meters!!! Along with the quilt
50% of all proceeds will go to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital!
number of square inches of love remaining:Â 999,670
