Unity Art Gallery - Winter 2005 Art Exhibit

Unity Corps, Inc. will be showing the talents of four new artists in their Unity Art Gallery - Winter 2005 art exhibition. The exhibit attempts to promote feelings of oneness amongst all humanity.

(PRWEB) December 24, 2004 -- What: The Unity Art Gallery maintained by Unity Corps, Inc. is showing a continuous online exhibition of art promoting the theme of human unity in society. Unity art is the common description for this type of stylistic display. According to Angel Tenes, Executive Director of Unity Corps, "It is no longer acceptable that exposure in the arts, mainstream media, or society in general be limited to the predominance of a few select groups. It is through the furtherance of a widespread appreciation for all people, the development of feelings for oneness amongst all humanity, that the way to peace on this planet can be achieved." He continues, "In order to develop this type of worldwide consciousness, I know of no other means more powerful than the arts to bring about this humanitarian dream." As such, to foster an acceptance for cultural diversity on a national and worldwide scale, Unity Corps' selection of artists are drawn from various backgrounds (i.e., ethnic, religious/spiritual, and sexual orientations) to represent the great diversity of cultures and subcultures prevalent in a modern society.

When: The Winter 2005 exhibition of artists will be featured in the Unity Art Gallery from December 21, 2004 to March 20, 2005.

Where: The Unity Art Gallery can be viewed at: www.UnityArt.com

Who: Featured unity art for this season's display of artists include:
- An oil painitng entitled "Unity" by Ronen Zaltzberg
- A polymer clay and fabric box entitled "Unity Box" by Anita Sterling Winthrop
- An oil painting entitled "Moon and Sun" by Sheryl Humphrey
- A computer graphic illustration entitled "The Ultimate Vibe" by Mandy Mojica

Mission: Unity Corps, Inc. was founded shortly after the ethnic tensions and U.S. domestic violence unleashed during the Los Angeles riots of 1992. As stated in the founding Articles of Incorporation, the specific purpose of the organization is "to seek out those individuals and groups who support the aims of racial, religious, and sexual nondiscrimination, and to provide for the peaceful promotion of human unity via the arts, assemblage, media, and other means of goodwill." Presently, the organization seeks support in any manner of contribution that is available from the public. Please do not hesitiate in contacting the organization to offer your support or to voice your opinion on any matter regarding their mission.

Join the Ultimate Cause
This endeavor for the betterment of our entire world is committed and real. Join us in this great humanitarian cause. Your involvement in the establishment of a modern progressive society that respects the beauty in all world cultures can make a difference. Artists, musicians and writers from all parts of the world are encouraged to contact the organization.

Support Unity Corps
For further information write to: Unity Corps, Inc., P.O. Box 29219, Los Angeles, CA 90029-0219 or call toll free 1-800-927-0270.

Media Contact: Julie Paulin (323)850-8700
Main Web Site: www.unity.info
Unity Art Gallery: www.unityart.com

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