BENEFIT Doggies 911 Rescue at "fiNdings Art Center" San Pedro November 6
'fiNdings Art Center' supports causes for women, men, children and now rescue dogs. Join the fun, the magnificent art for sale, and delicious San Pedro First Thursday food trucks on November 6, 2014 6-9 PM.
San Pedro, CA (PRWEB) October 24, 2014
Doggies 911 Rescue Benefit sponsored by “fiNdings Art Gallery” invites you to enjoy three San Pedro artists who will sell their works and donate proceedings to Doggies 911 Rescue during San Pedro's First Thursday Night street gala, November 6, 2014 6-9 PM. At 470 W. 6th Street, San Pedro, CA, artists Gena Gasper, Alan Johnson and Stan Hicks present their oil paintings, wood work and water colors for sell as a donation to the nonprofit Doggies 911 Rescue while famous gourmet food trucks and musicians waltz the unique streets of downtown San Pedro with holiday boutique shopping as well. Dr. Carol Francis Talk Radio Show will be airing live during the event outside "fiNdings Art Gallery" so come join the fun and support Doggies 911 Rescue.
About the Doggies 911 Rescue, the Benefit's Recipient:
Doggies 911 Rescue's seeks to save the lives of the sick, injured, homeless, abused, abandoned animals. Doggies 911 Rescue focuses specifically on rescue, treatment, rehabilitation, fostering, behavioral training, education, and adoption. “We spend our resources ensuring all our dogs medical, emotional, and behavioral needs are attended to. We want to guarantee the comfort and safety of our dogs before adoption. All our dogs are spayed/neutered at the appropriate time and when ready, are placed into loving forever homes based on our strict guidelines. Once in our arms, we want to ensure that our dogs are no longer in danger, scared and alone. We also work to aid other rescues, increase awareness on spay/neuter, and educate the public on animal cruelty. Our vow: TO LEAVE NO DOG BEHIND,” explains the Doggies 911 Rescue team to Dr. Carol Francis.
Dr. Carol Francis Talk Radio Show will be interviewing dog-lovers, dogs up for adoption, dog rescuers from Doggie 911 Rescue, “fiNdings Art Gallery” director and visionary Annette Ciketic, and the following three notable artists. Join the fun, the food, the artwork and donate to help keep dogs safe, healthy and loved at the Benefit on November 6, 2014.
About the Benefit Sponsor: "fiNdings Art Gallery":
About “fiNdings Art Center and Gallery”
Benefit for Doggies 911 Rescue at “fiNdings Art Gallery” at 470 W. 6th Street, San Pedro, CA 90731 (310) 489-1362, is one among many causes “fiNdings Art Gallery” helps. FiNdings Art Gallery sponsors the Women's Projects (for struggling and determined women), Rainbow House (for abused women and children), Beacon's House (for recovering male alcoholics with focus on positive recovery), the annual Children’s Expo to Dia de los Muertos, and now also Doggies 911 Rescue. “fiNdings Art Center” is founded by director and visionary Annette Ciketic, a leader with a fascinating path of compassion and tenacity. Dr. Carol Francis Talk Radio will be interviewing
About the Artists contributing to Benefit:
November 6th Benefit for Doggies 911 Rescue features three seasoned artists.
Alan Johnson, Woodworking Artist
Alan Johnson's woodworking encompasses usable artistic furnishing and whimsical comfortable designs which tantalize the eye with the beauty of natural wood. Alan Johnson, business entrepreneur and co-founder of civic groups like Grand Vision Foundation, the San Pedro Business Improvement District and First Thursday, found straight lines woodworking too confining, and taught himself to steam wood to make curves. Johnson became enamored with Baltic birch plywood, the many possibilities and patterns it offers and the hundreds of hours it takes to shape it. Alan finds chair making the most compelling. He likes the challenge of creating exciting designs that must be comfortable and functional, with room for a touch of whimsy.
Stan Hicks, Ink and Watercolor Artist:
Stan Hicks, graduate from Cincinnati Conservatory of Art, artist and designer for aerospace industries, and commissioned artist at the Long Beach California Firefighters Museum and the Warner Grand Theatre will display and sell his unique ink and watercolor paintings at this Benefit for Doggies 911 Rescue.
Gena Gaspar, Oil and Canvas Artist:
Gena Gaspar, San Pedro Artist with oils on canvas describes, “There is nothing more interesting than suddenly finding yourself surrounded by new smells, new climate, new language, new religions, new costumes, new cars, terrible traffic, different foods, and different people. That’s what I painted. To me color is energy, heat, movement. So I absorb where I lived. By osmosis I began to understand what I wanted the canvas to reflect. I lived and painted in Panama City, Panama, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Bucaramanga, Columbia, Calcutta, India Port Au Prince, Haiti, and Mexico City. I showed and sold in all those countries and my paintings are all over the world.”
(Source of information regarding artists, Gallery, Benefit, Doggies 911 Rescue are provided by each individual involved mentioned above and by event co-coordinator Camilla Townsend to the Dr. Carol Francis Talk Radio Show.)