Voices from Bhutan @ Gallery 263 Bowery

A group exhibition of the lush landscape of Bhutanese Art.

The exhibition is an expression of the voices from Bhutan.

Bhutanese youth and their impact on the art landscape.

Through September 14th sponsored by Vast-Bhutan

www.vast-bhutan.org

Gallery 263 at 263 Bowery, NYC.

Kama Wangdi

Kama Wangdi

Kama Wangdi

Pema Tshering

Pema Tshering

Pema Tshering

Bhutanese Artist, Pema Tshering

ART on A Gallery's Fifth Annual Group Show Closing

ART on A Gallery's Fifth Annual Group Show

Closing Party, 6 - 8 PM on Thursday, December 28, 2017 

Featuring a plethora of International and Local NYC Artists. 

Established and emerging talent for you consideration.

With many original works starting as low as $50.00

Art on Avenue A 24 Avenue A NYC.

www.artonagallery.com/

Woman by Akito Nara

Photograph by Linda Troeller

The Beatles, George, Paul, John & Ringo by Justin Love

Seaton Hancock and Mom, Beatrice at the Opening Party

Santa Painting by Walter Steding

J.K. and Reiko

Raff bathing in Bubble splendor, photograph by Guy Furrow.

"Saint of Kolkata" by Jason Akerman

John Velardi 

"Punk in My Bunk" by Jozie Lovestar

"Liar #2" by Robert Butcher

Stephen Sanchez Wendigo Salesperson

and Eli Livingston (background)

Kembra Pfalher

Gallery Curator, Rik Rocket

THORN TREE PROJECT * ART & PHILANTHROPY

Join Clodagh and the Thorn Tree Project November 2, 2017

An evening of Fun, Art and Philanthropy, celebrating the beauty 

and benefits of Art. All proceeds go to the education of the
Students of the Thorn Tree Project. Bitings and Sundowner's

will be served.

The event at Clodagh Design Studio 6:30 - 9 PM
115 East 23rd street, 12th floor, NYC.
www.ThornTreeProject.org

New York and International artists and patrons, 
have graciously donated works.

Clothing Designer, Rebecca Minkoff and Clodagh at

last years event.

Jane Nueman of Thorn Tree Project.

 Camels give 8 times more milk than a cow, a 25 kilo bag of Unimix that will feed one child breakfast every day for a whole year, or maybe a desk, mosquito net or set of reading books. And this year you can choose a student to sponsor through high school at one fortieth of the cost in NY.

Volunteers are donating their time and energy for the event.

Items made by the tribes are on display and for sale.