To get right to the auction and bidding, you can go directly here. I would hope, however, that you might take a moment first to learn something about the fate of almost 300 Nigerian school girls who were abducted on their way to school. There are several sites with information, but I have found this one to be most reliable and current:
http://girlrising.com/nigeria-action/
I would also like to thank each of the artists who has donated artwork to the auction. They are all truly talented men and women, and their generosity is amazing. We have all come together to focus attention on the importance of education of our world's children, especially the education of young women in countries where it is considered "unnecessary." You can visit the blogs of each of the artists and get more details about their projects available at the auction.
Jessica Sporn http://
Linda Kittmer http://
Ronda Palazzari http://
Marjie Kemper http://www.marjiekemper.com
Judy Shea http://
Glenda Hoagland http://
Astrid Maclean http://
Lisa Pace http://lisapace.com
Jackie Neal http://
Claudine Criner http://
France Papillon http://www.france-papillon.com
Kristin Van Valkenburgh http://
Marcia Beckett http://
Ruth Levy http://lerusho.wordpress.com/
Sally Lynn MacDonald http://
Renee Zarate http://
Natasha May http://
Carmen Whitehead http://
Seth Apter http://
Marybeth Shaw http://mbshaw.blogspot.com/
Amy Ingardia-Walker http://
Kelly Warren http://
Julie Bernier http://
Adrienne Hoban http://www.allure-decor.com/
Krista van Tol http://
Cheryl Grigsby http://
Jill Meyer www.jillmeyer.com
Lisa Flaherty http://
Kerry C. Mitchell http://kerrycmitchell.com
Lizabeth Harrington http://
Here is my artwork donated to the auction. You can find the creative details on another blog post here.
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Thank you for being here today and, especially for continuing on to the auction and making a purchase...and making a difference!
Cheers!
Great art, great cause. Hope you sell for a million
ReplyDeleteWonderful piece and I hope the auction raises a ton of cash.
ReplyDeleteAwesome piece for the auction Kay, I hope we make loads of money through the next few days. This is for a great cause.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant piece of art ! I hope you raise lots of money for such a worthwhile cause xx
ReplyDeleteLove it! Great cause Kay!
ReplyDeleteWonderful piece of art, Kay! I appreciate your thoughtful comments. I am proud to be with you in support of the right for girls to be educated.
ReplyDeleteKay, What a wonderful post so inspiring and full of emotion! Your piece you created for the auction is great!! I love Brick Red and Red Brick! I am also proud to be amongst a wonderful group of artists in this cause! ")
ReplyDeleteLove your piece, Kay! So glad to be part of this with you.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sad I missed the whole thing - but have just hopped over and seen the amazing total raised. Congratulations to all of you for being involved in such a great project to raise money and awareness of this terrible event.
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
Hi Kay, I see the auction was a great success and you did good. Happy dancing and big hugs for you
ReplyDeleteIn late for that too sorry, although I've seen it already on Renee's blog a bit before... So happy to see your name among the list, and with this so lovely make from you for ever!!! Well done!! The buyer will look at it with delight and appreciate it much, I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteI would have been very happy to participate also to this generous action, but so few time for that in this moment yet... And I already give some of my works sometimes for a similar French action via a blog called 'Give Your Scrap'...Have a great week-end Kay. Mwah!
Love this one. Red and white so dramatic. Love that wall... so clever to stand her on a crayon. Fabulous. I love to see how much fun you are having.
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