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20 | July 11, 2019 | Malibu surfside news life & arts malibusurfsidenews.com Ashes of Hope auction nets $70K Malibu artists join in effort to benefit fire-related causes Lauren Coughlin, Editor Seven Malibu artists joined dozens of other creative individuals in putting their talents to good use by participating in the Ashes of Hope art auction in downtown Los Angeles. The June 30 gathering raised more than $70,000 to benefit the Wildfire Relief Fund and Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation, according to the organizers. Now, select pieces from the collection are open to the public for online bidding at one.bidpal.net/ashesof hope/browse/all. Ashes of Hope, founded by TBWA\Chiat\Day Los Angeles, was designed to create awareness and change through art. The Ashes of Hope team collected and preserved the ashes from the Camp and Woolsey fires, and gave them to more than 60 California-based artists — California Locos, Charles Artist Ned Evans, of Malibu, admires works at the Ashes for Hope art auction, held June 30 in downtown Los Angeles. Ross Martin/Ashes of Hope Baker, Rich Jacobs, James Jean are among those featured — for use in their respective works. Participating Malibu artists were: Ned Evans, Spencer Guilburt, Chuck Arnoldi, Maria Paredes, Eamon Harrington, Brandon Boyd and David Ashwell. Harrington’s canvas piece is a vivid, mixed media American flag, which the artist chose in order to symbolize strength and resilience. As of press time, the piece was among those still available through the online bidding process. “Luckily my home was spared in this fire (we burned down in 1993), but so many of my friends and neighbors have lost everything,” Harrington wrote in a statement regarding his participation in Ashes of Hope. “Creating a painting is the least I can do to help bring them relief.” The Ashes of Hope collection features sculptures, fine art, mixed media and more. Ashes of Hope is on Instagram at @ashesof hope_la. Gallery art walk offers eclectic sampling Barbara Burke Freelance Reporter Tommy Hollenstein showcases his artistic process during the Malibu art walk on June 29. The event involved art galleries in Malibu Country Mart, Malibu Village and Malibu Lumber Yard. Barbara Burke/Surfside news Throngs of locals and tourists enjoyed Malibu’s first gallery art walk on June 29. The event featured five galleries in Malibu Country Mart, Malibu Village and Malibu Lumber Yard. Many attendees began the evening at Tracy Park Gallery in the Country Mart, where 16 Malibu artists exhibited their works. “Leave it to Tracy Park, Malibu’s grand dame of the arts, to initiate the first annual Malibu art walk,” stated Eamon Harrington, of Red Ladder Gallery, which also participated in the event. “Tracy’s dedication to local artists goes back years. I first met her when she was working at Dawn and Bobby Walker’s gallery Tops, which remains to this day the coolest gallery I have ever seen.” At Tops, Harrington added, Park’s keen eye and deep understanding of the artistic process began to evolve. “Those qualities, coupled with her huge generosity of spirit, make her the quintessential curator,” Harrington said. “As soon as Tracy learned that she would be opening her newest gallery in the Country Mart, she was making plans to unite all of Malibu’s locally owned galleries in a night of artistic celebration. Tracy is a force of nature, and every artist in town owes her a big thank you.” Park’s gallery was aflutter with works of all genres. Please see art walk, 22 POINT DUME OCEAN VIEW POINT DUME PLANS 4 BEDROOMS PLUS GH PRIVATE BEACH KEY MALIBU PARK FIRE REBUILD Sold for full price $2,595,000 TERRY AND GWEN LUCOFF 310-924-1045 BRE#0112504
malibusurfsidenews.com life & Arts Malibu surfside news | July 11, 2019 | 21 Camp has an upbeat ending Drum circle caps Malibu Presbyterian’s Malibu Kids Camp * Save this Ad * The Glass is half Full! Staff Report The Rhythm Child Network visited Malibu Presbyterian Church June 28 to lead Malibu Kids Camp attendees and their family members in a fun, carefree activity. Norm Jones, founder of The Rhythm Child Network, led the drum circle and encouraged children to play with bongos, floor toms, and more. Malibu Kids Camp involved 200 children this summer, according to the church. Malibu Presbyterian Nursery School will be open from July 1-Aug. 9 for its summer camp, for ages The Rhythm Child Network owner Norm Jones (second from right) leads a drum circle with the assistance of Richard Fuotineer (far right) on June 28, the final day of Malibu Presbyterian Church’s Malibu Kids Camp. Photos by Suzy Demeter/Surfside News 2 years and 6 months up to 5 years old. Camp sessions run from 9 a.m.-1 p.m., and extended care is to be available until 3 p.m. Each week brings a new theme. For more information on the MPNS summer camp, email preschool@malibu pres.org Use R.J. Paul Construction at 818-404-4091 Violet Monti tries her hand at drumming during the June 28 camp activity. Veronica Lopez and her 9-month-old, Oliver Campos, drum. Campers and their family members enjoy pizza on the final day of Malibu Kids Camp. MALIBU’S LEASING SPECIALIST A COMPLETE RENTAL AND LEASING DEPARTMENT Isabel Miller CalDRE 00824077 310.456.RENT Isabel@MalibuLeasing.com www.IsabelMiller.com PR Pritchett-Rapf Realtors It’s different here.
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