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The birth of my new baby...Visual Graffiti
A monthly show is born...Visual Graffiti @ Landlord Jim's
the 2nd Thursday of every month
My two FRESHEST shows receive Platinum Awards
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Jeans for Justice
Consciously Social Events presents the first annual
2006 Jeans For Justice Fashion Show and Auction benefiting the San
Diego Center for Children in an effort to unite the San Diego
community in a stylish, high-energy benefit honoring Sexual Assault
Awareness Month.
Jeans for Justice took place April 27,2006 at Stingaree in the
downtown San Diego Gaslamp District. Artists and designers from around
San Diego and Los Angeles were given a pair of Chip and Pepper jeans
in the weeks preceding the show to innovate and produce a unique piece
of wearable art. These one-of-a-kind creations were modeled in a
high-energy runway show the night of the event. Selected pairs of the
jeans were auctioned live on stage after the show, and the rest will
be modeled during the remainder of the night in an interactive silent
auction.
Participating designers and artists included Ginger Che, Andy Howell,
Laura Gambucci, Ginga Placek, Carla Manuel of Kites
Design, Patricia Frischer of San Diego Visual Arts Network, Jamie Roxx,
Carly Strass from Seven for all Mankind, Fortune Industries, and
Maxine Orange.
This memorable night also included a VIP party for sponsors, media,
and community partners starting at 6:30 p.m. After the visually
stimulating runway show, hosted by KUSI's Leonard Simpson & Aimee
Fuller, guests were invited to Stingaree's rooftop deck to view a
screening from the San Diego Women's Film Festival and shop among the
collections of participating designers and artists.
The mission of the San Diego Center for Children's Clark Adolescent
Program is to promote the well-being of children, youth, families, and
communities by providing an array of effective mental health,
educational and social services. Through the Clark Center, at-risk
youth and their families find a safe and therapeutic environment to
escape from violent home situations and deal with the emotional
affects of both sexual and physical abuse.
Please visit the website at
http://www.centerforchildren.org for more information on this
amazing organization
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