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AFTER THE FIRE Opening Reception Saturday, November 4th 4-7pm

Posted on | October 21, 2017 | Comments Off on AFTER THE FIRE Opening Reception Saturday, November 4th 4-7pm

Destruction by Penny Wolin, ©2017, Photograph, Tubbs Fire, Santa Rosa

AFTER THE FIRE

OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, November 4th 4-7pm // EXHIBITION DATES: November 4th – November 25th, 2017 EXTENDED ONE WEEK until December 2nd, 2017

Please join us on November 4 for a public gathering of art lovers, in celebration of the end of the recent horrific blazes, and the rebuilding of normalcy in our beautiful Sonoma County community. The gallery will be partially rehung with several mini shows including a Pop Up of poignant after-the-fire imagery by photographer Penny Wolin. We will also show a selection of favorite Dia de los Muertos material as well as art by selected immigrant populations and artists from other parts of the world.

Calabi Gallery will be donating 10% of all sales for the duration of this show to the Sonoma County UndocuFund providing direct funding and assistance to undocumented victims of the Northern California fires. *

Opening Reception Saturday, November 4th from 4-7pm at Calabi Gallery 456 Tenth Street in Santa Rosa. The exhibition will run from November 4th– November 25th, 2017.

* Our hearts are with all those in our community who been affected and suffered losses from the devastating firestorm. Of the available Northern California fire relief funds that we are aware of, we feel that UndocuFund is helping the people who are most at risk and most in need, who have no other support system available. The undocumented immigrants living and working in Sonoma County do not qualify for assistance from FEMA, and their lack of immigration status, limited English proficiency, and fear of immigration enforcement also greatly impedes their access to disaster-relief services, even when they are eligible. By providing direct funding and assistance, UndocuFund will ensure that undocumented immigrants and their families in Sonoma County impeded by the fires will have the support and resources they need to recover and rebuild.

We will get through this together. We Are Sonoma County Strong.

 Las Memorias by Emmanuel Catarino Montoya, 2010 // Le Malade by Lionel St. Eloi, Circa 1980

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