The MOLAA (Museum of Latin American Art) artisan fair and fundraiser held this past Sunday April 22, 2012 at the Long Beach residence of Susan Taylor was a big success. In addition to each artist contributing a percentage of their sales to MOLAA, quite a bit was generated from the the sale of raffle tickets for original paintings and giclees. The funds, which had previously been provided but subsequently cut from the public school budgets, will be used to expose students to museum exhibits and workshops. For every $25 donated, three students will get to be exposed to MOLAA. Good work and thank you my friend Linda Varela Oldenburg for all your hard work as the chairperson of the MOLAA docent guild and the organizer for this event.
Beth Marx wearing her original earrings, necklace and nuno felted shawl. |
Beth peeking out from behind her table filled with nuno felted goods, hand made jewelry and art cards featuring her original photography. |
Linda Varela Oldenburg - Chairperson of the MOLAA docent guild |
Setting up the event in the backyard |
Thank you my friend Denise for making a purchase from me. |
It was a joy to listen to the Rodriguez family performing Bolivian folk music. |
Black and white nuno felted mobius scarf modeled by Angela |
Stephanie modeling a hand dyed nuno felted scarf |
Dr. D. modeling a hand dyed nuno felted scarf |
Awesome nuno felted mobius scarf beautifully worn by Angela |
Dr. D. modeling a fun red and white nuno felted mobius scarf |
Stephanie styling a nuno felted shawl. For more information on nuno felting, click HERE. |
Hand made beachy necklace with sea horse on old coin with beach glass and starfish. |
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