Support St. Jude Children's Research Hospital through an Art Auction Featuring Daniel Kinkade Fine Art
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Born out of the need for a liaison between artist and collector, Daniel Kinkade Fine Art provides professional and legendary art consultation services for interior designers, architects, facility managers and private collectors on an international scale. Their offerings include fine art, prints, limited editions, commissioned works, corporate signage, sculpture and custom designer framing. All of their advisors hold degrees in interior design and art history. They have been in business for over a decade and collaborate on projects worldwide with a network of hundreds of global artists.
Daniel and his team do amazing work and we couldn't be more proud to have them as our presenting sponsor of this year's Gallery Walk! Learn more about the 7th Annual RNDD Fall Gallery Walk, Presented by Daniel Kinkade Fine Art, on September 9th here.
Photo by Mike Sansone
Art for a Cause
For this year's Gallery Walk, our philanthropic partner is St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, which is leading the way the world understands, treats and defeats childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. We are proud to be supporting this organization through this year's gallery walk. A portion of all ticket sales will go towards their mission and we are hosting a special auction during the After Party on opening night, September 9th, featuring many of Daniel Kinkade's artists. 100% of the proceeds from the auction will go to St. Jude's
Get your tickets to the After Party here
There will be 13 artists in total who are donating pieces to our auction. Five of those artists are represented by Daniel Kinkade Fine Art. Meet the artists and see some of their work below.
See something you like? Get your tickets now for the RNDD Fall Gallery Walk After Party and you could bid on one of their pieces!
Michael Boroniec
Michael Boroniec is a sculptor and designer. Best known for his unique Spatial Spiral ceramics, these forms began with a single spiral and have evolved into a series of vessels that vary in form, degree of expansion, and number of coils. Each piece is wheel thrown then deconstructed. This process reveals aspects of the vessel that most rarely encounter. Within the walls, maker's marks become evident and contribute to the texture. The resultant ribbon effect, reminiscent of a wheel trimming, lends fragility, elegance, and motion to a medium generally perceived as hard and heavy. This emphasizes a resistance of gravity, allowing negative space to unravel and become part of the form. The result is a body of sculptural objects resembling and born of functional vessels.
Sculpture by Michael Boroniec
Josephine Cardin
Josephine Cardin is a fine-art and portraiture photographer who was born in the Dominican Republic. Cardin's work has been published in Hi-Fructose, InPrint, Digital Camera, Photo+, BLUR, Elegant, Adore Chroma, The Spoiler's Hand, Lucy's, beau BU, F-Stop, Dark Beauty, and Dance Magazines; Playbill, and the book "Meet the Dancers." She has exhibited with the Menier Gallery in London, Art Meet Gallery in Milan, Spectrum Gallery in Rochester, NY, The Professional Woman Photographers, and The Boca Raton Museum of Art Juried Exhibition. She received a first-place award by the Prix de La Photographie; two honorable mentions from the International Photography Awards; has received honorable mentions for the 2014 and 2015 Julia Margaret Cameron Awards; was selected as a finalist for the Photographer's Forum Magazine's The Best of Photography 2014; and was also a finalist for the Photo Nola/International House Mary Magdalene Exhibit in New Orleans 2013. She has done work for the Boston Ballet, Rochester City Ballet, Arts Ballet Theater, and The Broward Center for the Performing Arts; as well as work for corporate clients. Cardin has created numerous pieces for book covers, album art, and collections for several hotels and cruise lines.
Photography by Josephine Cardin
Dana De Ano
Dana De Ano is a Chicago-based artist who creates mixed-media drawings on paper, often referred to as twoand-a-half dimensional. She works with collected reclaimed materials, marrying them with more traditional graphite and paint. Additionally, mark-making is created through burning and sewing, to form a textured landscape. De Ano's work depicts the natural tension of life: light and dark, stress and rest, chaos and quiet.
Artwork by Dana De Ano
Connie Noyes
Connie Noyes, a multidisciplinary artist, received an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a masters in psychology and art therapy from Notre Dame de Namur University. Noyes, who has had many notable solo exhibitions and residencies in the U.S., has also gained international recognition and participated in the TransArt summer program in Berlin, Germany; attended residencies at Arteles, Finland, ChaNorth, New York; the Emaar International Art Symposium, Dubai, UAE; Thupelo International Workshop, Cape Town, South Africa; and was a selected artist for Art Abu Dhabi, representing Salwa Zeidan Gallery in the UAE. Noyes' work is in the collections of The Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago; The Ekstrom Library of Photographic Archives Special Collections in Louisville, Kentucky; and the Greenville County Museum in South Carolina. She lives and works in Chicago.
Artwork by Connie Noyes
Diane Schroeder
Diane Schroeder majored in art with a focus in interior design at the University of Nebraska. After graduating with a BFA, Diane chose a career in the design field, but she never abandoned her love for her art. Her pieces abstractly suggest landscape shapes and textures and the translucencies and reflections of atmospheric colors. With the exploration of contrast and contradiction, Diane introduced collage as an exciting additional dimension to her work and she continues to define and refine detail and strength. Her subject matter, while abstractly suggesting landscape shapes and textures and the translucencies and reflections of atmospheric colors, presents the sensation of emotion, the power of intuition and the confidence of logic. Diane is represented in Grand Rapids, Michigan, by Lafontsee Gallery and works with art consultants and interior designers for art placement and commissions. Diane shows in juried competitions each year including, local, national, and international venues and her work can also be found in the collections of major corporations and private residences.
Artwork by Diane Schroeder
Learn more about Daniel Kinkade Fine Art and the incredible artists he represents here: danielkinkade.com
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