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BIDDING STILL OPEN: Charity auction for Missing Children SA
Group, 23 - 30 October 2009
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Gerda Genis
Gerda Genis, 2009
Archival digital inks on Hahnemeuhle canvas, 1380 x 1000 mm
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Boss Models and Artist Management and Bell-Roberts Gallery invite you to an exhibition and silent aution of photographic works by some of South Africa's most talented fashion photographers.
Alexa Singer| Antonia Steyn| Anthony Friend|Bevan Davis| Byron L. Keulemans| Candy Kennedy| Charl Marais| Damon Fourie| Fanie Nel|Gerda Genis| Helena Rautenbach|Inge Prins| Igor Polzenhagen| Justin Polkey| Jacques Weyers| Jonathan Taylor| Johan Wilke| Milan Cronje| Marguerite Oelofse| Natasha Fourie| Romi Stern| Ross Garrett| Sam Norval
ALL WORKS ARE 1/1 AND SIGNED BY THE ARTIST OR ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY.
The gallery is open Monday to Friday 9 to 5, and Sat 24 Oct from 10 to 1.
Works will be sold by silent auction and the proceeds donated to "Missing Children SA charity"
missingchildren.co.za
Company Overview:
Missing Children SA (Registered with Department of Social Development NPO 067-095) is a project undertaken by concerned and compassionate South Africans aimed at assisting those most vulnerable in our society, our children if they need help. Missing Children SA was launched on Friday 9 March 2007 during a Pinkday Memorial we organised for Sheldean Human at the gates of Parliament. The very same day a girl from Michells Plain, Stacie Wiese, disappeared and her body found 2 days later.
Mission:
It is a known fact that the first 24 hours are crucial when a child disappears. We have looked at various systems all over the world and have based our program on the American Amber Alert system. When a child goes missing we engage with radio stations, newspapers, websites and others to get the information available to the general public. We also will print flyers and share it with our volunteers to assist. With this information being released while the trail is still hot, the chances of success are much greater and that is where our volunteers come in.
Bell-Roberts GALLERY
Fairweather House, 176 Sir Lowry Road, Woodstock, Cape Town, 7925
Phone: +27 (0)21 465 9108
Fax: +27 (0)21 423 3135
E-mail: info@bell-roberts.com
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