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Ed Ruscha

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106

Ed Ruscha

May, 2008

Cover:

Ed Ruscha, Boss, 1961, oil on canvas, 71 1/8 x 67 1/8". Photograph courtesy Edward Ruscha Studio, Venice, California.

Paradise Lost and Found

Dec 10, 2007


 About Paradise Lost and Found

•    who
Celestial bodies, Quixotic idealists…and 500 other beautiful dreamers and Arcadian denizens. Everyone is invited to come dressed as the heavenly creatures they know they are — this is a sophisticated crowd who know how to have fun! (Alternately, you can be snaky or devilish. There was that apple, after all.) The room is literally bursting at the seams with Winnipeg’s fresh, young, creative set from artists and designers to lawyers, entrepreneurs and scene-savvy hipsters: people with an eye for great art, fine food and wine and a fantastic party.

•    what
An evening of celebration and nirvana with dinner, dancing and lots of other utopian dreaminess. Pick up artwork by locally-based, internationally-renowned artists at the gala art auction for the rock-bottom price of $350 per piece (some with current market value in the thousands).

•    when
February 29, 2008
    7:00 pm – 10:00 pm: viewing, partying and a walk on the wild side
    8:00 pm – 10:00 pm: a divine dinner will be served
    10:00 pm: art auction begins
    11:00 – late: more partying and dancing

•    where
Hotel Fort Garry - 7th Floor Ballrooms

•    why
"Paradise Lost and Found" is Border Crossings’ biennial fundraising gala.

•    how much
Gala Tickets $75 each

•    why you should be there
There are legends in the West, and the Border Crossings biennial fundraising party is one of them. It is truly a seventh heaven — an exciting and much-anticipated event in the local community and one of the city’s best parties. Who wouldn’t want to be there?

 

SEE IMAGES OF THE 2006 GALA, BEASTLY: ANIMALS IN ART

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