2017 Holiday Benefit and Auction

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Saturday, December 16th, 2017 | 5PM to 8PM

Join us to celebrate a great year and raise funds for more exciting programs in 2018! 

 

The Sylvia Wald & Po Kim Foundation
and the Donghwa Cultural Foundation

invite you to join friends and patrons for our

Holiday Fundraiser Cocktail Party!

When
Saturday, December 16th, 2017
5pm to 8pm

Where
The Sylvia Wald & Po Kim Foundation
417 Lafayette Street, NYC
7th Floor Gallery

Tickets
$75
Available on Eventbrite

Online Art Auction
December 12th – 19th
Preview and bid online

Featuring works by: Joe Zucker, Richard Artschwager, Sylvia Mangold, Don Nice, Chun Mae Park, Kyung Youl Yoon, Stefan Hagen,
Maria Fragoudaki, Charlie Masson, Dan Ha Choi, Kye Yeon Son, Myungjoo Lee, and more.

Celebrate the Holiday Season mingling with artists and collectors in our 7th floor gallery. Enjoy drinks and hors d’oeuvres while taking advantage of our online auction to acquire works of art and jewelry generously donated by local and international artists and supporters.

All proceeds from the fundraiser and auction will support the arts and cultural programs and exhibitions of The Sylvia Wald & Po Kim Foundation and the Donghwa Cultural Foundation. Help us support the international artistic community and continue to provide free access to our programs and exhibitions in 2018!

TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE!

About The Sylvia Wald & Po Kim Foundation
 

The Sylvia Wald & Po Kim Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts foundation promoting East-West cultural exchange through the arts. In addition to perpetuating and preserving its founders’ unique legacies and collections, the foundation supports the contemporary artistic community through exhibitions of international artists, with a primary focus on Asia and Korea.

The foundation’s programs incorporate three floors of temporary and permanent exhibition space – the 4th floor gallery and two upper floors with the founders’ studio-lofts and rooftop garden. By working together with international artists and institutions, the organization provides a catalyst for deeper intercultural dialogue between the diverse community of New York and the artistic communities of the world.

The foundation’s efforts to maintain and expand its exhibitions and special events would not be possible without your help. All our exhibitions and special events are presented free to the public because of the generosity of donors like yourself.

More information online.

About the Donghwa Cultural Foundation

Donghwa Cultural Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a primary focus on educating and promoting Korean and East Asian culture within American society and among American youth. Through a collaborative exchange of Eastern and Western cultures, the foundation aspires to raise deeper awareness and understanding of the diverse cultural makeup of our modern day society.

Providing educational programs on traditional Korean/Asian music, arts, dance, and food, Donghwa’s fundamental mission is to create a better understanding and appreciation for the intrinsic values, traditions and practices of East Asian cultures. All classes, programs, and events organized by the foundation implement a hands-on approach to learning, which offers an authentic first-hand experience of these millennia-old cultural principles.

More information online.

Here is a preview of some of the works coming to our online auction:

Joe Zucker, The Relocation Of Property By Natural Forces
Richard Artschwager, Untitled, from the Rubber Stamp Portfolio Untitled from the Rubber Stamp Portfolio 1976
Kye Yeon Son, Meaning and Muse 2010-11
Chun Mae Park, A House Story-New Town 2
Charlie Masson, Into the Night (VII)
Charlie Masson, Into the Night (VIII)
Chun Mae Park, A House Story - New Town 1
Sylvia Plimack Mangold Six Inches Four Ways
Don Nice, Bear with Predella
Maria Fragoudaki
Dan Hoi Choi, J3
Kye Yeon Son, Innate Gesture 2015-1
Kye Yeon Son, Innate Gesture 2015-15
Myungjoo Lee, Leaf 1, 2, silver, keumboo
Myungjoo Lee, Movement

These and more works will be available for online preview
starting Friday, December 8th, 2017.

Can’t make it to the fundraiser?
You can also donate through Eventbrite.