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20 local artists have banded together to raise money for local animal charity, TEARS, by transforming old and unwanted paintings found in thrift stores with their own unique style.

 

Noordhoek, South Africa (29 June 2023) – In a heartfelt endeavour to support animal welfare, Noordhoek Art Point is proud to present the RePAWposed: A TEARS fundraiser art auction, where over 20 talented local artists are transforming old and unwanted paintings discovered in secondhand stores. Adding their unique touch and style to these thrifted pieces, each artist is giving these forgotten artworks a new lease of life.

Starting from July 1st, the gallery will showcase this exceptional collection of art, allowing visitors to witness the remarkable metamorphosis that has taken place. Each artist has breathed new creativity and purpose into these previously discarded canvases, resulting in an array of captivating and one-of-a-kind masterpieces.

The highlight of this inspiring event will be the auction, scheduled for July 8th. With great anticipation, the hope is to raise significant funds that will be donated to TEARS, one of the country’s leading animal welfare organisations. Their unwavering commitment to rescuing and caring for animals in need makes them a worthy recipient of the collective support.

The TEARS Fundraiser Art Auction is not just an opportunity to acquire unique artworks, but also a chance to make a meaningful difference in the lives of animals. By participating in this auction, art enthusiasts and animal lovers alike can come together to contribute to a cause that resonates deeply with compassion and empathy.

Each piece on display represents the fusion of artistic talent and philanthropy, showcasing the power of creativity in creating positive change. From landscapes reborn with vibrant hues to portraits given a new life with imaginative twists, these artworks tell stories of transformation, hope, and the boundless possibilities of art.

You’re invited!

“We invite you to join us at Noordhoek Art Point and experience the magic of the TEARS Fundraiser Art Auction. Be captivated by the reimagined beauty of these rescued paintings and immerse yourself in the collective spirit of art and compassion.”

Save the date: 8 July, 17:00, for an evening filled with artistic inspiration and philanthropic generosity. Together, let us make a significant impact in the lives of animals in need, supporting TEARS in their essential work.

Mark your calendars, spread the word, and let us embark on this remarkable journey of art and compassion, where old paintings find new purpose and animals find love and care.

Let’s make a difference through the power of art!

For more information, please contact Aimee Kruger at info@noordhoekartpoint.co.za


Sources: Press Release 
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