The 2017 “ENDANGERED” Art & Photography Exhibition announces its Opening Reception on Wednesday, December 6th and continuing through December 9th.  This exhibit will feature work by leading contemporary artists and photographers focusing on the beauty of endangered species and the threats they face. It all takes place at Dade Heritage Trust  in Miami, with plenty of parking nearby.  The Rickie Report shares the details and sneak peeks of this premiere art event.  Make your reservations now!

Fine Art & Photography Exhibition 2017

Join us!

Wednesday, 6th – Saturday, 9th December

2 – 9 pm

For a unique exhibition focusing on all that is

ENDANGERED in the world

Have fun and help a wonderful sanctuary!

Harry. Acrylic painting by Lise Yust. All Rights Reserved.

Meet Harry!

Harry is one of the orangutans given lifetime care at the Center for Great Apes, Wauchula, Florida. The Center is home to 47 orangutans and chimpanzees who have been rescued or retired from the entertainment industry, from research, or from the exotic pet trade.
It costs more than $20,000 to care for each ape for a year. All the artists generously donate 30% of the sales price of their wonderful work which goes directly to the Center.

Please join us, enjoy the wonderful art, have fun at one of receptions and presentations and know that you are helping a wonderful sanctuary here in Florida.  The Center for Great Apes is a 501(c)(3) accredited organization providing a permanent sanctuary for orangutans and chimpanzees  www.CenterForGreatApes.org.

Exhibition runs from
Wednesday, 6th – Saturday, 9th December
Hours 2 – 9pm

Dade Heritage Trust
190 SE 12 Terrace
Miami, FL 33131

Plenty of parking opposite and in multistory car parks in the area.

Questions? Lindsey@Art4Apes.com

Robin Hood’s Major Oak. Photograph by Phoenix. All Rights Reserved.

Opening Reception
Wednesday, December 6th from 6.00pm

Cocktails and canapés
Meet the Missing Link! Dudali by Béju!
Evolution strongly suggests a direct connection between men and apes. This two-Dudali installation shows Human Dudali searching for the sacrosanct “Missing Link” which Orangutan Dudali casually holds in his hand.

The Missing Link Dudali. PVC, Stainless Steel.  Dudali by Béju. All Rights Reserved.

Creative Laws Seminar
Thursday, December 7th from 6.00pm

Happy Hour cocktails from 6.00pm followed by a fascinating and enlightening seminar “Legal Considerations for Artists and Galleries” at 7pm by Duane Morris attorneys Karen Kline, Greg Lefkowitz and Julian Jackson-Fannin.
• What are your rights as artists?
• What are the responsibilities of gallery owners?
• How can artists best protect their creative works?
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to protect yourself legally.

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Queen of the Jungle. Photograph by Joseph Anthony. All Rights Reserved.

A Walk on the Wildside with Ron Magill
Saturday, December 9th from 6.00pm

Cocktails and Canapés from 6.00pm. At 6:30 pm Ron Magill, Wildlife expert, TV personality, Zoo Communications & Media Relations Director Zoo Miami and Nikon Ambassador USA will be talking about his experiences and showing his images of Africa.

Grateful thanks to our sponsors

Fine Art & Photography Exhibition 2017

Don’t miss it!

Wednesday, 6th – Saturday, 9th December, 2 – 9 pm

for a unique exhibition focusing on all that is
ENDANGERED in the world.

Exhibition runs from
Wednesday, 6th – Saturday, 9th December
Hours 2 – 9pm

Dade Heritage Trust
190 SE 12 Terrace
Miami, FL 33131

Plenty of parking opposite and in multistory car parks in the area.

Questions? Lindsey@Art4Apes.com

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