Anne and her paintings were featured in two mentions of Art With Heart in the Charlotte press today -- an article in Creative Loafing's Feb 1 issue, and an interview with WCNC's Larry Sprinkle for his "Larry's Look" segment.
WCNC's Larry Sprinkle, Karen Parker Thompson of United Family Services, and Anne Neilson on "Larry's Look"
Studio Open House
Please join us Friday, February 10, 6-8 pm
118 E Kingston Avenue, Suite #27
See the New Space & Shop for Your Valentine
In continuation of our mission, a portion of any art sales
will be donated to a local charitable organization.
or visit by appointment: 704.652.1906 / email
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November 10-11, 2011 | 220 East Boulevard, Charlotte
Reception: Thursday, November 10, 6:30-9:30pm
Join us for live music and an amazing array of fine food and wine from our generous sponsors. 50% of art sales will benefit Presbyterian Hospice & Palliative Care.
Gallery also open Friday, November 11, 10am - 5pm
Contact: Lorri Bland, 704-384-9488
Special Thanks to our Sponsors!
Catering Generously Provided By:
Other Support Provided By:
About Presbyterian Hospice & Palliative Care:
When the Presbyterian Hospice & Palliative Care team walks through each patient’s front door, the goal is to provide that “home care” environment of compassion and comfort for patients wherever they reside - in their family home, a long-term care facility, at the hospital or on the Harris Hospice Unit at Presbyterian Hospital.
With a shift from curative to comfort care, Presbyterian Hospice & Palliative Care provides physical, emotional and spiritual care for patients at end of life and emotional and spiritual support for their families.
Presbyterian Hospice & Palliative Care provides hope, comfort and care to more than 5,000 families each year. Your support of Strokes of Compassion will help fund Presbyterian Hospice & Palliative Care’s planned expansion of the Harris Hospice Unit, a short-stay transitional unit – a home away from home – located at Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte.
We invite you to Open a Door to Renewed Hope for the many families facing the end of life journey with a loved one. www.presbyterian.org/hospice 704-384-6478
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Please make plans to join us for Strokes of Compassion, an art show featuring Anne Neilson and Robert Langford, benefiting Presbyterian Hospice & Palliative Care. Stay tuned for additional details!
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2nd Annual Carolina Art Soiree, May 5, 2011
On May 5, 5:30-9:30pm, 30+ regional artists will exhibit art to benefit the GBS/CIDP Foundation International. Last year's event was a huge success -- a fantastic party and over $24,000 worth of art sold to support GBS/CIDP research, education and advocacy. This year -- more artists, food, drink and fun! I am pleased to be participating again.
Carolina Art Soiree Website | Participating Artists | Sponsors | About GBS/CIDP
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Art Charlotte will present Neilson and Langford’s work at Red Dot Art Fair, which creates a venue for art galleries seeking to present work of lasting value and beyond current trends. Art Charlotte will be among the approximately 50 international modern and contemporary art galleries that will feature painting, photography, sculpture and works on paper.
Neilson is recognized for her inspiring, ethereal Angel paintings which are stunning representations of her artistic flair for color and light. In addition to her popular Angel Series, Her repertoire includes dramatic landscapes featuring scenes from her travels. Neilson lives in Charlotte, NC with her husband and their four children and her work hangs in both public and private collections internationally.
Neilson, who is a longtime supporter of both Lift Up Foundation and Allegro Foundation states, “I thank Robert for joining me in my efforts to help others by donating a portion of our sales to these outstanding organizations. ”
Lift Up Foundation was launched by the parents of Ellie Shoal Potvin, who was only 6 years old when diagnosed with stage 4 Rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare form of pediatric cancer. While battling cancer, Ellie embarked on her dream to become a professional artist under Neilson’s tutelage. On June 23, 2010, Ellie lost her battle against cancer, but not before being honored at her first art gallery opening in February 2010 at Studio 21 in Charlotte. Five of Ellie's original works were made into limited edition fine art prints and have sold all around the world with 100% of proceeds benefitting the Lift Up Foundation. Sales from two of Ellie's works, “Blue Moon” and “Pinky Power,” at the Red Dot Art Fair will also benefit the foundation.
Neilson’s involvement with The Allegro Foundation dates back to 2009 when she donated three original works in support the foundation’s mission to His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco, Ambassador of Monaco Gilles Noghès and Mr. Lorenzo Ravano, Counselor at the Embassy of Monaco. She has also worked with The Allegro Foundation to co-host two highly successful exhibitions of her Angel Series in Charlotte, NC.
For more information, visit www.anneneilsonfineart.com or follow us on Facebook and Twitter at @anneneilson.
For Media wishing to attend the Red Dot Art Fair Opening Reception, images of the artists or their work, or interview requests please contact Gwen Poth at gwen@thepothgroup.com.
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