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Mick Jagger is SOLD!

Mick Jagger is SOLD!

Unforgettable Night of Art and Music: Michael Israel’s Show Steals the Spotlight

Under the starlit sky, an unforgettable evening unfolded, seamlessly blending artistry, entertainment, and philanthropy. Hosted by football legend Mark May and expertly produced by Bob Escher of the Oneonta Boys and Girls Club, this event left an indelible mark on all who were fortunate enough to be there.

The stage was set, and the night was electric. It was an affair where the magic of live art collided with the rhythms of music, creating an atmosphere of sheer excitement and creativity.

Michael’s Masterpiece: The Mick Jagger Portrait

The show kicked off with a bang as Michael Israel unveiled his extraordinary Mick Jagger portrait. It wasn’t just art on display; it was an experience. The audience was spellbound as Michael’s brush strokes also brought a rose and Muhammad Ali to life on canvas. The result? A masterpiece that not only captured the essence of the legendary boxer but also commanded high bids.

But here’s where it gets even more thrilling – Michael’s Mick Jagger portrait was not just the top seller; it sold not once, but twice! The demand was so overwhelming that Michael committed to painting another version in his studio to be shipped to the fortunate buyer. It was a moment that showcased not only Michael’s immense talent but also his generous spirit.

Art with a Heart: Muhammad Ali Finds a New Home

Art took center stage, but the night was about more than just auctions and sales. It was about giving back. Michael’s rendition of Muhammad Ali, another captivating masterpiece, found a new home through donation. This stunning piece was generously given to the Boys and Girls Club, where it will continue to inspire and uplift.

Music and Memories: KC and the Sunshine Band with Special Guest Lauren Alaina

After the art extravaganza, the night took an exhilarating turn with the musical stylings of KC and the Sunshine Band, accompanied by the immensely talented Lauren Alaina. The iconic disco hits like “Get Down Tonight” and “That’s the Way (I Like It)” transported the audience back to the groovy 70s. The rhythm was infectious, and the energy was electric as the crowd danced and sang along.

Lauren Alaina, the country music sensation, added her own magic to the night with her powerful voice and heartfelt lyrics. Hits like “Road Less Traveled” and “Doin’ Fine” resonated with the audience, showcasing her incredible talent and stage presence.

A Night to Remember

In the heart of the 6th Ward Booster Club Field, this event was more than just a gathering; it was a celebration of art, music, and the spirit of giving. The music was pulsating, the art was inspiring, and memories were made that will be cherished for years to come.

As the night came to a close, it left everyone with a sense of fulfillment. It was a reminder that when art and music come together for a noble cause, the result is not only extraordinary but also deeply meaningful. Michael Israel’s artistry, combined with the music of KC and the Sunshine Band and Lauren Alaina, created a symphony of creativity and compassion that will resonate long after the applause fades.

It was a night to remember, hosted by the legendary Mark May and expertly produced by Bob Escher of the Oneonta Boys and Girls Club, and it left an indelible mark on all who were fortunate enough to be part of it.

The Story of the Artist and the White Rock Pier… It is SOLD!

The Story of the Artist and the White Rock Pier… It is SOLD!

Once upon a time, in the picturesque town of White Rock, British Columbia, a renowned artist named Michel Israel felt a deep connection to the community and its iconic symbol, the White Rock Pier. This remarkable artist, known for his passion for giving back, embarked on a special project that would not only celebrate the pier’s beauty but also benefit a cause close to his heart—the Peace Arch Hospital Foundation.

The White Rock Pier, often regarded as the longest pier in its vicinity, held a special place in the hearts of locals and visitors alike. Stretching an impressive 470 meters, it was a beloved destination that captured the essence of coastal charm. From sunrise strolls to breathtaking sunsets, the pier had witnessed countless moments of joy, laughter, and reflection.

However, on that fateful day of December 20, 2018, a powerful windstorm wreaked havoc on the beloved pier. The community stood in shock as they witnessed the devastating damage inflicted upon this cherished landmark. It was a moment of great sadness and loss.

In the midst of this collective sorrow, Michel Israel found inspiration. He envisioned a way to honor the White Rock Pier’s resilience and to contribute to the healing process of the community. With his artistic talent and unwavering dedication, he set out to create a masterpiece that would capture the essence of the pier’s magnificence.

With every brushstroke and color choice, Michel poured his heart and soul into the painting. He wanted to capture the nostalgia, the beauty, and the indomitable spirit of the White Rock Pier. Through his artistry, he hoped to bring solace and remind the community of the pier’s enduring legacy.

But Michel’s vision went beyond the mere creation of a painting. He wanted his art to make a tangible difference in the lives of those in need. That’s why he decided to dedicate the proceeds from the sale of the painting to the Peace Arch Hospital Foundation—a vital organization that provides essential healthcare services to the community.

As news of Michel’s endeavor spread, the community rallied behind his cause. Residents, business owners, and art enthusiasts all eagerly awaited the unveiling of the painting. It became a symbol of hope, resilience, and unity in the face of adversity.

Finally, the day arrived. Amid a buzz of anticipation, Michel Israel’s masterpiece was revealed at the Peace Arch Hosptial Foundation Gala. The painting radiated with vibrant colors, capturing the pier’s majestic presence against a backdrop of a breathtaking sunset. Every brushstroke seemed to emanate the love and dedication poured into its creation.

Michel’s painting became a memorable event, filled with warmth and generosity. Bidders recognized the significance of this artwork, not only as a beautiful depiction of the White Rock Pier but also as a tangible way to support the hospital foundation’s noble cause.

The painting found a new home, and its sale contributed greatly to the Peace Arch Hospital Foundation.

Michel Israel’s painting of the White Rock Pier became an enduring symbol of community spirit and resilience. It reminded everyone that even in the face of adversity, beauty and hope could emerge, guiding us toward a brighter future.

And so, the legacy of the White Rock Pier lived on, not just in the physical structure that stretched into the ocean but also in the hearts and minds of those who cherished its significance. Michel Israel’s painting became a testament to the power of art, compassion, and the unyielding spirit of a community united in the pursuit of healing and support.

Virtual Art Auction and Live Show by Michael Israel for Museum of Discovery and Science

Virtual Art Auction and Live Show by Michael Israel for Museum of Discovery and Science

Michael Israel Art Studios produced a fantastic virtual event for the Museum of Discovery and Science with programming from the museum and a live show and art auction!

Let’s paint the town red, blue, pink, green and yellow too! Picture a vibrant evening of colorful science, delectable snacks, and an original LIVE Art performance as world-renowned speed painter Michael Israel creates art before your eyes from the comfort of your couch.

GRETZKY SOLD! HELPED RAISE $58,000 and is preparing to go to Canada

GRETZKY SOLD! HELPED RAISE $58,000 and is preparing to go to Canada

This Wayne Gretzky tribute was painted in White Rock, Canada, to benefit the Peace Arch Hospital Foundation. He travel to my studio in Boca Raton, FL, to have secret authentication markets added to prevent counterfeits and be photographed and recorded into our official Art Registry before going to his new home in Canada. The foundation auctioned the Gretzky piece and others, raising $58,000.