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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.

Recap: A Spectacular Evening for the Benefit of IRCHS

Recap: A Spectacular Evening for the Benefit of IRCHS

Recap: A Spectacular Evening for the Benefit of IRCHS

The Windsor Charitable Foundation proudly presented “Propelling the Arts featuring artist Michael Israel,” a remarkable fundraiser held on April 16 at the newly unveiled state-of-the-art auditorium of Indian River Charter High School (IRCHS). This inaugural event marked a momentous occasion for IRCHS as they showcased their magnificent Charter Hall, a versatile venue designed by Donadio and Associates and constructed by Proctor Construction. With a seating capacity of 500, the hall serves as a dynamic space for music, drama, dance programs, testing, and general assemblies. The Windsor Charitable Foundation, established in 2015 as a 501c3 organization, took immense pride in sponsoring this event, which not only highlighted the incredible talents of artist Michael Israel but also exemplified their commitment to giving back to the local community. Through the generous contributions from the Windsor community, The Windsor Charitable Foundation continues to raise funds, including those generated from The Gallery at Windsor and various onsite fundraising events, to support and propel the arts within the community.

The Windsor Charitable Foundation proudly presented “Propelling the Arts featuring artist Michael Israel,” a remarkable fundraiser held on April 16 at the newly unveiled state-of-the-art auditorium of Indian River Charter High School (IRCHS). This inaugural event marked a momentous occasion for IRCHS as they showcased their magnificent Charter Hall, a versatile venue designed by Donadio and Associates and constructed by Proctor Construction. With a seating capacity of 500, the hall serves as a dynamic space for music, drama, dance programs, testing, and general assemblies. The Windsor Charitable Foundation, established in 2015 as a 501c3 organization, took immense pride in sponsoring this event, which not only highlighted the incredible talents of artist Michael Israel but also exemplified their commitment to giving back to the local community. Through the generous contributions from the Windsor community, The Windsor Charitable Foundation continues to raise funds, including those generated from The Gallery at Windsor and various onsite fundraising events, to support and propel the arts within the community.

Over a quarter million in Art SOLD to benefit the Peoria Promise!

Over a quarter million in Art SOLD to benefit the Peoria Promise!

Over a quarter million in Art SOLD to benefit the Peoria Promise!

Michael Israel has raised over $250,000 and helped draw sponsors for the Peoria Promise, having worked with Mayor Jim Ardis since he founded the tuition reimbursement program working to help local students go to school and join the workforce.

The program was initially for students who had attended public schools in Peoria but has since expanded to private school graduates and now to students with GEDs and those homeschooled.

The galas serve to raise funds and celebrate those who made the program possible.

“The promise pillars this evening will be announced. They are the top 5 companies that have supported Peoria Promise from day one: Caterpillar, Advanced Medical Transport, RLI, OSF Health Care, and Unity Point,” Peoria Promise Executive Director MJ Schettler said.

The program has raised over $4.4 million and helped over 2,600 students get an associate’s degree or certification. Schettler said 87% of their alumni are working in Peoria.

Wet Paint & 50 Drop-Dead Gorgeous Swimsuit Models: A Night of Unforgettable Art and Fashion

Wet Paint & 50 Drop-Dead Gorgeous Swimsuit Models: A Night of Unforgettable Art and Fashion

Miami, the city of sun-kissed beaches and endless summer vibes has always been synonymous with glamour and style. But when you mix Miami Swimsuit Week, the artistic genius of Jeton Mullaliu, 50 drop-dead gorgeous swimsuit models, the charity powerhouse Shake-A-Leg Miami, and the incomparable Michael Israel in a room at the dazzling Briza on the Bay, you get something truly extraordinary.

Imagine this: Miami Swimsuit Week, an event where beauty meets fashion, is in full swing. The anticipation is palpable as the fashion elite gathers in one of Miami’s most enchanting venues. The air is charged with excitement, and you can feel that something magical is about to happen.

Enter Jeton Mullaliu, the artistic maestro who’s known for turning the ordinary into the extraordinary. With a canvas as vast as his imagination, he embarks on a journey to create something that will leave the world awestruck. And what better way to do it than with the canvas of 50 drop-dead gorgeous swimsuit models, each a living work of art in their own right?

As the night unfolds, Briza on the Bay is transformed into a wonderland of creativity and beauty. The runway is set, the models are poised, and the atmosphere is electric. But there’s one more star waiting in the wings – Michael Israel, the artist whose talents are nothing short of legendary.

Michael’s show begins, and it’s as if time stands still. His art comes to life in a mesmerizing dance of color and form, leaving the audience spellbound. With every brushstroke, he weaves a narrative that transcends words. It’s a performance that reaches into the depths of the soul, leaving an indelible mark on all who witness it.

But this night isn’t just about art; it’s about giving back. Shake-A-Leg Miami, a charity with a heart as big as the ocean, is the benefactor of this spectacular event. As the bidding begins, the room is alive with generosity. Michael’s artwork becomes a vessel for hope, and it’s heartwarming to see how art can change lives.

The crescendo of the evening arrives as Michael’s artwork generates an astounding $88,000 with Shake-a-leg Miami the charity beneficiary. It’s a moment that defines the power of art and the beauty of giving. The funds raised will go on to make a real difference in the lives of those in need, a testament to the magic that can happen when art, fashion, and philanthropy come together.

In the end, what do you get when you combine wet paint, 50 drop-dead gorgeous swimsuit models, Miami Swimsuit Week, Shake-A-Leg Miami, and the brilliance of Michael Israel? You get an epic, mind-blowing White Party Art and fashion event that defies expectations and leaves an indelible mark on all fortunate enough to be there.

It’s a night that reminds us that in the heart of Miami’s glamour, there beats a soul of compassion, creativity, and generosity. And in the strokes of wet paint and the beauty of 50 swimsuit models, we find a fusion of art and humanity that’s nothing short of breathtaking.

$110,000 ART SOLD! to benefit the GLENDORA FOUNDATION

$110,000 ART SOLD! to benefit the GLENDORA FOUNDATION

 

Glendora Foundation

“We cannot rely on State funding for a competitive, modern education for Glendora’s students. Supporting GEF empowers us to ensure excellence in education.”