New Yorkers Raise $350,000 in Auction for RxArt
RxArt held its big bash/silent auction at the Milk Gallery in Chelsea earlier this week, drawing a crowd that took its time bidding but ended up supporting the non-profit group to the tune of $350,000. RxArt installs art exhibits in children's hospitals to relieve stress and create inspiring environments. Founded in 2000 by well-known gallerist Diane Brown (at right with board member Cynthia Rowley), the non-profit tries to de-institutionalize hospital spaces with original art, usually colorful exhibits by artists like William Wegman and Frank Stella that stretch across every wall and ceiling possible.
The group produces coloring books for patients drawn from every installation, so kids can focus on emotional healing while docs aim to do the rest.
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Marc Nov 23rd 2008 8:36AM
The 2 in the photo need RxFashion help.