Malibu Times: Visionary Art - City to Open Newest Gallery Presentation Based on Artwork by Dan Eldon
- By Ella Charon
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- 01 Feb, 2018
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An artist and photojournalist, Eldon was killed at the age of 22, but his legacy lives on in Malibu through his mother Kathy Eldon's foundation, Creative Visions.
Activism, art and adventure are the subjects of an inspiring exhibit to open Friday at Malibu City Hall. The City’s Cultural Arts Commission’s latest presentation, “The Journey is the Destination,” features the prolific work of a young man, Dan Eldon. Check out this article by The Malibu Times on our latest show of Dan Eldon's work.
http://www.malibutimes.com/malibu_life/article_af192c1a-06b0-11e8-8b32-2fde7698dd55.html
RSVP Here for the show's opening reception: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/opening-reception-the-journey-is-the-destination-safari-with-dan-eldon-tickets-42468803334
Special Los Angeles screening of Evgeny Afineevsky's FREEDOM ON FIRE: UKRAINE'S FIGHT FOR FREEDOM, plus Q+A, reception, and exhibition.
Spark Change Summit 2022 featured award-winning producers, writers, directors and creatives – all focusing on entertainment that raises awareness, changes behavior, influences policy and catalyzes movements. Presented by Creative Visions, The Skoll Center for Social Impact Entertainment at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, and The Promise Institute for Human Rights at UCLA's School of Law, this year’s Summit offered a deep dive into the creation of social impact entertainment projects, campaigns, and the movements they spark. The Summit showcases the unparalleled power of story and the storyteller - and the potential to make “shift happen” in the world.
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Join us for an hour-long virtual webinar about the role of journalists in times of crisis.
Watch the recording of the launch of the Hope Rising book and movement!
Please join hosts Pat Chandler, Jess Burnquist and Karen McCall on Friday, October 23rd from 7-8pm (EDT), for a gathering of kindred spirits who deeply value a robust democracy and a healthy planet.
In this presentation for National Geographic entitled Painted Bodies of Africa
, photographers Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher recall their many stories of anthropological travel as they document some of the oldest visual traditions and ceremonies in the African continent. Both Beckwith and Fisher, who have worked hand in hand for decades, talk extensively about their passion for photography, for the preservation of culture, and unexpected and uplifting human moments while on the road.
You can view the segment here.
You can view the segment here.
To view the recording of the Summit and conversations, please click here to view on EarthX.