Two sheep paintings will go on auction at the Reach for a Dream charity dinner. Lets hope sheep help someone reach their dream!
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Deville Louw won the painting “Woolly Jumper at Decorex Joburg.
Sheep are now available in the U.K from Art at Five Gallery in Brighton. See: http://www.artatfive.com/index.php?pid=112
Ann is one of the artists whose work will be auctioned at the Starfish Dinner of Hope in Cape Town in May. Starfish encourages people around the world to host a dinner of their own called the Dinner of Hope in aid of the Starfish Greathearts Foundation. Each year, Dinners of Hope continues to grow as more and more people all over the world sit down to dinner in the name of Starfish and spread the story.
The 2005 campaign encouraged more than 15,000 people in 13 countries to cook dinner for friends and raised almost a million Rand - enabling Starfish to provide educational, nutritional and primary caregiver support to 2,750 children.
Starfish encourages people around the world to host a dinner of their own called the Dinner of Hope in aid of the Starfish Greathearts Foundation. Each year, Dinners of Hope continues to grow as more and more people all over the world sit down to dinner in the name of Starfish and spread the story.
The 2005 campaign encouraged more than 15,000 people in 13 countries to cook dinner for friends and raised almost a million Rand - enabling Starfish to provide educational, nutritional and primary caregiver support to 2,750 children.
So there’s this guy who owns a pizza restaurant in Los Angeles, right, and he’s driving to work one morning when he sees a dog and a sheep walking down the street together…
No its not the start of a bad joke. Its a real love story. And the German Shepherd and the sheep now share a kennel at an animal shelter waiting for their owner to claim them.
“We tried seperating them, but the sheep started bleating and got all nervous,” said kennel supervisor Christine Carr.
“As far as I know, its the first dog-and-sheep duo we’ve had,” she said. “Very unusual. You can tell they’ve really bonded.”
The tale of the errant pair started when John Caruso spotted the animals trying to cross a busy road.
Caruso jumped out of his car and collared the German Shepherd and pulled him in the back seat of his car. The sheep jumpeed in the car right after the dog. “It was like everywhere the dog went, the sheep was sure to go, too,” said Carusa. copyright The New York Times
Newton-Johnson wines chose 14 artists to paint on wooden magnum bottles. The proceeds from the auction will go to the Rainbow Trust, an upliftment program for the Zwelihle township. This ones for Ewe! To see the other bottles go to: www.newtonjohnson.com
The Zohar Gallery in New Zealnd, opened an exhibition of sheep paintings this week. The exhibition will run until the end of April. The wonderful red walls complemented the sheep stunningly and Ann came up with a number of sheep paintings with a unique NZ theme for the occasion.
Its widely known that the new Zealanders have a fondness for sheep, which is no doubt why 27 sheep left Cape Town this week for New Zealand. One could say that was like bringing coals to Newcastle, however these were sheep paintings by artist Ann Gadd destined for an exhibition at the Zohar Gallery in April and organised by Ann’s agent in New Zealand, Tiffany de Jager of Goosebump Art.
This painting is entitled: Land of the Long White Cloud
When RCS cards moved into their new offices they comissioned sheep in colours to match their logo.