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By extending a caring hand to those in need, we continue to build better and stronger communities together,» says Pennycook, «Manitoba Realtors are inspired by the great works of The Shoebox Project for Shelters and the dedicated volunteerism of its Manitoba chapter founder Eva Whitmore.»
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At Shoebox Projects — in the closet — and closing June 2nd, is one of the most unique and diminutive art exhibitions in Los Angeles.
Martin Cox's Museum of Ennui at The Closet in Shoebox Projects Huddle # 2 — A Postcard Show at Shoebox Projects Shoebox Projects 660 South Avenue 21 # 3, Los Angeles, California 90031 Opening March 17th 3 - 5 pm https://www.facebook.com/events/165490434166266/ https://www.facebook.com/events/170454630266539/
These include: Angelika Markul's site specific video installation, If the hours were already counted curated by Caroline Picard will be on view in Sector's main gallery (details about that show are available here); and Handles Expenditure, Liz McCarthy's window installation curated by Sharmyn Cruz Rivera in the Shoebox Gallery of Sector's storefront (more information about that project here).
«Shoebox Projects is a change of place, a change of energy and, we hope, a new spirit,» Schomaker says.
In addition to being a practicing artist, Schomaker is the founder of Shoebox PR, oversees and curates a residency space for Shoebox Projects at the Brewery in Los Angeles in addition to being the editor of the online contemporary art magazine Art and Cake.
For his residency and solo exhibition Artist Seen at Shoebox Projects at the Brewery, LA artist Tony Pinto will create a series of portraits of artists, gallerists, curators, critics and writers — people he considers his tribe — as they share his values and interests in art.
The project collects and distributes gifts in the form of shoeboxes to women who are homeless or at high risk of homelessness.
My goal is to oraganize all of our family photos, memorabilia, past kid's art projects, etc so that in the new house they aren't piled in unused (but needed) drawers and piled in shoeboxes in the closets.