Artist McKenzie releases Paintings to Benefit the Humane Society February 14, 2008

Artist McKenzie, known for her tireless efforts to raise funds for charities through her art, has released a new painting series to benefit the Humane Society.
 
“She has donated the proceeds of many of her paintings to the Humane Society….but this is the first time that she has dedicated an entire series” says her Manager, Steve Rice “We are hoping to really make a difference.”
 
Artist McKenzie, winner of the first annual ARTV Fine Art Awards for mixed media has dedicated her life to raising awareness and funds for causes close to her heart.  She embarked on her “Million Dollar” campaign last year in which she hopes to raise $1 Million dollars through her art and by sparking others to action.  “I have been a huge fan of the Humane Society for a long time now. I am very passionate about the ballot initiative campaign to place the California Prevention of Farm Animal Cruelty Act on the November 2008 ballot” says the artist. “As well as the whole organizations’ goals. I hope to raise awareness and funds through my art and website.  “
 
The website, www.McKenzieArtStudio.com will direct  visitors to the Humane Society and the California initiative link.  “There are only two weeks left to gather signatures.  Time is running out” says the Gallery manager.
 
Starting tomorrow, 2 NEW paintings per week will be released to benefit the organization. Limited edition prints on a revolutionary new metallic-based paper  will be offered.  These prints are numbered and signed by the artist and will come with a registered certificate through Fine Arts Title Registry.  Prints will start at $250 and come mounted and ready to frame.  These prints will directly benefit the Humane Society. Posters will also be available.
 
For further information please feel free to contact the gallery directly at 888-369-5213 or visit www.mckenzieartstudio.com 

ARTIST MCKENZIE “AWARENESS=CHANGE” OIL PAINTING SERIES October 30, 2007

Artist McKenzie announces Awareness Campaign  Award-winning Artist McKenzie will unveil newest painting series, Awareness equals Change  Hollywood Artist McKenzie, who is famous for her philanthropic endeavors, will release her newest Mixed Media Painting series for the Holidays.  The series is entitled,  “Awareness = Change” which was created specifically to garner attentiveness to issues plaguing our world.  “ I believe that very few of us alone have the greatness to change the world…but each of us can work to change a small portion…which together…can effect a generation!  Awareness is the catalyst to all change.”    McKenzie’s newest Oil Painting series depicts serene settings, which upon closer inspection, reveal hidden images warranting attention and change.  “I am mesmerized by her paintings,” says Art Columnist Lynne Reed, “The images hidden within the artwork represent the problems facing society which are not necessarily apparent upon a cursory glance.  They are problems needing a deeper look. Her paintings emphasize this need while still focusing on the beauty and good in the world. I am a fan.”  Artist McKenzie will reveal her newest series through a high profile, star-studded Fundraising event to be announced on her website the first week in November.  Tickets to the event and free prizes will be given away to lucky fans and collectors who sign up on the artist’s website. www.mckenzieartstudio.com Click here to read more.  Past fundraising events have included celebrities such as Ray Romano, Teri Hatcher, Lucy Lawless, Randy Jackson, Aly and AJ, Candice Bergen, George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and many more.  The “Awareness=Change” Series follows the Sold Out Tuscany/Italy Series which is currently being televised on Cable stations in both New Jersey and Hawaii.  Click here:  http://mckenzieartstudio.com/Photoshow_Artist_McKenzie_Italy.html to view a slideshow presentation of this series. 

100% of the profits from this new series will benefit charity.  This is just one of many fundraising campaigns which contribute to The McKenzie Gallery’s goal of $1 Million dollars a year for charity.  Please support our efforts to make a better world.

 

Please be sure to download the FREE Artist McKenzie Tuscany Screensaver here

 

PLEASE VISIT WWW.RAISINGAWARENESS.ORG

 

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