PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT “HERE.NOW” TO BENEFIT ARTS4KIDS FOUNDATION
What: A local emerging photographer, Kirill Polevoy to exhibit one of a kind B&W photography at a trendy Lincoln Park Italian restaurant “Forza”.
Here.Now will feature 15 – 20 unique photography pieces of urban and rural landscapes, available via silent auction. The attendees will have an opportunity to meet the artist and network with other professionals while enjoying the sounds of ambience by a well-known DJ Tima Fei and PHATTIVAN of NORdjs. Refreshing beverages and appetizers will be available to order at the main bar. Auction participants with every bid for the silent auction items will further have an opportunity to participate in a raffle of an exclusive item. The official exhibit phographer, Tasya Manaker will help to capture the event. The exhibit is made possible through generous sponsorship by ExpressPigeon, Inc. A portion of proceeds from the event will be donated to the Arts4Kids Foundation, which aims to introduce children to a variety of arts forms, hence fostering intellectual and emotional growth.
Where: Bar Forza (Lincoln Park), 2476 North Lincoln Avenue, Chicago, IL.
When: Sunday, October 7, 2012 from 7 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Why: “Each moment is unique, extraordinary, and irreplaceable…”
For information on this event, please contact
Leonard Mogul
kontinentmedia@gmail.com
847.274.1648.
About Kirill Polevoy
Kirill Polevoy is a self-taught photographer from Minsk. In 2003, a simple Soviet camera, “Zorki”, seduced his will to photography. With his calling unclear, he took a trip to Haifa, Israel. Instantly, he fell in love with the pure beauty of common day life. Since then his focus has remained on the ever-fleeting moments of ordinary life, with the occasional rural and urban landscape. www.kirilpolevoy.com
About Arts4Kids Foundation
Arts4Kids is a 501(c)3 non-profit pending organization, whose mission is to introduce children to a variety of art forms, hence fostering intellectual and emotional growth as well as enabling them to dissolve cultural barriers inherent in the world around them. www.Arts4KidsFoundation.org