"The Mini Show"
A group exhibition to benefit students at the Art Center College of Design
ONE NIGHT ONLY! Saturday, October 23, 2010, from 8PM – 11PM
The Mini Lai Scholarship Fund, which honors the memory of Mini Lai, will be holding The Mini Show, a group art exhibition that showcases the work of Art Center College of Design (ACCD) illustration alumni and benefits current illustration students.
100% of the proceeds of the artwork sales will go toward the fund. The show will feature high-quality, affordable artwork, priced at around $300 or less.
There will be a silent auction of a signed limited-edition Mark Ryden poster.
Artists have graciously agreed to participate in the show and donate their artwork: Calef Brown, Chris Chanaud, Sean Chao, Rob & Chris Clayton, Tavis Coburn, Brian Damitz, Jesse Fillingham, Shannon Freshwater, Alex Gross, Andrew Hem, Pamela Henderson, Jason Holley, Tina Hou, Julienne Hsu, Brooke Kent, Tasha Kusama, Julie Lee, Annie Liu, Ronald J. Llanos, Tami Lovett, Tara McPherson, Ming Ong, Martha Rich, Zoro Rodriguez, Mark Ryden, Jim Salvati, Corey Sandelius, Diana Shin, Daniaelle Simonsen, Aaron Smith, Ryan Jacob Smith, Hella Song, Akiko Stehrenberger, Roland Tamayo, Mark Todd, Eli Trinh, Ed Ushiro, Michael Valle, Cathy Wang, Tianyi Wang, Patrick Williams, Jaime Zollars and more.
About Mini Lai
During college at the University of California, Irvine, Mini was diagnosed with congenital heart disease, which ultimately required her to receive a heart transplant. Despite her debilitating illness, she pursued her dream of becoming an illustrator, graduating from the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena (ACCD) and launching her career.
While she was at ACCD, Mini received generous scholarships. The fund exists to give back to these donors and continue their spirit of charitable giving.
About the Mini Lai Scholarship Fund
The Mini Lai Scholarship Fund is made possible by the generous donations of Mini’s family and friends. It is managed by the respected California Community Foundation and awarded by the prestigious ACCD Illustration Department. Every year, the fund grants a $1,500 scholarship to a deserving ACCD illustration student. Learn more about the Mini Lai Scholarship Fund at: http://minilai.com/.
"The Mini Show"
Saturday, October 23, 2010, 8:00 PM-11:00 PM
Art Center College of Design / South Campus Gallery
950 South Raymond Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91105
minilai.com/upcoming.html
A group exhibition to benefit students at the Art Center College of Design
ONE NIGHT ONLY! Saturday, October 23, 2010, from 8PM – 11PM
The Mini Lai Scholarship Fund, which honors the memory of Mini Lai, will be holding The Mini Show, a group art exhibition that showcases the work of Art Center College of Design (ACCD) illustration alumni and benefits current illustration students.
100% of the proceeds of the artwork sales will go toward the fund. The show will feature high-quality, affordable artwork, priced at around $300 or less.
There will be a silent auction of a signed limited-edition Mark Ryden poster.
Artists have graciously agreed to participate in the show and donate their artwork: Calef Brown, Chris Chanaud, Sean Chao, Rob & Chris Clayton, Tavis Coburn, Brian Damitz, Jesse Fillingham, Shannon Freshwater, Alex Gross, Andrew Hem, Pamela Henderson, Jason Holley, Tina Hou, Julienne Hsu, Brooke Kent, Tasha Kusama, Julie Lee, Annie Liu, Ronald J. Llanos, Tami Lovett, Tara McPherson, Ming Ong, Martha Rich, Zoro Rodriguez, Mark Ryden, Jim Salvati, Corey Sandelius, Diana Shin, Daniaelle Simonsen, Aaron Smith, Ryan Jacob Smith, Hella Song, Akiko Stehrenberger, Roland Tamayo, Mark Todd, Eli Trinh, Ed Ushiro, Michael Valle, Cathy Wang, Tianyi Wang, Patrick Williams, Jaime Zollars and more.
About Mini Lai
During college at the University of California, Irvine, Mini was diagnosed with congenital heart disease, which ultimately required her to receive a heart transplant. Despite her debilitating illness, she pursued her dream of becoming an illustrator, graduating from the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena (ACCD) and launching her career.
While she was at ACCD, Mini received generous scholarships. The fund exists to give back to these donors and continue their spirit of charitable giving.
About the Mini Lai Scholarship Fund
The Mini Lai Scholarship Fund is made possible by the generous donations of Mini’s family and friends. It is managed by the respected California Community Foundation and awarded by the prestigious ACCD Illustration Department. Every year, the fund grants a $1,500 scholarship to a deserving ACCD illustration student. Learn more about the Mini Lai Scholarship Fund at: http://minilai.com/.
"The Mini Show"
Saturday, October 23, 2010, 8:00 PM-11:00 PM
Art Center College of Design / South Campus Gallery
950 South Raymond Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91105
minilai.com/upcoming.html
