Silent Auction | Abstract Art Paintings by Carmen Guedez

“For the Love of Art” Art Auction Update

Jan 312011

Hi all,

My painting "Otoño" has been selected for the live auction of the gala event "For the Love of Art".

This is the biggest fundraiser event for "Visual Art Exchange Gallery", a non-profit organization that supports emerging and professional artists in North Carolina.

This gala will be held Saturday February 5th at The Marriot City Center in downtown Raleigh from 6 – 11 pm. If you would like to be part of this event, please visit www.visualartexchange.org

This will be a great evening of live music, wine, dancing and exciting bidding with 400 art lovers.

Out of 170 artworks, 32 were selected for the live auction. The rest of the pieces will be available for the silent auction. The honorable curators/jurors were: Adam Cave, Owner of Adam Cave Fine Art Gallery, Linda Dougherty, Chief Curator of North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA), and Roger Manly, Director of Gregg Museum of Art & Design.

See ya at the Gala :)

Carmen

Fashion/Hair Show – Silent Auction

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Oct 092010

For those who live in the Triangle area, I would like to invite you to “In the Pink” Fashion and Hair Show that will be held October 10th, 6:00 pm at the Connections Center in Raleigh.

Mitchell’s Academy is organizing this event honoring ”Breast Cancer Survivors” – Supporting Pink Tote Campaign & Save our sisters of Rex.

My Painting “Tranquility” will be there for a Silent Auction.

Thanks,

Carmen

Art Show and Silent Auction – Part 2

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Aug 132010

Hi all,

Last night I went to the West and Wine Bar for the Art Show and Silent Auction to benefit Duke Center of Eating Disorders. I was pleased to see so many people attend and enjoy the event. I saw all kinds of beautiful artwork, paintings, sculptures, jewelry, art craft, books, etc.

I am very happy to say that as soon as we got there, somebody had bid on my painting “Smooth Sailing”, and by the time we left (before the end), it had several bids

Unfortunately, we couldn’t stay for too long, but I observed many people bidding on different artwork. I have the impression the Duke Center collected a good sum of money to help people with eating disorders.

Thanks to the organizers of the event that did a great job, and the food and wine was wonderful. I hope they keep doing this event every year.

Here are some pics: