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Blessing
of the Animals Ceremony & Exhibition (both free to public)
Events
produced by: Public
Eye: Artists For Animals, a project of nonprofit Mobilization For Animals
Pennsylvania, Inc.
Press
Contact: Lisa Levinson, Director,
Public Eye: Artists for Animals,
215-620-2130, [email protected], www.PublicEyePhilly.org
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October 13, 2005
A family event that includes the family
petsÉ
FREE fun for everyone!
Bring
Spot to speak to an animal communicator, eat homemade dog treats and receive a
communal blessing. Expect some fun for SpotÕs human companions tooÉincluding
vegan food, cruelty-free crafts, puppet shows, music performances and a
community drum circle!
1-3
puppet shows, music performances, roving mime, face painting, animal
communicator
3-4
ceremony, drum circle
Unitarian
Universalist Church of the Restoration
6900
Stenton Ave. & Gorgas Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19150 (East Mount Airy)
The
blessing is not affiliated with any religion or religious practices.
Animal
companions must be on leashes or in carriers.
This exhibit showcases work portraying human interactions
with other animals at both extremes, from exploitation to exaltation. View
artistsÕ individual interpretations of how we interface with other animals,
each image with a profound message.
Exhibit
dates 9/23/05-10/22/05
Allens
Lane Art Center
Allens
Lane & McCallum St., Philadelphia, PA 19119 (West Mount Airy)
Public
Eye: Artists for Animals is a Philadelphia-area group that produces public
events featuring the arts to shed light on hidden or ignored injustices and to
promote a cruelty-free lifestyle. Public Eye formed in January of 2005 to
educate people about animal cruelty issues, cultivate compassion through the
arts, encourage informed consumer choices and produce collaborative public
events. Public Eye is a project of Mobilization for Animals Pennsylvania Inc.,
a 501C3 nonprofit organization.
Weblinks: www.PublicEyePhilly.org, www.MobilizationForAnimals.org,
www.AllensLane.org