Philabundance in Ardmore: Food for Thought

There are almost a million people in the Delaware Valley who face hunger every day. They are working families hit hard by the recession; women and children, seniors trying to make ends meet. Recent studies indicate a 35 percent annual increase for those struggling to put food on the table in the greater Philadelphia area. 

Two of my loves, art and food, are coming together to help the hungry. On Friday night (Feb 10th; 5-7 p.m.), you can help by bringing non-perishable food items and/or donations to an artist's recption for "Food for Thought," brought to you by Sandi Neiman Lovitz, and myself—at the Case (14 W. Lancaster Avenue in Ardmore). 

The “Food for Thought” exhibit features about 18 abstract paintings. They vary in size, with the largest pieces measuring 48” by 48.” Though Lovitz was trained as a realistic painter, she prefers more interpretive work. 

“I wanted to free myself up to just paint,” she said. “To me, it’s all about the color and the movement.”

Case Gallery, , provides a unique opportunity to art collectors and art lovers to support nonprofit missions though the purchase of quality artworks.

I will be holding a raffle at the reception for a free cooking lesson in your home with four friends. All the proceeds of the raffle will go to Philabundance. A portion of the art sales will also benefit Philabundance.   

Join me in enjoying an evening supporting the arts, while meeting the artist, Sandi Neiman Lovitz, while learning more about Philabundance's mission to feed the greater Philadelphia area.

For more information about "Food for Thought" please visit the Gallery online, here;or call (610) 642-1890 for more information. 

The show runs through March 2.