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Backers
US$30.00
Donated of $500.00
6% Funded
Raised offline
$215.00
Total
$245.00
Hello!
My name is Jason Saboury, I'm an artist with a vision. About a year ago, I started working at a fabrication startup in Downtown Los Angeles, I make art and furniture completely from reclaimed materials and try to integrate what I make with philanthropy. As a company we have been making positive connections with the surrounding residents, other businesses, and community leaders.
I work in a rough part of town, seeing heavy criminal activity, homelessness, drug abuse, poverty and gang violence just outside of my doorstep has been an incredibly jarring experience, but has also pushed my craft and given me opportunities to see the truths behind why I was here to make. I was going to take my opportunities to make more for the neighborhood and the city I love, for the artists who have already given their time and money because they believe in the vision and themselves as activists and artists.
The Santee Street Gallery was born and is evolving by the day. We have already begun painting and now have a collection of 5 completed murals, 6 incomplete murals, and 16 contributing artists. 2 weeks time, 2 days of painting. All of the artists involved retain 100% of rights to their work.
We are accepting ANY form of donation, from reclaimed paint, new paint, craft services.
ANY sized donation will go toward paint, supplies and food for the artists involved. I am not profiting from this project and all money donated will be used to help artists create more opportunities, for more communities that are in need of inspiration through the arts, I plan on using the money to create opportunities and programming for at risk youth in the area, directly affected by these issues on a daily basis.
I NEED your help to create a space in Downtown Los Angeles where ANYONE can feel they can be creative!
Follow us! www.instagram.com/santeestreetgallery
Hello!
My name is Jason Saboury, I'm an artist with a vision. About a year ago, I started working at a fabrication startup in Downtown Los Angeles, I make art and furniture completely from reclaimed materials and try to integrate what I make with philanthropy. As a company we have been making positive connections with the surrounding residents, other businesses, and community leaders.
I work in a rough part of town, seeing heavy criminal activity, homelessness, drug abuse, poverty and gang violence just outside of my doorstep has been an incredibly jarring experience, but has also pushed my craft and given me opportunities to see the truths behind why I was here to make. I was going to take my opportunities to make more for the neighborhood and the city I love, for the artists who have already given their time and money because they believe in the vision and themselves as activists and artists.
The Santee Street Gallery was born and is evolving by the day. We have already begun painting and now have a collection of 5 completed murals, 6 incomplete murals, and 16 contributing artists. 2 weeks time, 2 days of painting. All of the artists involved retain 100% of rights to their work.
We are accepting ANY form of donation, from reclaimed paint, new paint, craft services.
ANY sized donation will go toward paint, supplies and food for the artists involved. I am not profiting from this project and all money donated will be used to help artists create more opportunities, for more communities that are in need of inspiration through the arts, I plan on using the money to create opportunities and programming for at risk youth in the area, directly affected by these issues on a daily basis.
I NEED your help to create a space in Downtown Los Angeles where ANYONE can feel they can be creative!
Follow us! www.instagram.com/santeestreetgallery
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