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A LIFE AS ART: A TRIBUTE TO MICKEY RUSKIN & MAX'S09.18.2003
A LIFE AS ART: A TRIBUTE TO MICKEY RUSKIN & MAX'S

SEPTEMBER 29, 2003


Order your tickets online now on our events page!


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08.31.03
Change of Plans!!
A LIFE AS ART: A TRIBUTE TO MICKEY RUSKIN & MAX'S

SEPTEMBER 29, 2003

Location: HAI (Hospitals Audiences, Inc)
548 Broadway
New York, NY 10012

 

Cocktail reception and bidding

Preview, viewing and bids on auction
items.
Hors d' oeuvres and open bar.
Special Entertainment!!

Tickets: $100

6:30pm - 8:30pm

After Party
Party, entertainment, cash bar, bidding
on art items.

Tickets: $35

8:30pm - 11:30pm

MULTI-MEDIA EVENT/SILENT AUCTION

        Writer Jon Hart called Mickey Ruskin, "One of New York's greatest impresarios of the night," noting that, "With his demise, New York lost one of its greatest restaurateurs and staunchest supporters of the arts." (NewYork Times 5/11/03) His compassion, generosity and humanitarianism were demonstrated by his efforts to help struggling artists who he considered part of his extended family. May 16th marked the 20th Anniversary ofMickey's death (1933-1983).
        The Max's Kansas City Project in association with FEVA (Federation for East Village Artists) will host a Benefit Party/Silent Auction as a Tribute to Mickey. (Venue TBA) The nonprofit organization was established in his memory (June 2001) to foster the spirit inherent in his philosophy of helping artists in need.
        Honoring Mickey at the event, and in support of the efforts of the nonprofit will be guest Hosts: Kathy Lacey, Mickey's widow, and his adult children, among others.
        The nonprofit organization is dedicated to providing Emergency Funding & Resources for financially distressed individuals in the creative arts for housing, medical aid and legal aid, prioritizing our max's kansas city extended family. (We have helped several individuals in need of assistance).
        Equally as important, we educate youth and communities on the negative effects of substance abuse & addiction through workshops, inspirational guidance, and assistance in building confidence and a stronger self image.
        Some of the artists include Andy Warhol. Richard Serra, Sol LeWitt, Marisol, William Wegman, Dennis Oppenheim, John Chamberlain, Patrick McMullen, David Johansen, Larry Bell, Mick Rock.
        We are humbly asking for your Assistance in making this Tribute a Huge Success by Sponsoring us for this special event. Donations are tax deductible. Your support can give hope to someone in distress.

Checks are payable to:
Max's Kansas City Project
9 Lois Lane
Saugerties, NY 12477

Email to reserve tickets. Please give an address to send the invitation.
Email at: maxskc@earthlink.net


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08.14.2003
Art Exhibit / Reunion Party

The event is going to be held at HAI 548 Broadway.
It's an art exhibit, silent auction and reunion party.


The event will be from 6:30pm-8:30pm (tickets $100)
The party only will be from 8:30pm-11:30pm (tickets  $35)


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07.01.2003
SAVE THE DATE

A LIFE AS ART: A TRIBUTE TO MICKEY RUSKIN & MAX'S
SEPTEMBER 15, 2003

Writer Jon Hart called Mickey Ruskin, “One of New York’s greatest impresariosof the night,” noting that, “With his demise, New York lost one of its greatest restaurateurs and staunchest supporters of the arts.” (New York Times 5/11/03) His compassion, generosity and humanitarianism were demonstrated by his efforts to help struggling artists who he considered part of his extended family. May 16th marked the 20th Anniversary of Mickey’s death (1933-1983).

The Max’s Kansas City Project in association with FEVA (Federation for East Village Artists) will host a Benefit Party/Silent Auction as a Tribute to Mickey. (Venue TBA) The nonprofit was established in his memory (June 2001) to foster the spirit inherent in his philosophy of helping artists in need. Honoring Mickey at the event, and in support of the efforts of the nonprofit will be guest Hosts: Kathy Lacey, Mickey’s widow, and his adult children, among others.

The nonprofit is dedicated to providing Emergency Funding & Resources for financially distressed individuals in the creative arts for housing, medical aid and legal aid, prioritizing our max’s kansas city extended family. (We have helped several individuals in need of assistance).

Equally as important, we educate youth and communities on the negative effects of substance abuse & addiction through workshops, inspirational guidance, and assistance in building confidence and a stronger self image.

Your support can give hope to someone in distress. Your generosity is very much appreciated.

ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE.

With heartfelt thanks,
Yvonne Sewall-Ruskin
President & Founder

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