Olivia Newton-John, Jane Seymour Among Stars Supporting Art Project Los Angeles

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This weekend will see the likes of Helena Bonham Carter, Morgan Fairchild, Wynona Judd, Sidney and Joanna Poitier, Kathy Griffin, Olivia Newton-John, Jane Seymour and many more come out to support the Art Project Los Angeles auction.

This is the 3rd annual event, created by Hamilton-Selway Fine Art Gallery, and proceeds of the 3-day event benefit AIDS Project Los Angeles.

On Friday, June 29th, VIP guests will enjoy a cocktail reception while mingling with LA’s hottest artists. The reception will feature works of artists such as Basquait, Chagall, Haring, Longo, Picasso, Ruscha, Sultan and Warhol.

Jane Seymour's Maternite Rouge will be among the lots
Jane Seymour's Maternite Rouge will be among the lots

Saturday, beginning at 10am, the public is invited to a silent auction. No ticket is required for this portion of the event.

Sunday will see winners of the lots out again for coffee and a light breakfast.

Some of the celebrities guests are likely to spot include Entertainment Host Committee Co-Chairs Jackie Collins and Barry Krost, as well as members of the Entertainment Host Committee Roy Bank, Levar Burton, Diahann Carroll, Joan Collins, Peter Fonda, Linda Gray, George Hamilton, Nadine Loren, Bob Mackie, Shirley MacLaine, Adrienne Maloof-Nassif, Ann-Margret, Marlee Matlin, Ross Matthews, Debi Mazar, Alfred Molina, Mark Ordesky, Pauley Perrette, Denise Richards, RuPaul, Suzanne Somers, Michael Scott, Cathryn Tate, Steve Tisch, Bruce Vilanch and Alfre Woodard.

To view the full list of lots and learn more about the event, visit the Art Project catalog.

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Lola
11 months ago

It’s always great to see celebrities using their fame for good causes. Olivia Newton John and Jane Seymour are old pros in the business of giving back and raising awareness. They are great examples of celebrities who believe in their causes and aren’t afraid to speak their mind. DeVyne Stevens work with the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America is another great example of a powerful pairing aimed at doing good. DeVyne supports the SCDAA’s One Community One Cause, an initiative targeted at raising awareness and attracting fund for research into treatments. The disease afflicts 1 in every 500 African-American births yet few people know about it, but hopefully that will all change soon thanks to the support of celebrities like recording mogul DeVyne He’s worked with some of the best in the business from L.A. Reid to Usher, Alicia Keys and Ciara but what really stands out is his passion for giving back.
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