Aesthetic Realism Foundation

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—Take part in a Silent Auction

Doors open 7:30 PM

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Carrie Wilson

Bennett Cooperman

Marion Fennell Alan Shapiro, Carol McCluerRobert Colavito

Featuring Singers with the

AESTHETIC REALISM THEATRE COMPANY in a thrilling

—Hear songs, both timeless and surprising, sung as you’ve never heard them before, with stirring comment on their beauty and immediate meaning for our lives.

EXCITING RAFFLES F LIVE JAZZ F LIGHT FARE & DESSERTS

of original works of art; tickets to theatres and concerts; fine jewelry; certificates for dining at excellent restaurants; and gift items!

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All to support the vital work of the Aesthetic Realism Foundation!

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he Aesthetic Realism Foundation is a not-for-profit foundation presenting the education founded in 1941 by the American philosopher and poet Eli Siegel. The basis of this magnificent education is the following principle, stated by Mr. Siegel: “All beauty is a making one of opposites, and the making one of opposites is what we are going after in ourselves.”

The Aesthetic Realism Foundation is a center for culture and kindness. There are classes in the visual arts, poetry, music, film, anthropology, and more; workshops for teachers; public seminars; and individual consultations for people of all ages. There are dramatic and musical presentations by the Aesthetic Realism Theatre Company, and exhibitions in the Terrain Gallery. Our extensive outreach programs—which are loved through out the metropolitan area and beyond—include classes for children at youth centers; classes bringing fresh life and energy to seniors; anti-prejudice workshops for people of every age, at schools, libraries, universities; speakers on the arts, education, and more.

t this time in our nation’s history there is an urgent need for people to learn what Aesthetic Realism explains: how justice to other people and things is the same as care for oneself!

Photos by Amy Dienes F Text © 2019 Aesthetic Realism Foundation

A copy of our annual report may be obtained by writing to the Department of Law, Charities Bureau, 120 Broadway, NYC 10271, or to the Aesthetic Realism Foundation.

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AestheticRealism.org A not-for-profit educational foundation 212.777.4490

Aesthetic Realism Foundation

I/we wish to contribute more for tickets to this event: ____ tickets at $___________ each.

I/we cannot attend, but enclose a contribution of $____________. You can also contribute online at AestheticRealism.org/to-support-us.

Choose your ticket price from those listed below. Each ticket entitles you to all of the evening’s great offerings! Amounts over $85 per ticket are tax-deductible.

I/we would like: ____ tickets at $85 each. ____ tickets at $150 each.

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AESTHETIC REALISM FOUNDATION F 141 Greene Street, NYC 10012 F 212.777.4490

TICKETS & RAFFLES TOTAL $______________ (NYS residents see reverse for raffles.)

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EmailMake checks payable to Aesthetic Realism Foundation. You can also purchase your tickets in person at the Aesthetic Realism Fdn. or online at AestheticRealism.org/gala-tickets. Prepaid tickets can be picked up at the Gala, or at the Foundation during the week before the event.

Aesthetic Realism Foundation Gala Benefit!

1 for $15; 3 for $35; 4 for $40 $______

HISTORIC & CULTURAL PHILADELPHIA: Overnight stay for two with breakfast at the Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District hotel (near Independence Hall); admission to the Museum of the American Revolution, Betsy Ross House, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

DOROTHY KOPPELMAN STILL LIFE PAINTING: Oil on Masonite, framed size: 16” x 16”; image size: 11“ x 11“ (view at AestheticRealism.org/DKoppelman).

1 for $20; 4 for $50; 6 for $70 $______A BROADWAY EVENING FOR TWO: Tickets to a Broadway show of your choice (up to $200 per ticket), dinner for two at SuperNova, and a limousine in Manhattan for the evening.

DINING WITH A VIEW: Dinner for two at 3 wonderful restaurants with spectacular views: Robert—overlooking Central Park; One World Observatory/One Dine—with vistas of the Hudson and Manhattan; and Bar SixtyFive at the Rainbow Room —with panoramic 30 mile views.

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