Artful masks and pins mark United Way fundraiser
Kansas artist David Van Hee creates hundreds of miniature face pins from found materials for the Spirit of Kaw Valley donors. The pins, reflecting his quirky style, will be given at a Garden reception hosted at the Golden residence in Lawrence. Van Hee, who splits time between his workshop near Lawrence and gallery displays, keeps a busy six to fourteen hour workday assembling these limited pieces. The fundraiser celebrates United Way donors and showcases Van Hee’s eclectic art along with local civic support.
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van Hee
Lawrence
Spirit of
Kaw Valley Assn
United Way of
Douglas County
Joan and
Web Golden
Salvation Army
Mary Winter
Spirit of Kaw Valley Assn
United Way
Stan Herd
Rita Sloan
Gorden
Kansas University
Winter
Goldens
Mary and
Wint Winter Jr
United Way Board of Directors
Kaw Valley
Kansas City
Phoenix
Mass
Mulvane Mountain/Plains
Mulvane Art Museum
Washburn University
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