Sculptor Jonathan
Arland will display and sell several of his pieces in
an exhibit titled "Pay It Forward" that also
will serve as a fund-raiser for AIDS service
organizations and other groups. The display and sale
will be held February 3 in Los Angeles. Arland's
sculpture focuses on social epidemics, including AIDS,
crystal methamphetamine abuse, and discrimination.
Arland is requiring anyone purchasing his artwork to
donate 25% of the cost of the piece to charity, which the
artist will match with funds of his own. Arland and
the buyers will agree upon the charities to be
supported. The exhibit and sale will be held from 7 p.m.
to 11 p.m. at T Gallery, located at the T-Mobile franchise
at 4006 Santa Monica Blvd. For more information, call
(323) 666-1345.
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