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As we usher into 2015, I am immensely proud to be able to feature

such incredible people making a huge difference in this January edi-

tion of The ArtLA Magazine. Jeff Koons is doing some sterling work

in creating international standards for the protection of children from

abuse and abduction. Anish Kapoor has embraced the refugee crisis

that has arisen out of the tragedy in Syria, and has personally been at the

vanguard of artists making a difference to the thousands of displaced

people in that area. Andrew Rogers continues to highlight beautiful

people and places in his Rhythms of Life series. Candy Chang utilizes

public spaces to create amazing art that invokes change, one life at a

time. The Rush Philanthropic Group makes a difference everyday to the

inner city youths through art educations and creative exposure. Lastly,

Dwell with Dignity is on a mission of design changing environments,

and thus changing perceptions and lives, one interior at a time. I hope

pause for just a moment and ask, “what can I do to make a difference?”

Wishing you a fantastic year,

Heidi Gray

Co-Founder & CEO, ArtLA.com, Inc.

Publisher’s Statement January 2015

I Am, 2012

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Andrew Rogers, Sacred Fire

Contributors: Arthur McArthur

Hal BirchCeleste PetersonDaniel Danielson

Publisher & CEO: Heidi Gray

Art Director: Lisa La More

Associate Writer: Tim Broughton

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Andrew Rogers with nomads at the Sacred Fire, Namibia

RONALD DAVID ERSKINE

Serengeti Sunrise-Tanzania,Africa

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Leads to Safer Lives by Hal Birch

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island — there are only two ma-

some sun on that winter break!


Snow, Sun, SeaThe Best Winter Breaks

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chalets hugged by the soaring Col-

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Kauai, Hawaii

Queenstown, New Zealand

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Miami Beach, Florida

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Lake Tahoe, Ca

Innsbruck, Austria


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Seychelles, Africa


Great Barrier Reef, Austrailia

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CALENDAR CALENDAR


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