January 2023 Newsletter

JANUARY 2003 NEWSLETTER

Vol 1 Issue 1

Welcome to Our Newsletter

For 15 years ARABELLA has successfully promoted creative talents to an appreciative audience around the world. We thank you for all your positive feedback. We have seen many aspiring artists leap forward to achieve recognition and develop their creative vision. Those who were achieving or accomplished served to provide leadership and point the way. Over the years our mission expanded to cover our love of all things art.

In coming Newsletter issues we will be highlighting our journey and share digital copies of articles that we hope you might remember but still find engaging. Many are timeless. For new readers or those who have just caught up with us in the last few years, we hope we will inspire you to consider how you might support creative talents in your community and if possible find ways to support our mission.

I hope that if you share my love of all things art you might consider helping us grow our Newsletter List, becoming an advertiser, or making a small donation to assist with production.

It Started with A Dream

For 2023 we've decided to look back at how we got started and some of the great stories we led with in the magazine. Given the time, we think we were pretty leading-edge and championing some causes that are still with us today. It started in the Fall of 2008.

In our inaugural issue of Fall 2008 we were proud to promote two Kipling Gallery patrons of Inuit art and the work of Abraham Anghik Ruben.

In 2010 we followed up with a detailed profile on Abraham Anghik Ruben who we understand now has his own presence in the Smithsonian.

Breaking Kipling Gallery News

Abraham Anghik Ruben is going to the Moon!

Three of Abraham’s sculptures will be included in the Lunar Codex.

Each of the images below has links to pdf copies of the articles for your reading enjoyment.

Of particular significance, is this gallery’s distinguished reputation for showing and advancing important and museum-worthy Inuit sculpture — a domain of art collecting that enjoys a formidable market of international appeal and limitless potential.

To view an extensive exhibit of works by Abraham Anghik Ruben we invite you to take a moment to visit the Kipling Gallery Abraham Anghik Ruben exhibit here.

Coming in our next issue:

MAUD LEWIS

From ARABELLA Fall 2010

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