Throwback Thursday
Does the 1st of every month sneak up on you like your parent’s birthday before you were able to get a card in the mail? It’s understandable. 2014 is flying by and I hate to break it to you my friend, but it’s practically almost May!
With so much excitement brewing this year, it seemed necessary to throw it back to 2013 to a couple events that showcased Dan’s art.
Last June, Dan’s journals, books, and prints traveled to AMFM Fest, a four-day festival at the Mary Pickford Theater in Cathedral City, California. Dan’s work was on display all weekend surrounded by talented artists, musicians, and filmmakers.
A few months later, there was an event at Bergamot Station in Los Angeles, California to celebrate what would be Dan’s 44th birthday. It was a fun and joyful Saturday night. People played with the never-before-seen virtual Dan Eldon gallery, Snow in Africa performed, and Dan fans participated in a silent auction featuring Dan’s print, “Hands,” signed by Jason Russell. There were also many people hearing Dan’s story for the first time. It was a successful night indeed!
Check out these pictures from both nights!
- A Dan Eldon Organization visionary explains Dan’s story to an AMFM Fest attendee.
- Dan’s journals, books, and prints on display at AMFM Fest.
- Two prints that are part of the Dan Eldon Traveling Exhibit at AMFM Fest.
- An explanation of the Dan Eldon Traveling Exhibit on display at AMFM Fest.
- AMFM Fest attendees observe Dan’s original journals on display.
- Author and photographer, Robert Zuckerman displayed his Kindsight book and photographs alongside Dan’s work at AMFM Fest.
- Snow in Africa perform as attendees enjoy art and films at Bergamot.
- Attendees participate in the silent auction at Bergamot.
- A fun and joyful night surrounded by Dan’s art at Bergamot.
- Chrystie Martinez, head of production at Creative Visions enjoys the evening at Bergamot.
Want to see more galleries of Dan’s work? Check out our post about the “Durango Series” in Durango, Colorado last year. Also, if you’re interested in how to get the traveling exhibit to your hometown, email sara@daneldon.org!










