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    Join us for the opening of Satellites of Art at Carmen Humbel, Kilchberg, on October 3, 2024.   Featuring works by: Hela ammar from Tunisia 🇹🇳 Afeez Aregbede from Nigeria 🇳🇬 Nimrod Hanai from Tanzania 🇹🇿   This exhibition showcases diverse artistic voices dedicated to supporting the UN’s sustainability goals. Founder & CEO Katrin Imhof will be present, along with a live artist talk featuring Nimrod Hanai Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with global art for impact!   Date: October 3, 2024 Time: 6PM -8PM Location: Carmen Humbel, Broelberg 3, Kilchberg

    Sdg Stamm In Zusammenarbeit Mit Satellites Of Art   • Date: 4th Of October 2024 • Time: 19:00 PM • Location: Vadozner Huus   Kunstschaffen Für Mehr Gleichheit (Sdg 10) Und Weniger Klimaschaden (Sdg 13)   • Caroline Hilti | Geschichte & Kultur Gemeinde Schaan • Karin Jehle | Amt Für Umwelt • Katrin Imhof | Satellites Of Art • Manfred Näscher | Künstler • Geraldine Zeuner | Moderation     Apéro Mit Ausstellung Von Werken Aus Peru, Libyen Und Dem Iran Die Veranstaltung Ist Offen Für Alle Interessierten. Wir Bitten Um Eine Anmeldung Bis 27-September an sdg@sdg-allianz.li Unterstützt Von Der Kulturstiftung

    The Philanthropy Platform 2024 was a unique event that explored courageous philanthropy, for which we at Satellites of Art created an artistic space, presenting a social entrepreneurial approach to ‘giving’/partnering with social impact. Taking place on September 26th in Schaan, Liechtenstein, the event featured inspiring talks, engaging discussions, and valuable networking opportunities.     Highlights included a keynote speech that encouraged new ways of thinking about art and philanthropy, a lively panel discussion with experts, and brief presentations on innovative projects. Participants also enjoyed an apéro session to connect with like-minded individuals and had meaningful conversations to exchange ideas.   Thank you to everyone who helped