Proyecto Paz Latinoamerica and The Standard have come together to collaborate with renowned Fine Artist David Foote on "Peace Line”. A live painting installation taking place this Sunday, May 1st 2016 at The Garden at The Standard, East Village. Foote will be hand painting one of a kind canvases with his signature style women in black and PPLA’s colors.

This unique installation will feature the finished canvases suspended on clotheslines with classic wood pins as guests will be able to purchase the one of a kind paintings for a special price.

A percentage of all sales will benefit Proyecto Paz Latinoamerica a non-profit organization that supports young women in the most vulnerable communities in Latin America by promoting soccer programs as a tool for peace and development.

All "Peace Line" works are now available for Sale.

ALL Peace Line Pieces are $350 - Shipping charges will be done separately after the exhibit, and vary depending on State or Country.

Acrylic on Canvas 16 x 20 Inches. They will be shipped stretched and wrapped. To order Peace Line painting by Artist David Foote please email us at info@davidfootestudio.com

Make sure you include the Painting Image and Number that you are interested in purchasing. All transactions are secure through pay pal.

Available Works

Peace Line Series 1 - Mermaids

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About Proyecto Paz Latinoamerica

Created by Venezuelan Actress and Television personality Eglantina Zingg, Proyecto Paz Latinoamerica a non-profit organization that supports young women in the most vulnerable communities in Latin America by promoting soccer programs as a tool for peace and development.
Our Goal PPLA seeks to inspire and mobilize youth, community leaders, activists, individuals and other organizations to become agents of change; to
participate in projects that will promote human values in their communities and provide children and young people the tools to build a future of peace. We positively impact public policies around the region and contribute to the expansion of education in human values as a mechanism to reduce violence and crime.
For more information on Proyecto Paz Latinoamerica go to: http://proyectopazla.org