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LAS VEGAS, NV.- Patron Spirits invited a new kind of window shopping for this holiday season, which started on Nov. 15 and continuing through Dec. 31, 2011, the Patron "Simply Perfect" Art Project showcases live, working art studios and galleries that offer emerging artists the opportunity to create one-of-a-kind works of art for auction in support of four local organizations.

Across the country, four "Simply Perfect" Art Project studios occupy formerly vacant storefront windows that have been transformed into spaces of creativity and imagination for nearly 30 up-and-coming artists. Given approximately one week each, artists will create an original painting, sculpture or other work based on their personal interpretation of Patron tequila's "Simply Perfect" mantra.

Each studio is active throughout afternoons and evenings, Wednesdays through Sundays. During all other times, the art will be on display in each window, along with a video screen showing the progression of the collective work. To view the art in the making, please visit one of the four "Simply Perfect" Art Project locations, including:
• Chicago – 50 East Chicago Avenue (between North Wabash Avenue & North Rush Street)
• Los Angeles – 7024 Hollywood Blvd. (between North Sycamore Avenue & North Orange Drive)
• New York City – 454 West Broadway (between Prince Street & West Houston Street)
• San Francisco – 581 Market Street (between 1st Street & 2nd Street)

"These live art studios offer a unique opportunity for emerging artists to showcase their work to a much larger audience. At the same time, we hope to enhance the holiday season by bringing people the experience of artistic creation," said Jennifer Long, Patron brand director. "We are thrilled to promote fresh talent and, with their help, enrich the local community. Their generosity of time and talent is a simply perfect gift to their cities, and we're proud to amplify it."

To view complete collections from all four cities, passers-by can scan the QR code located on the windows of each of the four installations. The QR code will link consumers directly to the auction website (eliminateregifting.com), where they will be able to learn more about the artists and bid on their favorite works of art.

The artist whose work receives the highest bid will receive national exposure in a print advertisement for Patron in 2012. Additionally, the proceeds from the purchased pieces will benefit local art organizations that are partners on the project, including:
• Chicago Artists' Coalition
• Los Angeles Art Association
• New York Foundation for the Arts
• The Artists Guild of San Francisco



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December 26, 2011

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Landscapes that emerge from nature: Retrospective of the work of Naoya Hatakeyama at Huis Marseille

Charles M. Russell's finest watercolors to be shown at the Amon Carter Museum in February 2012

Winner of the 2010 Baloise Art Prize, Claire Hooper, exhibits at mumok in Vienna

Exhibition by American artist and architect Paul Laffoley at Hamburger Bahnhof

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Catástrofes: Exhibition containing works from the its collection opens at Artium

December 25, 2011

Domenichino masterpiece returns to Dulwich as a fitting climax to the Gallery's bicentenary

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More accurate view of George Washington crossing debuts at the New-York Historical Society

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10 historical and contemporary photographers about Africa at Young Gallery

Groninger Museum presents solo exhibition of the world-famous designs of of Studio Job

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The outstanding George Daniels Motor Car Collection to be sold by Bonhams at Goodwood Festival of Speed

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New York State Museum receives gift of major stoneware to add already major collection

Visually provocative abstractions by Beverly Fishman at Galerie Richard in New York

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Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art presents definitive look at 110 years of sculpture

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Sotheby's New York announces annual sale of important Americana for January 2012

MOMA appoints Pedro Gadanho curator in the Department of Architecture and Design

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Winner of Bravo's Work of Art Kymia Nawabi opens solo exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum

Animism: Modernity through the Looking Glass at the Generali Foundation

Museum of Modern Art presents first U.S. retrospective of the work of Sanja Ivekovic

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Brandywine River Museum Acquires Major Painting by Horace Pippin

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December 23, 2011

John Chamberlain, an artist who turned automotive scrap metal into sculpture, dies at 84

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First fully representative retrospective of David LaChapelle's work at Galerie Rudolfinum in Prague

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December 22, 2011

Major retrospective of the work of Eugene Von Guerard opens at the Queensland Art Gallery

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National Galleries of Scotland announces a major new acquisition of painting by J.M.W. Turner

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New York State Museum in Albany marks 175th anniversary with collections exhibition

Christie's Americana week 2012 presents rare and historically significant masterpieces

Indianapolis Museum of Art announces top acquisitions, from the 230 it acquired, for 2011

The J. Paul Getty Museum presents exhibition of memorable images of Los Angeles

Museum exhibits itself: New permanent display of Israeli art at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York presents Vivian Maier: photographs from the Maloof Collection

Jerry Uelsmann and Pentti Sammallahti exhibit simultaneously at Peter Fetterman Gallery

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December 21, 2011

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