The painting: "Miyagi," quietly invites its audience to remember those in Miyagi who lost their lives in the March 11 disasters and subsequent heartache.  Painted in April, 2011, and donated to the Kentucky-Japan Relief Fund, prints are available for purchase here.  The painting will complement any home or business wall, a meaningful allusion to the tragedy in Japan that we must not too soon forget. 

Ms. Guyon is from New York and sells most of her work there but she chooses to paint in Lexington.  Busy with two recent successful projects: one at Keeneland and now the Nations of Nations project that moved in April from display outside Mayor Jim Gray's City Offices to the W.T. Young Library (click here to see images), Ms. Guyon still took time to paint: "Miyagi", as a way to help our friends in Japan.  Click here to read more about the artist.

To assist with relief efforts in Japan, Ms. Guyon has donated the right to reprint "Miyagi" to the Japan/Kentucky Relief Fund.  A fine art printer, Don Ament, will create the print on 100% quality rag-paper that will include Ms. Guyon's signature.  The print will be mailed to your home or office. 

We invite you to make a contribution to relief in Japan by purchasing this print, a permanent remembrance to those we have lost, and the hope with which we persevere.

Contact lj.mann@yahoo.com, with questions about shipping and custom framing options.  Or contact JASK by phone or SMS at 502-209-9630, email programs@jask.org. 

The prints are 37" x 24" on gallery-quality 100% rag paper.  The price is $175 plus tax ($10.50) and shipping ($12), for $197.50 total.