On Saturday, November 22, what is being billed as the biggest wildlife party ever to be held in London, the Biophilia Ball, will be held to celebrate 50 years of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature's (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species. This project is the world's most comprehensive information source on the global conservation status of plant, animal and fungi species.
The event will bring together global dignitaries, wildlife ambassadors, artists, musicians and actors -- all united in their passion for nature. The benefit will raise funds which will be distributed by Synchronicity Earth to partners that restore degraded habitat project species on the brink of extinction and support local communities.
The Biophilia Ball will be held at the Natural History Museum and the venue will be transformed to recreate the biosphere in all its glory through the creative use of sound, light, performance and food. Guests will wear unique hand-painted masks by artist, Alice Shirley, each representing a unique species, and a sustainably sourced menu designed by Michelin rated chef, Bruno Loubet. A live and silent auction featuring beautiful and inspirational art will lead to the Ball's grand musical finale.
Three framed prints from George Grubb's "New York City Wildlife" series will be offered up for auction at this event. They are "Wandering Over Manhattan," "Strolling Through Bryant Park," and "Riding The New York Subway." The prints are framed in reclaimed wood, and have an edition size of only 3. For more information on this event being held in London, please visit
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BIDDING information for "Strolling Through Bryant Park"
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BIDDING information for "Riding The New York Subway"
