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Elephant Parade® is a social enterprise and runs the world’s largest art exhibition of decorated elephant statues. Created by artists and celebrities, each Elephant Parade statue is a unique art piece. The life-size, baby elephant statues are exhibited in international cities and raise awareness for the need of elephant conservation.
Limited edition, handcrafted replicas and a select range of products are created from the exhibition elephants. 20% of Elephant Parade net profits are donated to elephant welfare and conservation projects.
Be part of it.
LET’S PAINT A BRIGHTER FUTURE!
Front cover:Top left: Peace, Love and Music by Howie GreenTop Right: Hommage to Mondriaan by Nipon KeawkamdeeBottom left: Queen of the Fruit by Pitipong Pothiwan Bottom left: For Ever by Nartkanok Lao-Amata
HOW IT ALL BEGANElephant Parade was founded by father and son Marc and Mike Spits in 2006.
Whilst on holiday in Thailand, Marc met a baby elephant named Mosha, who had lost her leg after stepping on a landmine. Mosha inspired Marc and Mike to create Elephant Parade.
In 2007, the first exhibition was held in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. The ‘Friends of the Asian Elephant’ Hospital - Mosha’s home base in Lampang, was one of the first organizations to receive contributions generated by Elephant Parade and structurally continues to receive funds for taking care of Mosha.
In 2008, Mosha was the first baby elephant in the world to receive a prosthetic leg which was jointly funded by Elephant Parade.
Mike Spits, Founder
“We wanted to do something structural, something that would be profitable in the long run. This is the only way in which we can provide the elephant a sustainable future” - Mike Spits
Mosha at the FAE Hospital, Lampang Thailand
Elephant Parade is a social enterprise with a unique combination of art, business and conservation.
SOCIAL ENTERPRISE
A ARTElephant Parade statues never go unnoticed by the wider public and media. Created by artists and celebrities, each Elephant Parade statue is a unique art piece. After the exhibition, a number of Elephant Parade statues are auctioned by a renowned auction house.
CB BUSINESS
We believe that a business can contribute to creating a better and happier world. Elephant Parade creates hand crafted limited edition replicas and other merchandise, based on the exhibition elephant designs. Our products are sold worldwide and contribute to elephant conservation.
CONSERVATIONLimited edition, handcrafted replicas and a select range of products are created from the exhibition elephants. Elephant Parade donates 20% of its net profits to elephant conservation projects, with a minimum of 50.000 Euros each year.
From top:Camu by Bryan AdamsZwartwitje by Jan des BouvrieSatao by Sir Richard Branson
17 Elephant Parade exhibitions around the world so far since 2007
Our exhibitions attract millions of visitors and raise awareness of elephant conservation
Over 1350 artists, celebrities and companies have participated in Elephant Parade
There are over 1480 unique full size Elephant Parade statues
The top price paid for an Elephant Parade Statue was at the Elephant Parade London 2010 where ‘The Singing Butler’ by Jack Vettriano raised £155,000 at auction
Millions of Euros raised for Elephant Conservation
2016 is the 10th Anniversary of Elephant Parade
FACTS & FIGURES** November 2015
LET’S SAVE ELEPHANTS!The African and Asian elephants are endangered and desperately need our help. Loss of natural habitat, ivory poaching and human-elephant conflict are the biggest issues threatening elephants.
33,000 African elephants are killed each year, or 1 elephant every 15 minutes, mainly from poaching.
There are less than 50,000 Asian elephants left. In the last 100 years, their habitat has shrunk by 95% and their population has declined by 70%.
Known as the “gardeners of the earth”, many plants and animals depend on elephants for their own lives. If elephants disappeared, many other species would too.
The elephant will become extinct in 30 years if we do not do something right now. Elephant Parade is committed to raising funds to make a difference and to help save elephants.
Be part of it.
PRODUCTS AND REPLICASA selection of elephants from each Elephant Parade exhibition are reproduced into limited edition replicas. These are hand-crafted by a skilled group of artisans. Each replica is a unique piece of art. All elephant replicas are delivered with a certificate of authenticity.
Elephant Parade also license and produce a select range of designed products which are based on the original elephant statues created by the many artists, designers and celebrities who have participated in our worldwide exhibitions.
Cleopatra by Gudrun Hauser
Funny Cookies by Ratsamee Kongchan
Watch! by Gudrun Hauser
We love Mosha global by Boony Laohajaruenyt
Mother Nature by Hannes D’Haese
Sommar by Prints
Coloriby Noppawan Nuansiri
Spideyphantjeby Paul Meijering
Indian Blues by Tavichon Chomtaveevirut
Zwart Witjeby Jan des Bouvrie
Lantern Festival by Narin Kantawong
Monkey Business by Vikarnda Suwanpitak
Sataoby Sir Richard Branson
Red Arrow Elephant by Richard Powell
Peace, Love and Musicby Howie Green
Tree of Lifeby Diana Francis
Flower Impression by Pimpapa Dumdej
Belgium Fruits by Paisarn Jen-arn
One Hundred Flowersby Li BingBing
Hidden Diamondsby Wanchalerm Mueanpang
For Everby Nartkanok Lao-Amata
Amansaraby Kesorn Mueanpang
I Heart You by Studio Chiang Mai
Ellie by Megan Scott
Peacock Seasons by Rungtiwa Shianglum
From top:In the Woods by Wachira Srijan
Monkey Business by Vikarnda SuwanpitakLittle Jaidee by Pinyada Raranasungk
ARTBOX
Artbox – an elephant-shaped canvas
So far Elephant Parade has created more than 1,000 unique elephants so there should be something for every taste, but if you would rather create your own elephant, the Artbox is perfect for you!
The Elephant Parade Artbox contains a blank version of the 15 cm polyresin elephant and everything you need to decorate it – different-sized brushes and acrylic paint in various colours.
With the Artbox, you can create your own elephant masterpieces!
Kiku by Chris Chun
A WORLDWIDE SUCCESSMillions of people have visited Elephant Parade exhibitions and more than 3,000 people have attended Elephant Parade auction events. More than 800 artists have participated and over 1000 elephants have been created; each an original piece of art.
Amongst some of our artists and supporters are Jack Vettriano, Ronald Ventura, Paul Smith, His Royal Highness Prince Consort of Denmark, Katy Perry, Diane von Furstenberg, Sarah - Duchess of York, Karim Rashid, Leona Lewis...
Since the first exhibition in Rotterdam in 2007, millions of Euros have been raised for elephant conservation projects through Elephant Parade.
The top price for an original elephant statue at an Elephant Parade auction fetched £155,000. This masterpiece was created by artist Jack Vettriano for the 2010 London Elephant Parade.
Over 200 brands have participated in and supported our Elephant Parades such as:
FerrariAston MartinThai Airways InternationalVanity Fair
Tommy HilfigerHewlett PackardHeathrow ExpressPaul SmithSingapore Zoo
Air FranceTangsDisney TheatricalBlack RockL’Oreal Professional
AROUND THE WORLDSINGAPORE Singapore 2011
HASSELT Belgium 2012
TRIER - LUXEMBOURG Germany 2013
DANA POINT USA 2013
UK NATIONAL TOUR UK 2013 - 2014
HONG KONG Hong Kong 2014
CALAIS France 2015
BANGKOK Thailand 2015
FLORIPA Brazil 2015
ROTTERDAM The Netherlands 2007
ANTWERP Belgium 2008
AMSTERDAM The Netherlands 2009
LONDON UK 2010
BERGEN The Netherlands 2010
EMMEN The Netherlands 2010
HEERLEN The Netherlands 2011
COPENHAGEN Denmark 2011
MILAN Italy 2011
You and I by Victor Tan
LET’SPAINT ABRIGHTERFUTURE!
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