Paul Christopher Hicks

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Paul Christopher Hicks

Creative Leadership for Global Brands

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Happy International Cheetah Day! A couple fast cats we saw a few months ago at Sabisabi and Phinda. Amazing animals, and two amazing groups doing everything that can to save them. Fewer than 7,000 cheetah are said to exist today, and I don’t want to live on a planet without them.

North Beach for Beto

Fantastic news from #phinda today. The two orphan cheetah cubs we helped feed last month were released back into the wild. Amazing little guys, and a true survivor story.

Not a liar. Not a misogynist. Not a Russian stooge.

The Honorable Judge Wiss presides over jury selection in a hip-replacement civil case.

Friday Flyby. @usnavyblueangels

San Franciscans for Beto for Texas

Happy Birthday Roni Horn.
Things That Happen Again: For a Here and a There, 1986-1991

This work in solid copper was installed at the Chinati Foundation by Donald Judd and Roni Horn in 1988. It is on long-term loan from the Judd Foundation. The work consists of two identical truncated cones that are 35 inches long, tapering from a diameter of 17 inches to 12 inches. The pair is part of a 1986-1991 suite consisting of four sets of paired, solid copper forms, each hand-lathed to duplicate mechanical identity.

Wednesday 10/3 5:30-7:30 $fifty. Be there for Beto for Texas. @bunkhousehotels @chambers_sf @thelizlambert @phoenixhotelsf

Baby rhinos were everywhere at Phinda. And with active de-horning by the amazing team @andbeyondphinda they stand a real chance of survival despite massive corruption and poaching in South Africa. The rhinos at @sabisabireserve retain their horns, as the team there puts its efforts into private anti-poaching units and patrols. But the only real solution is to stop the insane consumption in Asia and focus efforts to stop the illegal import/export cartels that operate with impunity.

The cheetah of Phinda and Sabi Sabi are a lucky few of the 7,100 left on the planet. We were able to see this mama kill a small impala on our first evening working with @africanconservation and the amazing team at @andbeyondphinda .
@sabisabireserve @finny.sf @charli.devos

The end of day 4 brought a ginger zebra and her mom, adorbs dwarf mongoose, and lazy-ass lions sleeping when they should be hunting. Sunrise day 5 was pure magic, elephants ripping up trees, impala everywhere, a female leopard hunting in the brush, and a spectacular yet small lilac-breasted roller.