Andrew Baines
Sausage Stroll
Sausage Stroll 2024: Dachshund Day Out for Charity
Where: Joe’s Cafe, Esplanade, Henley Beach (next to the northern car park)
When: 9am, Sunday 4 February
Cost: $5 donation on the day
Calling all sausage dogs and their owners; it’s time to take a stroll for a good cause!
Join internationally renowned artist Andrew Baines and Lutheran Care to strut your stuff on Henley Beach and raise funds for people doing it tough.
On Sunday 4 February, the latest living art installation by the Adelaide-based surreal artist will take place on Henley Beach.
With humans in formal suits and Dachshunds as their dashing selves, the group will create a show-stopping spectacle on the sand, and inspire a one-off original Andrew Baines artwork to be auctioned at a later date.
Participation in the installation is a $5 donation on the day with all funds raised supporting South Australians in need through the work of Lutheran Care, as Andrew’s charity of choice.
Lutheran Care’s Emergency Relief program is a critical service that supports South Australian families and individuals experiencing crisis and disadvantage through food relief, clothing, bedding, vouchers and referrals to other programs such as counselling, financial counselling, homelessness services and parenting programs.
Lutheran Care
About the Artist
Andrew Baines is a Henley Beach-based surrealist artist known for his bold paintings featuring bolar-hatted figures, cows, sausage dogs and lighthouses.
He has also gained considerable international recognition for his surreal installations, which place politicians, orchestras, live cows or hundreds of suited volunteers in the sea and on beaches for photo shoots. Previous collaborators include former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, former federal politicians Alexander Downer and Amanda Vanstone, and former South Australian Premiers Lynn Arnold and Steven Marshall. He previously partnered with Lutheran Care for the installation, ‘Behind the Guise of Homelessness‘.
Andrew is a United Nations Art Advisor and his paintings hang as part of collections at ANZ Bank, Singapore; The Australian Embassy in Rome, Italy; Government House SA; and the United Nations Association of Australia.
We sincerely thank Andrew for partnering with us on this important project and for his very generous offer to create a painting inspired by the living art installation which will be donated to Lutheran Care to auction in support of our crisis relief programs.
Crisis Relief and Early Intervention Programs
Donate today
70 per cent of Emergency Relief clients are experiencing food insecurity
Your donation will help us support vulnerable families and individuals in South Australia and the Northern Territory.
- $25 - will help stock up Lutheran Care’s Emergency Relief pantry.
- $60 - will fund 2 clients to take part in our financial wellbeing programs, run by trained financial professionals.
- $75 - can provide groceries to feed a family in crisis for a week.
- $150 - can help us deliver parenting education workshops and support groups, one-on-one financial and personal counselling, crèche services and playgroups at Family Zone.
- $250 - can help us provide additional support to people experiencing complex issues such as homelessness, domestic or family violence, mental health concerns and more.
