Mike Glad: Patron and Collector of the Arts

 

Many think that there isn't sufficient help for expressions of the human experience nowadays. Nonetheless, people like Mike Glad are assisting with battling that issue. Mike Glad was brought into the world in the city of Pensacola, Florida. Mike Glad was the child of a flying maritime official, and along these lines, he spent his adolescence in numerous urban communities in both Europe and the United States. When it came time for school, he went to Georgia Tech on a football grant. Mike Glad graduated with a four-year certification in mechanical designing. 

Mike Glad is notable as an ally of California traditional craftsmanship. He has procured numerous antiquities from an assortment of areas, like Oceania, Indonesia, Africa, and Asia. The movement craftsmanship assortment of Mike Glad is different and has been shown in exhibition halls on more than one landmass. 

For a very long time, Mike Glad has been archiving the existences of native individuals in the nations to which he has been voyaging. Mike Glad has contributed numerous photos to tourism publications and books. In 2006, Mike Glad won Costco's International Photo Contest, out of more than 30,000 individuals who had participated in the challenge. Mike Glad mentioned numerous observable facts in Mexico and Central America of changing practices that were going on inside the native societies. Mike Glad was keen on recounting their story, so he financed and created a film in 2000 entitled The Spirit of the Maya. After two years, Mike Glad worked with Leslie Iwerks to make a narrative pretty much the entirety of individuals who made money looking over waste in the landfill of Guatemala City, entitled Recycled Life. This narrative won first prize and over twelve film celebrations. It was assigned for the Oscar for Documentary Short Subject in 2007 by The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Mike Glad, at that point, delivered A Safe Passage, which was another film. This film wound up raising more than 3,000,000 dollars for Safe Passage, which was a philanthropic association that gave help to the offspring of guardians who worked in the Guatemala City dump. 

When the new decade began, Mike Glad wound up leaving the business world to zero in on his photography craftsmanship on a full-time premise. In 2010, Mike Glad worked together with Michael and Greg Hamson to make Art of the Boiken a book. Mike Glad additionally went through a quarter of a year in Ethiopia with his photography, zeroing in on the two individuals and natural life, especially birds. In 2012, Mike Glad visited Guatemala multiple times in anticipation of "Confidence and Celebration in Guatemala," a show at the Museum Ixchel in Guatemala City that opened in March 2012. 

As should be obvious, Mike Glad has done a great deal for the universe of craftsmanship. Mike Glad has both made his commitments and shown his appreciation for others' burdens through his gathering endeavours.