Lifetime Partners with the Art of Elysium And Artist Colette Miller for Seven City Global Angel Wings Project Art Installation in Celebration of “Highway to Heaven”

Lifetime is proud to partner with national arts organization The Art of Elysium and artist Colette Miller for a seven-city interactive installation of Colette’s Global Angel Wings Project in celebration of the premiere of Lifetime’s new Highway to Heaven movie. The angel wings will inspire people be part of the art installation and become angels on earth themselves. Starring Jill Scott and Barry Watson, Highway to Heaven debuts on November 6th @ 8PM ET/PT.

Initially created as interactive street art in Los Angeles 2012, the life-sized angel wings were painted throughout the city to remind humanity that we are the Angels of this Earth, much like Angela (Jill Scott) in Highway to Heaven who is an angel sent to help those in need. Colette has created seven new angel wing designs, and for the first time, they will be printed on oversized vinyl decals and installed in seven cities throughout the country. The wings will be installed beginning October 18 and be on display through November 9th.

The cities and locations where the angel wings will be exhibited are:

“I am thrilled to partner with Lifetime for this Highway to Heaven collaboration, as my mother is a fan of the original show, and of course The Art of Elysium, an organization that has been doing such wonderful things for artists and people going through a tough time for almost 25 years,” said artist, Colette Miller.

“We are honored to be partnering with Lifetime and Colette Miller on this special art installation for Highway to Heaven,” said Jennifer Howell, founder, The Art of Elysium. “Colette’s angel wings remind each of us that within us we have love, kindness, and the ever-present moment to be of service to others. The Art of Elysium’s mission strives to remind our artists and those we serve that we can bring heaven to earth through creativity, transcendence, and serving those in need. During the past two years, I believe the world has shown us that each of us is in need and we hope this project inspires people to recognize ourselves in others and work together to pave our individual highways to heaven.”

Additionally, Lifetime is donating $25,000 to The Art of Elysium to further their work supporting artists like Colette. The Art of Elysium is an artist organization built on the idea that through service, art becomes a catalyst for social change. The Art of Elysium rewards altruistic creativity by giving back to artists who share their gifts with those in need.

WCPG is the cause-based agency partnering with Lifetime for the collaboration between The Art of Elysium and Colette Miller.