Thursday, July 5, 2012

THE CAMPAIGN FOR DRAWING. WILL YOU TAKE PART???


Are you free on market days???


Please let us know if you are interested in being part of ...

THE CAMPAIGN FOR DRAWING

The Campaign for Drawing has one aim: to get everyone drawing!
Drawing can encourage engagement with museum and gallery collections and increase civic participation, uniting people of all ages, backgrounds and cultures. It is accessible and economical, requiring only pencil and paper
The Campaign pursues its aim through the annual October Big Draw festival, involving over a thousand organisations across the UK and twenty other countries. Big Draw organisers run events for families, children and adults, creating opportunities for drawing with a great variety of media and exploring many subjects. Partners include national and regional museums and galleries, schools, shopping and community centres, libraries, art clubs and village halls.
The October 2012 festival kicks-off with a free national launch at the Victoria and Albert Museum on 30 September. Big Draw, Big Make will bring together leading teams and individuals from some of the UK's top design practices to show the importance of drawing across the creative industries.

Big Draw Organisers

Register now for advice on running events
If you have already registered, now is the time to add details of your events
There are still places availble for Big Draw Organisers on ourDrawing Action Course at De La Warr Pavilion on 10 July. Ideal for anyone new to the Big Draw or wants to learn more about running particpatory drawing activities.

Big Draw Events

To find your nearest Big Draw programme, please visit the Big Draw Listings after 1 August or 




EVERYBODY CAN TAKE PART - BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED!

If you are keen to help create a Big Draw Event on Market Days contact: 
Jane Mulcock 
Executive Officer
Esperance Community Arts
PO Box 708, Esperance, WA, 6450
08 9072 1158
0427871827




This and more information about THE CAMPAIGN FOR DRAWING  - follow this link http://www.campaignfordrawing.org/home/index.aspx

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