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Ken Wolverton, New Mexico, USA
How
to make a paperboat in 30 seconds
Caribeworld.org For Creativity & Diversity! Cultures & Exchange!
Community Arts Forum, Northern Ireland
"Memorial of Children Affected by HIV" by Ms. Dorsa Ghasemi, Iran
Artists meeting place (AMP), Worldwide
Children at Risk Foundation, Brasil
API News/Community Arts Network, Worldwide
Portrait of a Craigmillar Artist, UK

Community Channel UK
More Inspiration
4Cs Foundation, Nova Scotia, Canada
Neilston Development Trust, UK
Green Shoes Arts, Dagenham, London, UK
Launch of Moffat Way Mural, Craigmillar, UK
Rawlins Community College, Quorn, England
Youth Prayer Day, Repacted, Kenya
Almondale Shooping Centre, Livingston, UK
The Gallery, Stratford-upon-Avon Leisure Centre
Watford Recycling Arts Project, UK
Children at risk Foundation (CARF) blog
Community Arts Showcase at Belfast’s Waterfront Hall, Northern Ireland
World Solutions banner, Worldwide
Evening News, Edinburgh: Pink Painters come clean, UK
Virginia Marín Magán and Antoni Gabarre Gonzalez, Spain
BA Visual Communication & Digital Publishing students at Adam Smith College
A poem for World Community Arts Day
Colchester Roman Mosaic project, UK
Tiite,
Director, World Peace Markers Project
AMP/Valentine Day Project, Worldwide
Craigmillar Gathering Photos, UK
World Community Arts Day Logo, Northern Ireland
Some fine words from Lynn Johnson, Theatre of Celebration, USA
Paperboats, Rocca Gutteridge and friends at Portobello Beach, UK
A message in a paperboat from Ireland
How to make a paperboat sculpture
A poem for World Community Arts Day
World Peace Marker Project, Worldwide
Shirley Anne Murdoch: "101 variations on a green circle", UK
Chrissie Orr/Bobbe Besold, USA
WORLD COMMUNITY ARTS DAY 17th Feb 2010
"ART AS A CATALYST FOR CARING AND SHARING"
Be creative on the day to raise an important issue you believe in and help create a World Festival Society for a day.
All we ask of you on that day is to do an arts project, however small or big on the 17th Feb 2010 or as near to the date as possible.
Be creative about an issue that you believe promotes "caring and sharing".
Song, dance, theatre, draw, paint, write, make, poem, photogragh, lecture, walk, tour, talk, art class anyway that you feel you are creative!
It maybe an ongoing project you wish to highlight.
It is being creative that is important.
It could be a small or large gathering.
Or add an image or sound, etc to an existing website to mark this day.
If you can mark the event on your website in the build up to it that would be great too.
We are not asking for money, but your creativity and artistic skills to celebrate this day.
The aim is to create a world festival society for a day.
To illustrate how festival and celebration through art can provide answers.
LETTERS OF SUPPORT
Another way to get involved is send us a letter of support. Similar to:
Statement by Fiona Hyslop, Minister for Culture and External Affairs, Scottish Parliament
Angela Constance, MSP, Scottish Parliament
OUR BIGGEST FESTIVAL
This is the fourth year and each year it grows.
It started off in 2007 to celebrate the life of Reg Bolton the Craigmillar Festival Network, but has now grown each year.
This will be our biggest yet with hundreds of thousands of people joining in and bringing many projects from many countries.
Many are adding artwork, music, photos, etc online into a range of social networks.
Look and enjoy the diverse range of creativity.
Have a look at last year, live broadcasts, radio broadcasts, concerts, art installations, everything and anything. Some celebrations lasted a few months, week long celebrations in many Arts Centres and many were very quiet and quick on or before the day. The important thing is to be part of this global celebration.
TO BE INCLUDED IN THE FESTIVAL
To be included in the festival all we ask for you to:
- have words "World Community Arts Day " with the Green Circle Logo on your website
- contact us and we will create a special page, but prefer if it is on another/your own website.
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AMP: Artists meeting Place, Global
Marathon des Miles de l'Art agenda
YOUTUBE: Street children ADMIN
Community Arts Council of Vancouver, Canada
The Guid Life calandar, Lanarkshire, Scotland
The Riverfront, Newport, Wales
The East Lothian Book Club for Fabulous Women
Community Artists living in Israel
Michael Gfroerer, Toronto, Canada
Community Arts Forum, NI WCAD article and front cover (pdf)

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