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1000 Ripple Effects

You are personally invited to be part of the 1000 Ripple Effects Art Exhibition.
Your Art Will Leave A Ripple Effect Legacy.

I have put together the 1000 Ripple Effects art exhibition to support the opening and official launch of the 1000 Ripple Effects Project.  I am opening a community center – A Place To Call Home – Creating a safe space for young people aged 18 and older who have left the foster care system.  The statistics show, once a 18 year old leaves foster care there is 71% homelessness and 47% unemployment.  These kids have no one to rely upon and no one to depend on in life.  They are making their own way.  A Place To Call Home aims to reduce homelessness and unemployment for these young people.

Submitted on Mon, 07/26/2021 - 07:23

Art Workshop Leaders

Art Workshop Leaders for ART EAT Festival - Call for proposals.

Deadline: 15th April 2019

Brief:

ART EAT Festival www.arteatfestival.com is taking place along the Ipswich Waterfront on the 21 & 22nd September 2019.  We have a budget to deliver 16 x 2-hour free workshops to the attendees of the festival. Workshops generally need to be child-friendly and be open to people of all ages (in special circumstances and if essential a minimum age can be set).

 

We have 4 designated locations or ART STATIONS along the waterfront from which the workshops will be delivered.

Submitted on Wed, 04/03/2019 - 10:18

There but for fortune: solo show by Susie Mendelsson

There but for fortune – the lives of others

an exhibition of new artwork by Susie Mendelsson

Frame Workshop and Gallery, 22 St Nicholas Street, Ipswich IP1 1TJ

3 – 27 May 2017

Susie Mendelsson was born in London to Jewish parents who both fled Germany because of the war. She has decided to donate the proceeds of her latest solo exhibition, There but for fortune, to Suffolk Refugee Support. Her exhibition of paintings and models of the human figure takes place at the Frame Workshop and Gallery, Ipswich from 3 – 27 May.

Submitted on Wed, 05/10/2017 - 12:34
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