Thanks to WCAD we have had over 600 downloads of ‘Voices Beyond Borders’ since Sunday – thank you to everyone who took the time to have a look at it!
Voices Beyond Borders
Voices beyond borders Charnwood Arts
”It is the 21st Century. The United Kingdom is entirely occupied by the ‘British’. Well not entirely…one small group of boys have escaped persecution, war and unrest in their own countries. These indomitable lads still seek leave to remain and strive to rebuild their lives in a sane, just and tolerant society…and life is not easy for the Home Office….”
Launched today as our contribution to World Community Arts Day – 2013.
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The Yuluwirri Painters, Australia
The Yuluwirri Painters have been functioning as a group for 3 years and have a very multicultural background. Art transposes all cultures – many of our members could not paint when they started and this community effort is a tribute to fifteen of them who have put the artwork together over the past three days. The artwork depicts cameos of life around lightning ridge set into the cracking mud of our waterholes as we wait for rain.
The members of the Yuluwirri art group have been invited to join in http://www.worldcommunityartday.com – This has its headquarters at Prestonpans Scotland. Our group assisted by some of the CDEP participants are planning and painting a community artwork that depicts a scene or item from Lightning Ridge that has meaning for them Community art participants – Wolly Graham , Karin Thurston, Monica Summers, Joan Bibby, Shaun Benauvick, Irene Kennedy, Flo Thomas, Leanne Wallace, Allan McCullough, Peter Stonnell, Christine Shelton, Beverly Jacobsen, Michelle Thompson, Helen Buchannan, Eva Kranz
February 17, 2013 · 9:17 pm
Dia de arte na comunidade 2008 Brazil
Through World Community Arts day, the Craigmillar Communiversity will highlight a series of movies that celebrate Community Arts history.
The sixth film is a film from Brazil and celebrated WCAD in 2008.
February 17, 2013 · 8:45 pm
“Oor Wullie”
Through World Community Arts day, the Craigmillar Communiversity will highlight a series of movies that celebrate Community Arts history.
The fifth film is a film is “Oor Wullie” from 1970′s A wonderful mad part animation made with kids.
February 17, 2013 · 8:07 pm
The award winning “Arts The Catalyst Craigmillar”
Through World Community Arts day, the Craigmillar Communiversity will highlight a series of movies that celebrate Community Arts history.
The fourth film is a film Arts the Catalyst Craigmillar. Winner of the Saltire Award for best documentary at the Edinburgh International Film Festival in 2007.
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