Culture

Scoop

Network

Scoop Culture

Free Art Project

Thursday, 5 February 2009, 11:11 am
Press Release: New Zealand Fringe Festival

Free Art Project

The free art project is a collaborative project open to everyone at the Fringe Festival.

How does it work?

1 You do one brush stroke on the canvas.
2 We take a photo of you pointing to it.
3 You give us your email and postal address

After the 1st March 2009

1 Go to www.FreeArtProject.co.nz to see your photo
2 We post you a piece of the canvas
3 We will e-mail you to keep you in the loop

FreeArtProject.co.nz
ArtKlick.co.nz

ENDS

Advertisement - scroll to continue reading

Did you know Scoop has an Ethical Paywall?

If you're using Scoop for work, your organisation needs to pay a small license fee with Scoop Pro. We think that's fair, because your organisation is benefiting from using our news resources. In return, we'll also give your team access to pro news tools and keep Scoop free for personal use, because public access to news is important!

Go to Scoop Pro Find out more

Find more from New Zealand Fringe Festival on InfoPages.

Culture Headlines | Health Headlines | Education Headlines

LIFESTYLE

Environmental Defence Society: Groundhog Day, New Book Shows History Is Repeating Itself

The Environmental Defence Society (EDS) is this coming week launching a book titled Environmental Defenders: Fighting for Our Natural World which tells the story of the Society’s 50 years of operation since the early 1970s.

NZEI Te Riu Roa: Mandated Single Approach To Reading Will Not Work

The Minister of Education, Erica Stanford, has announced that as of Term 1 2025, all teachers in state schools will be required to teach reading using the structured literacy method.

The Conversation: Could The School Phone Ban Work?

The cellphone ban in schools came into effect this week, and so far there don’t appear to have been audible howls of anguish from the nation’s playgrounds. That’s not to say every student will be thrilled, just that some might even welcome an enforced digital circuit breaker.

Public Health Communication Centre: To Avoid A Measles Epidemic, Aotearoa Must Close The ‘Immunity Gap’

The number of children in Aotearoa New Zealand who are not immunised against measles is still growing and we are now close to the tipping point that set off measles epidemics in previous years warn public health experts.

Heritage New Zealand: Kid-friendly Archaeology Resource Kit Launched As Part Of Archaeology Week

A kid-friendly archaeology resource kit is being launched today as part of New Zealand Archaeology Week (April 27-May 5). Collated by Dr Rosemary Baird, Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Senior Outreach Advisor, based in Christchurch, the kit will be available on the Heritage New Zealand website for people to download and print free of charge.

Tatai Aho Rau Core Education: Cyber Skills Programme For Tamariki Recognised At Māori Language Awards

Grok Academy and Tātai Aho Rau are honoured to receive a Māori Language Award. They are pleased that the Māori Language Commission has acknowledged Cyber Skills Aotearoa, an online cyber security programme for students.

Join Scoop Pro

Submit News

Become a Member

LATEST HEADLINES

CULTURE
HEALTH
EDUCATION

More RSS

Wellington
Christchurch
Auckland

More RSS News Alerts

Free Art Project

Are you getting our free newsletter?

Did you know Scoop has an Ethical Paywall?

LIFESTYLE

Environmental Defence Society: Groundhog Day, New Book Shows History Is Repeating Itself

NZEI Te Riu Roa: Mandated Single Approach To Reading Will Not Work

The Conversation: Could The School Phone Ban Work?

Public Health Communication Centre: To Avoid A Measles Epidemic, Aotearoa Must Close The ‘Immunity Gap’

Heritage New Zealand: Kid-friendly Archaeology Resource Kit Launched As Part Of Archaeology Week

Tatai Aho Rau Core Education: Cyber Skills Programme For Tamariki Recognised At Māori Language Awards

LATEST HEADLINES

Lifestyle Blogroll

Join Our Free Newsletter