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Submitted by: Theodore
Summary
The project begins with a collection hunt for newspapers all around the community by all community members. The purpose of this is to start a papier mache session within the community centre. The next step will be to gain adhesive and wire. Every child would be placed into a group. There are 5 groups relating to the environment or community. At the beginning of next year there will be an art exhibition to showcase all the work made. Then with a successful outcome it will be duplicated throughout London.
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Comments on this entry
28-Oct-2009 8.55AM natalie carter Says...
Theo has done an excellent job in the community and fully deserves to win.
27-Oct-2009 3.13PM Rhonda Elms Says...
Wonderful experience, loved the kids, so worthwhile - well done
27-Oct-2009 3.00PM Vidia Says...
Such a simple idea and a brilliant project.
It would frightening to think how many newspapers could be collected!
Well done, Theo.
26-Oct-2009 9.44AM Sheila Says...
More important than ever to get green issues on to the agenda for the next generation
23-Oct-2009 9.16AM saskia Says...
where are the comments? i cant see them?
22-Oct-2009 3.43PM Saskia Says...
see the interview by some of the children of Theo's vision and get involved. its an amazing project and theo is an amazing person, so also vote please!
www.youtube.com/user/EnvisionChannel
22-Oct-2009 11.36AM Paddy Says...
Sounds amazing! What a great way to bring the community together.
22-Oct-2009 10.22AM Sheila Says...
I like this project because it is green and it is sustainable and everyone can join in....a real community project
22-Oct-2009 9.57AM Nick Nielsen Says...
Great sounding project - really innovative combination of lots of different local & global issues in something very tangible and practical.
Really great job and good luck!
22-Oct-2009 8.06AM Theodore Williams Says...
I am voting for myself. My project will see cleaner streets and more of a youth art culture rising up.
21-Oct-2009 9.09PM Ash Says...
Heya you're idea sounds great!
I worked on a similar project called Newspaper House that was artist led. This link will tell you more: http://newspaperhouse.blogspot.com/
We managed to get our local council to help fund it as a platform for them promoting recylcing in the city of Liverpool.
Best of luck!
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