James Bull Annual Art Competition – 2012

Snaresbrook Arts Project

                          is proud to present                              

James Bull Annual Art Competition – 2012

James is a local artist who has excelled in his hobby and converted that into a full time job.

He attends Snaresbrook Arts Project ‘SAP STUDIOS’ which supports, trains and employs adults with learning disabilities.

James would like to invite and encourage young children, aged 7-11yrs and 12-15yrs (2 categories) to express themselves through art by entering his competition.

If you are interested please send your Artwork/Paintings   to the address below:

Address: 34 Hollybush Hill, Snaresbrook, E11 1PS.  

Subject:   Flowers

Closing Date: 28^th of September 2012

Entry cost : £2 (for admin)

Prizes:  Winners will receive a cup and have their paintings displayed in Wanstead Library and The ARC in Harlow. Runners up will receive medals.

The paintings will be judged by local artists, councillor and professionals. The winners will be announced at our 'Trails End Garden Party' marking the closing of the Wanstead Art Trail on 30th September at the above address.

Summer Time

We have started summer with lots of excitement and great news.

The whole team at Snaresbrook Art Project got together to create and put together a giant necklace called “Endless Chain” to celebrate Learning disability Week 2011, and once again our work was selected to be exhibited at the Tate Modern on 21 June. We were all pleased and excited to see not only this year’s Necklace displayed, but also to see our Red Bus, which was the winner of 2010, featured at the exhibition.

We are now busy creating our new selection of top quality cards, which are being sold at the Cherry Tree Cafe and in several other local shops, as well as in local fairs and events.