CALLOUT: Artists needed to help One in Four
One in Four, a charity providing essential services for survivors of sexual abuse, are calling on all artists to get involved in a Secret Art Sale taking place in early December this year.
One in Four is now calling on artists to get involved and submit a piece of work to help them reach their goal! To raise vital funds for the charity’s services they plan to create an on-line arts sale with a target over 200 artists participating. The artworks will be exhibited anonymously, and each will be sold to the public for €50, with the artist’s name only revealed after the artwork is purchased.
The public will get the chance to buy work from yourselves: international artists, celebrities, and emerging and established artists, whilst raising money to support the work of One in Four.
Artworks must be 2-dimensional and A5 in size (14 x 21 cm’s). There is no set theme, and all mediums will be accepted. Each artwork submitted should have your name, title of the work and any signatures on the reverse to create a ‘blind sale’ of the pictures sold.
Deadline for receipt of physical artworks is Friday 20th November 2022 at 12 noon and can be posted to our address or we can arrange a local drop-off point.
To register your interest please email John on[email protected]or call: (00353) 087 174 8198.
By submitting original artworks, you will help One in Four provide vital services for survivors of sexual abuse. To find out more information about One in Four see www.oneinfour.ie
SUBMIT NOW:
https://www.oneinfour.ie/event/calling-all-artists-event
Since 2003, One in Four has been a listening ear. They have been a support, a refuge, a lifeline. We provide professional counselling to adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Their vision is an Irish society where children are safe from the threat of sexual harm. Every single day they work towards this vision. To find out more information about One in Four see www.oneinfour.ie
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