Prince of Wales Museum Exhibition and Workshop
"I'm thrilled to be part of this exciting project. TellusArt's innovative approach for networking and cross pollenization of cultures, blending artists and children through workshops and exhibitions, feels like a wave of the future. Here we find a playful approach to raise awareness for environmental and social issues that encourage dialogue and exchange. Children are our future and their minds aren't yet limited by what can't be done. The language of art goes beyond rhetoric and artists can help stretch the boundaries, creating new paths. My hope is that we can help the world see things in a new way. The earth needs our attention and loving care. If we are at all tuned in to the beauty of nature and animals in the wild, we can't help but want to do our part."
Eva Dillner
http://www.divinedesign.nu
Art for a cause. TellusArt is committed to providing a global platform to outstanding and upcoming artists from all over the world through exhibitions, workshops and projects related to art. We are also committed towards highlighting through the power of art, issues that need collective human attention and participation to resolve.
Protect Wildlife Heritage – An Appeal By Children
All living beings are woven inextricably in the web of life. When any link in that chain is harmed, others will be affected. Earth is home to an estimated 10 to 20 million species. Although extinction is a natural process, there is nothing natural about the rate at which organisms are presently disappearing.
Over-exploitation of wildlife for commercial purposes, the introduction of harmful exotic organisms, environmental pollution, and the spread of diseases pose serious threats to our world’s biological heritage. Ecologists predict that 50 per cent of all mammals and birds will be extinct within the next century. The loss of these resources threatens the functioning of natural systems and the overall well being of human society.
Giant pandas, tigers, polar bears, endangered whales and dolphins, rhinos, elephants, marine turtles and great apes are species that not only need special measures and extra protection in order to survive, they also serve as umbrella species: helping them helps numerous other species that live in the same habitats.
Protecting Wildlife Heritage – an appeal by children
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya (formerly known as The Prince of Wales Museum) Mumbai-India
15th – 19th January 2010
Highlights:
* Exhibition of Artwork by children from Asia
* Exhibition of Artwork by artists from Scandinavia and Asia
* Painting/Art workshop for 40 artists from Asia and Scandinavia
* Art workshop for artists and school children
* Interaction with Dr. Mike Pandey, noted filmmaker and conservationist
Workshop with School Children
New Delhi (Venue to be decided)
22 January 2010
Creative workshop for school children of Delhi and Scandinavian artists, on the theme, ‘Protect Wildlife Heritage’
Fusion
Museum of Fine Arts, Punjab University, Chandigarh
28 January 2010 - 2 February 2010
Art Exhibition and Exchange Workshop for artists from Punjab, Haryana, Himachal and Scandinavia.
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