Welcome

Creating for Conservation 

in partnership with 

Painted Dog Conservation Inc

presents

Creating for Conservation Art Exhibition 2012

Opening Night Friday 2 November
Tickets here
Open Saturday 3 and Sunday 49:00am - 5:00 pm
Weekend entry by donation


Wyatt Hall, 190 South Terrace, Pulteney Grammar School

Dear Artists, Sponsors, Patrons and Students,

Creating for Conservation is about the art of saving wildlife and in turn the art of empowering people. I can truly say, with an authentic voice and an ethical heart, this diverse art exhibition really IS about supporting the wonders and ripple effect of conservation education on individuals and communities, their livelihoods and ultimately the protection of the wildlife they live with. I am excited to be sharing this with you!

We look forward to your involvement. Making a true difference is what changes lives. Thank you for your consideration.

Emma Still
Founder - Creating for Conservation
Contact me at estill@zoossa.com.au


"Whose making a difference? We are!"

Emma and children from Chipembele's Conservation Education Programme, Zambia 

Invitation
Creating for Conservation Art Exhibition
2 to 4 November 2012

The Creating for Conservation 2012 committee warmly invites you to 
attend the opening night on Friday 2nd November (Tickets $25 Adult, $15 Yr 8-12 Student, Children Free) or come to the exhibition over the weekend and purchase the wonderful diverse artworks by our headline artist *Noel Dansie and other top artists from around the country and the world. 

Who Benefits?
100% of proceeds from Creating for Conservation Art Exhibition will be dedicated to the Chipembele Wildlife Education Trust (Zambia), via Painted Dog Conservation Inc (Perth). To learn more about these vital, effective organisations visit their websites here: chipembele.org and painteddogconservation.iinet.net.au





What it’s all about…
Your involvement is vital. Together we will be supporting the first-ever International Conservation Exchange linking Conservation Corps students from Pulteney Grammar School with Chipembele Conservation Club students from Zambia. In 2013 Conservation Corps students from Pulteney Grammar School will be travelling; self-funded, to Zambia. In 2014 Chipembele Zambian students will be visiting us in Adelaide. A true international conservation education exchange. Funds raised from the exhibition will help bring the Zambian students to Adelaide. Anna Tolan, the Founder and CEO of Chipembele Wildlife Education Trust, will be joining us to open the exhibition.



Emma Still and young people in a Conservation lesson at Chipembele, Zambia


"This truly is an exciting, innovative and lasting programme for the future of Australian and Zambian young people, their environments and designed to assist lifelong involvement in the stewardship of Earth."

Where and why?
This year, for the first time, Creating for Conservation Exhibition will be at Pulteney Grammar School. Following three wonderful exhibitions in the Adelaide Hills, we are now moving to South Terrace on the fringe of the city of Adelaide. Our move is made to both grow and expand conservation links with Pulteney Grammar School and to extend our patronage. This new and central location offers not only a larger exhibition space, but will raise the profile and exposure of the Pulteney Grammar Conservation Corps, Chipembele Conservation Education Programmes and the wondrous artworks donated and exhibited.

We do hope you will join with us!



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HEADLINE ARTIST - Noel Dansie

*Please visit Noel's website

Background image "Painted Puppies" by Noel Dansie, headline artist of the Creating for Conservation Exhibition 2012

"Painted Puppies" Kindly donated by Noel Dansie our headline artist. The puppies will be auctioned on the Opening Night.


"Mix It Up" 
Creating for Conservation is all about Creating AND Conservation.
The subject of the artworks in the 2012 exhibition can be diverse and here Noel has chosen "Mix it Up" as his signature piece for C4C2012.
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All enquires: Emma Still at estill@zoossa.com.au

100% of proceeds to