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Out of This World Many thanks to: www.youngarteastanglia.co.uk [email protected] All those children whose creative work makes Adrian Melrose who has done all the very Exhibition Sponsors: who have sponsored walls : Contact up this exhibition, and to their teachers whose considerable production of letters and forms and • Bedfords enthusiasm and commitment are essential has also set up our facebook page and not only • Best of Sufolk to the success of Young Art East Anglia set up our new website but sponsors the cost. 10.00am-4.30pm March 12th Sunday Our judge, Georgie Mason, who helped us James Kindred for painstakingly typesetting • Coes 12:00pm-5:00pm, March 11th Saturday 1:00pm-5:00pm, March 10th Friday by choosing the winning entries. Originally this programme and for other design support. • O&C Butcher from Sufolk, Georgie now lives and works in G.F. Smith for supplying card for mounting Aldeburgh Gallery, Pears Peter London. Her connection with the countryside • The Regatta the pictures (www.gfsmith.com) comes through in her art. She uses a variety of And last but not least, to our tireless committee unusual materials including polyflla and mud, Hamish Bell Frames, who have framed the of volunteers- Jeannie Barker, April Birtwistle, Research Cancer of followed by oils, to create atmospheric land and prize-winning pictures (www.hamishbell. Pam Bryson, Alexandra Carey, Bella Derrick, seascapes. She has exhibited in many galleries co.uk or contact at info@hamishbell. Aid in Children School Primary by Paintings Claire Harrington, Jan King, Miranda Mason, across the UK including the Royal Academy. co.uk or telephone 07729 793100) Heidi Norman, Sarah O’Brien, Mel Rowe, Rachel The following companies, who have been Reed Digital, who for many years have Summers, and to Peiying Lo at Cancer Research UK. generous supporters to us, and we encourage given their time and expertise in printing Young Art East Anglia is now on Twitter, Facebook you in your turn to use them wherever you can. the postcards, exhibition programmes and Instagram, which you can access directly World this of Out If you could help in any way next year, please get and posters (www.reeddigital.co.uk). or via our website, www.youngarteastanglia. in touch at [email protected] David Burns who took the many co.uk. Please connect with us - @YoungArtEA photographs of paintings to produce the - and tag your entry and comment with your postcards. hannahberridge.com name, year group and school if appropriate. Gressingham who have helped sponsor the production costs Turks Head for sponsoring the cost of framing materials. Young Art East Anglia 2017 Art Exhibition and Sale Sale and Exhibition Art 2017 Anglia East Art Young YOUNG ART EAST ANGLIA 2017 First Prize Highly Commended Albion Denton-Cardew Bedfeld CEVCP School Years 3&4 Digby Pearson Queen’s House Pre Prep Reception Years 1 & 2 “OUT OF THIS WORLD” Travis Ford Bramfeld CofE Primary School Years 5&6 Zoe Payne Ilketshall St Lawrence Primary Years 3&4 Monty Ruford Queen's House Pre Prep Reception, Years 1 & 2 Young Art East Anglia has the twin goals of World’ and we look forward to a time when cancer Millie Bennett St Marys RC Primary School Years 5&6 Agatha Battle Aldeburgh Primary School Reception, Years 1 & 2 inspiring young artists by giving them a chance becomes a disease no longer of this world. Minnie Mulumba Aldeburgh Primary School Years 5&6 to see their work mounted in an art exhibition at Georgie Brown All Saints CEVA, Laxfeld Primary School Years 5&6 Cancer Research UK is the world’s leading cancer a professional gallery and encouraging them to Niamh Sparrow All Saints CEVA, Laxfeld Primary School Years 3&4 charity dedicated to saving lives through research. Second Prize use their artistic talents to raise money for Cancer Molly Ashley Bealings Primary School Years 3&4 Their ground breaking work into the prevention, Research UK. Kalarni Ward Aldeburgh Primary School Reception Years 1 & 2 George West Bealings Primary School Years 3&4 diagnosis and treatment of cancer has seen survival Tabitha Noton Ipswich High School Years 3&4 Elizabeth Carroll Bedfeld CEVCP School Years 5&6 This year we had nearly 60 schools taking part, rates double in the last 40 years. Sam Elphick Brampton Primary School Years 5&6 Kitty Martin Holbrook Primary School Years 5&6 covering the length and breadth of Sufolk. We had Some of the most recent highlights for the charity Maria Bradshaw Charsfeld CEVCP School Reception, Years 1 & 2 a massive total of over [1500] paintings submitted have included: the opening of the Francis Crick Amy Orford Framlingham College Prep Years 5&6 and what you see here represents just a sample of Emily Payne Kelsale CEVCP School Years 5&6 Institute; a biomedical research centre in London Third Prize the inspiring work that we have seen. The children Joseph Bates Old Buckenham Hall Years 3&4 with the best scientifc facilities to discover new whose work has been exhibited should be very Florence Gibbons Waldringfeld Primary School Reception Years 1 & 2 Lola Watts Orwell Park School Years 5&6 ways to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer. Cancer proud. Poppy Savage South Lee Primary School Years 3&4 Emilia Hodson Queen's House Pre Prep Reception, Years 1 & 2 Research UK do not receive government funding William Hutchinson Queen's House Pre Prep Reception, Years 1 & 2 Amelia Prowse Saint Felix School Years 5&6 Every single child who participated in Young Art for their research, so every step towards beating Arwen Thompson Queen's House Pre Prep Reception, Years 1 & 2 East Anglia this year by sending in their work has cancer relies on every pound donated. Arthur Walker Queen's House Pre Prep Reception, Years 1 & 2 helped us to raise money for Cancer Research UK None of this would be possible without our Ellie Payne Rattlesden Academy Years 5&6 and we give them our grateful thanks. We hope Gretchen Winser Rattlesden Academy Years 5&6 amazing sponsors. So CRUK would like to take this that they have all enjoyed the theme of ‘Out of this Sophie Everett Saint Felix School Years 3&4 opportunity to thank each and every one of you for Ben Every Saint Felix School Years 3&4 your support. With your help our researchers are Darcey Impson Saint Felix School Reception, Years 1 & 2 making progress every day towards 3 in 4 people Reo Snowling Saint Felix School Years 3&4 surviving cancer by 2034. Rose Webster Saint Felix School Years 5&6 In 2016 we raised £11,800 from Young Art East Charles Forrest South Lee Primary School Years 3&4 Anglia and this pushed our fundraising, for Cancer Emily Hunter South Lee Primary School Years 3&4 Xanthe Baker-Woods St Josephs College Years 5&6 Research, to over £100,000 since Young Art East Holly Heard St Marys RC Primary School Years 5&6 Anglia began in 2003. Maria Torres-Lopez St Marys RC Primary School Years 5&6 Ruby Ness Waldringfeld Primary School Reception, Years 1 & 2 Thomas Braithwaite Wickham Market Primary School Reception, Years 1 & 2 Very Highly Commended YOUNG ART EAST ANGLIA 2017 EXHIBITORS Aldeburgh Primary School Bluebell Gallant Reception, Years 1 & 2 Ipswich High School Niamh Dunwoody Years 5&6 Saint Felix School Joshua Tallamy Reception, Years 1 & 2 Aldeburgh Primary School Aiden Lockwood Years 5&6 Ipswich High School Evie Garratt Years 5&6 Saint Felix School Nonhlanhla Thole Years 5&6 Aldeburgh Primary School Jessica Luckhurst Years 3&4 Ipswich High School Amelia Greenwood Years 5&6 Saint Felix School Clara Watson-Flowers Years 5&6 Aldeburgh Primary School Isobel Moy Years 3&4 Ipswich High School Phoebe Hume Years 3&4 Saint Felix School Imogen Whyte Years 5&6 Aldeburgh Primary School Clementine Piers-Hall Reception, Years 1 & 2 Ipswich High School Ottilie Springall Years 3&4 Sandlings Primary School Juan Chautare Years 5&6 Aldeburgh Primary School Samuel Shaw Years 3&4 Ipswich High School Tugba Emily Tekin Years 5&6 Sandlings Primary School Olivia Daynes Reception, Years 1 & 2 Aldeburgh Primary School Kian Ward Reception, Years 1 & 2 Ipswich High School Beatrice Tyler Years 3&4 Sandlings Primary School Lola Garcia Reception, Years 1 & 2 All Saints CEVA, Laxfeld Primary School Henry Allison-Hales Reception, Years 1 & 2 Ipswich High School Eleanor Whittaker Years 5&6 Sandlings Primary School Cameron Holton Years 5&6 All Saints CEVA, Laxfeld Primary School Daisie-Mae Bannon Reception, Years 1 & 2 Ipswich High School Amy Widdowson Years 5&6 Sandlings Primary School Bella Lawrence Years 5&6 All Saints CEVA, Laxfeld Primary School Timothy Cousins Reception, Years 1 & 2 Ipswich High School Anya Witthuhn Years 5&6 Sandlings Primary School Amy Taggart Years 5&6 All Saints CEVA, Laxfeld Primary School Keira Felton Reception, Years 1 & 2 Maidstone Infant School Kayla Barnes Reception, Years 1 & 2 Saxmundham Primary School Lauren Bowles Years 3&4 All Saints CEVA, Laxfeld Primary School Salvatore Holland Years 5&6 Maidstone Infant School Ewelinka Lewandowska Reception, Years 1 & 2 Saxmundham Primary School Harvey Catchpole Years 3&4 All Saints CEVA, Laxfeld Primary School Charlie Howard Years 3&4 Middleton Primary School Malik Amzad Years 3&4 Saxmundham Primary School Luke Eves Years 5&6 All Saints CEVA, Laxfeld Primary School George Montgomery Reception, Years 1 & 2 Middleton Primary School Thomas Constable Reception, Years 1 & 2 Saxmundham Primary School Alexander Wood Years 5&6 All Saints CEVA, Laxfeld Primary School Scarlett Thompson Years 5&6 Middleton Primary School Francesca Moss Years 5&6 Sir Robert Hitcham School Ben Langford Years 3&4 All Saints CEVA, Laxfeld Primary
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