At the PEI Home and School Federation’s 60th Anniversary Concert this Saturday night, March 2, 2013, there will a silent auction of artworks from invited guests. These original works have all been created from a single sheet of bristol board and crayons, and are on the general topic of “memories of public school.” Here’s the contribution from Catherine:
If you’re a longtime reader you may recall part of this image from a photo I took on Oliver’s first day of school:
Catherine took Oliver, and added me. My own galpumphy presence notwithstanding, it’s a beautiful piece, crafted from Japanese paper ripped and glued to the bristol board (Catherine’s never been one for following the rules).
Limited tickets are still available for the event; call the Confederation Centre Box Office to reserve yours soon!
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That is absolutely beautiful.
That is absolutely beautiful. Nice going, Catherine!
Fantastic image!
Fantastic image!
Although I’m not sure silent
Although I’m not sure silent auctions are supposed to work this way, I found out that I had the high bid on Catherine’s creation at the concert tonight, so Oliver and I are coming home again ;-)
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