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1: The drawings will be done on A3 size sheets (29,7 cm ´
42 cm,
11.7 in ´ 16.5 in).
This format is needed to be able to scan or photocopy the
artwork.
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2: All possible techniques can be used to
do the drawings, separately or mixed: coloured felt pens,
paint, colour pencils, thin pasted cut-outs. However, it
is recommended to use as support paper that is 200 g per m²
for strength and ease of doing the artwork.
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3: The number of drawings is six per group and per
age group (4-5 year olds, 6-7 year olds). Each
drawing will illustrate one or several of the 6 themes (see
previous page).
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4: The six drawings will form a story (comic strip,
fresco, poster). On the back of each drawing will be included
a number and a short explanation (20 words maximum), written
clearly, to indicate the way to read and to present the
story.
Possible
presentations:
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5: The children, in cooperation with the teachers
or educators, will select the six " best "
drawings, so as to submit only one collective piece of work
per age group: 4-5 year olds and 6-7 year olds.
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6: The numbered and annotated drawings must not
be folded or assembled together. The six sheets,
along with the attached registration form, must be put into
a big envelop.
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7: The deadline for participating in the contest
"Draw me Peace" is 3O June 2002. Any submission
after this date will not be taken into account. The drawings must be sent to the following
address:
Contest
" Draw me Peace "
Education Sector Documentation and Information Service
UNESCO,
7, Place de Fontenoy
- 75352 Paris 07 SP – France
electronic mail: painting.contest@unesco.org
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The drawings will not be returned. UNESCO reserves the right
to use them in publications, exhibitions or as promotional
support material
for actions in favour of early childhood.
