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'White Wall' becomes art gallery 18.05.10

A UNIQUE open air public art exhibition will be held this Friday when 25 large charcoal drawings by local schoolchildren go on display at the landmark 'White Wall' in Moville Green.
The exhibition, 'Dynamic Drawings Day', has been created by children from the five local national schools in Moville, Greencastle and Whitecastle.
The programme was designed and facilitated by professional artist Mhairi Sutherland, assisted by Audrey Crawford, in a series of workshops funded last February by Moville and District Family Resource Centre.
The workshops explored the use of charcoal as the original drawing tool of burnt wood and as a simple, ecological arts material.
One of the large-scale charcoal drawings that will go on display on Moville's White Wall.
The children experimented with sticks of charcoal and drawing techniques while being encouraged to compose and create a series of ‘maps’ and interpretations of the area.
These included not just local landmarks and features, but the children's own ideas of what would be exciting improvements for young people in the area.
'Dynamics Drawings Day' is the work of pupils from Scoil Naomh Fionan, Whitecastle, St Columb’s N.S, Moville, Gaelscoil Cois Feabhail, Bun an Phobail, Scoil Eoghain, Moville and Scoil Cholmcille, Greencastle.
It will be held this Friday, May 21, from 12 midday until 1.30pm. Everyone is welcome.
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