SECRET CHARTER ARTWORK BY TRACEY EMIN, ANTONY GORMLEY for ?40

By Katy2
September 23, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Secret Charter is a fundraiser conceived as a creative response to the funding cuts faced at the The Charter School North Dulwich. It has been organised by a dedicated team of Charter Parents with the support of The Friends. Almost 500 pieces of artwork have been generously donated by international and emerging artists as well as students, for us to sell to raise funds to support The Arts Departments at The Charter School North Dulwich.

Secret Charter offers the chance to acquire an original postcard-sized work of art produced specially for us by international and local artists, illustrators, designers, celebrities and art students. Just ?40 buys you a Postcard Voucher which will be randomly matched to a piece of artwork in the sale - a lucky dip.

Tracey Emin, Antony Gormley, Julian Opie and Gary Hume are just some of the big art names taking part, while celebrity contributors span the spectrum from Jeremy Corbyn MP, actor Hugh Grant to TV presenter James Corden. Young art students from the school will sit alongside some of the most celebrated names in contemporary culture.

Come and visit our extraordinary exhibition on Monday 15th October at The Dulwich Picture Gallery 12-9pm. Entrance to the main collection, and to Secret Charter is just ?5. For full details on how to buy visit www.secretcharter.co.uk

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