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Twitter Art Exhibit
Twitter Art Exhibit
Twitter Art Exhibit
#TwitterArtExibit founder, David Sandum
OUR BOARD
OUR BOARD
#TwitterArtExhibit utilizes social media and public engagement to generate income for charities and nonprofit organizations. In the past, #TwitterArtExhibit has generated funds for a library suffering from deep funding cuts to purchase much-needed children’s books, for an abused women’s shelter seeking to improve the lives of the families they serve, and for an arts organization mentoring underprivileged young adults in preparation for careers in the visual arts.
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Artists worldwide donate postcard-sized, handmade original artwork to the TAE
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TwitterArtExhibit organizes a local, physical showcasing of the art.
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The public is invited to buy the art at an affordable, flat price.
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This provides artists with new exhibition opportunities, new audiences and benefactors, and appeals to art enthusiasts all over the world.
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It’s fun!
Through art, we can change the world
Twitter Art Exhibit
TAE23 VANCOUVER
Call for Artists is NOW CLOSED.
Opening Reception: June 24, 1-8 pm PDT.
Exhibition Continues: June 25, 11 am-6 pm PDT
Venue: The Pipe Shop in North Vancouver, BC. Canada.
Online Sale: Jun 26 to Jul 24, 2023
REGISTERED ARTISTS, POSTMARK YOUR CARDS BY APR 30TH
Twitter Art Exhibit
Twitter Art Exhibit is an annual art exhibition that is the combined effort of a team of volunteers sponsoring a different charity each year.
TAE's exhibitions utilize social media and public engagement to support charities and nonprofits worldwide. TAE has helped to sustain a library suffering from deep funding cuts to purchase much-needed children's books. Also, an abused women's shelter to improve the lives of the families they serve. And an arts organization mentoring underprivileged young adults in preparation for careers in the visual arts and many other worthy causes.
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TAE reaches out to artists on the social media platforms, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
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Artists worldwide respond to our call, create and send postcard-sized, original artwork for our exhibition.
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A local, physical showcasing of the art is displayed at a different venue and often in a new country each year.
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The public is invited to the exhibition to purchase original art to support the chosen beneficiary.
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Out of participating, TAE artists receive new exhibition opportunities, new audiences, benefactors, and appeal to art enthusiasts worldwide.
JOIN our TAE family
Here's how:
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Register for our International Call to Artists and invite your artists friends to join you.
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Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and/or Twitter, repost, re-tweet and engage with our community.
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Follow some of our hashtags, such as #twitterartexhibit, #taefamily, and #TAE23.
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Subscribe to our mailing list below to learn of new upcoming Twitter Art Exhibits.
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Create and submit an original 13 x 17.5 cm or (5 x 7 inches) postcard-sized artwork.
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Volunteer to assist TAE and the local committee.
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Purchase artwork - Shop online or attend the Exhibition in Vancouver! RSVP here.
Our vision is that we can make a big difference by small means. Each postcard is symbolic. One small postcard, put together with 1,000 others, is a powerful source of good.
900
$155,095
12
Average Number of Artists Each Year
Total Amount in Sales (USD)
Charities Supported
TAE23 PARTNERS WITH
URBAN NATIVE YOUTH ASSOCIATION
This organization is designated by Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) as a registered charity. Wish to make a financial donation? Please head here: www.canadahelps.org
URBAN NATIVE YOUTH ASSOCIATION
UNYA's GOAL
UNYA has a philanthropic goal of $6 million to build the Native Youth Centre.
REALIZING THEIR VISION
The Native Youth Centre is opening doors not only for Indigenous youth, but for the whole community. This project presents an exciting opportunity for us all to take meaningful steps on the path to reconciliation. Every contribution they receive will help them create a community of caring in support of Indigenous youth.
THEIR AIM
UNYA sees 26,000 youth visits annually. They have played a transformational role in the lives of many Indigenous youth in Vancouver, but there is so much more they wish to do. By increasing the capacity through the Native Youth Centre, they expect to double the number of Indigenous youth they're able to serve.