100sasksymbols: Edenwold comes to town...

Friday, 26 October 2012

Edenwold comes to town...

Thanks to the students and teachers from Edenwold for visiting me at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building yesterday. Kids in grades K-6 searched the building for Saskatchewan symbols. The K-1 students created pictures of their pick for a Saskatchewan official animal. One student approved of our White-Tailed Deer but many others thought a horse would be more appropriate.

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Submit your symbol EXTENDED TO November 5!

Help me collect 100 Saskatchewan Symbols!

I am collecting 100 Saskatchewan Symbols to embed in my legacy painting celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building. The artwork will be one of the pieces placed in the rotunda of the building as part of the Artist-in-Residence Legacy Program.

What does Saskatchewan mean to you? Your symbol could be a person, animal or object, it could even be an existing logo! You can use the Submission Form or simply email a photo of your symbol (please create a file size of between 1-2MB). Symbols can be created using drawing, painting, photography or mixed media. . You may also attach a written description of no more 400 words explaining your symbol

Please include your name, mailing address, and name of parent or gudardian if you are under the age of 16 years, with your submission.

Please email or mail a hard copy of your symbol (please include your email address or phone number with hardcopy submissions):

Saskatchewan Symbol Project
Rm 150, Legislative Building
2405 Legislative Drive
REGINA SK S4S 0B3

By making a submission, you grant Heather Cline the right to use or not use your submission to her 100^thAnniversary Saskatchewan Legislative Building Legacy artwork project. Heather Cline has the right to edit your submission in whole or part. Heather Cline is under no obligation to exercise these rights. The rights granted apply to the submission. Submissions without the required information will be deleted.