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2008 Origami Peace Tree Festival Jerusalem "Origami Regards from the World to Jerusalem"
The Organizers:
The 'Folding Together' Origami Project
International Art Partnership "Peace Tree"
The Host:
The 'Folding Together' Origami Project
Dates:
May 2008
Location:
The Old City of Jerusalem
Contact Person:
Ms Miri Golan
E-mail: origami@netvision.net.il
Tel: +972-3-751 3483 (office)
Guidelines for Sending Origami
We will hang all the origami above a junction of 4 ancient, narrow, covered
streets in the Old City of Jerusalem. The junction is where the Moslem,
Jewish and Christian quarters of the Old City meet. In all the world, this
must be one of the most appropriate places for an Origami Peace Tree!
The public will walk under the origami, suspended at 10-15m on each of the
4 streets that meet at the junction. It will be an amazing and beautiful sight!
This is what we need:
- We WILL accept:
- stars, kusudamas, modulars, decorations
- birds, butterflies
- hearts
- Note: all models must be less than 20cm along the longest dimension
- We will NOT accept:
- models with any religious words or motifs (Star of David, cross,
crescent, angel,etc)
- models not specified in 2. above
- mobiles, diaramas
- We need all the models to be strong, so we are happy for glue, wire,
etc, to be used to give them extra strength.
- If you are sending a bird or butterfly, please be sure that the model
balances correctly and the wings will not droop. It will be seen from below.
- 1-meter of white cotton thread must be VERY SECURELY attached to each model.
When sending, please wrap the cotton around a small piece of stiff cardboard.
- Place each model into a transparent nylon bag. Include your name, the
name of the creater of the model, and your country and town.
We cannot guarantee to use every model sent, space is limited. But, we will give away excess models to visitors.
The address for sending models is:
Miri Golan (OPT 08)
Israeli Origami Center
146 Abba Hilel
Ramat Gan
Israel 46625
The deadline to receive models is the 15th of June, 2008.
We love Peace! We love Origami!
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