Greetings, lovely London cartoonist, artist, or crafter!
We're looking for exhibitors for New Cross Turn Left: A Comics and Art Garden Party, to be held at the Old Police Station on Sunday, 24th July, from 1-11PM (114-116 Amersham Vale, Deptford, SE14 6LG).
The event is named for the most basic directions to the OPS - go to New Cross station, turn left on exiting, walk a bit, you're there!
Organised by Julia Scheele, Howard Hardiman, Ellen Lindner and Nevs Coleman, the Garden Party is just what we say - a garden party! We'll be selling comics, cakes, crafts and art, and we'd love to get you - a local artist- involved. In the evening we'll have a book launch for a minicomics collaboration between Ellen Lindner and Barnaby Richards, Art History Dropouts (http://arthistorydropouts.
This is a curated show, and we're focusing on South London artists and cartoonists. Not an artist or cartoonist? Keep reading for info on attending - we need you, too!
INFO FOR VENDORS:
For £5 you can sell your wares all day, either at one of our communal tables in the station caff, or outside in the courtyard (weather allowing, of course!) For that price you can also submit an exhibition idea for one of the station cells - yes, an actual holding cell, completely unchanged from when the station was Deptford's police station.
For £10 we will cater your lunch - a lovely Panda Panda sandwich and drink of your choice (£1 bubble tea supplement), delivered straight to the Police Station on the day. You also get cake!
Here's a link with the full menu: http://www.panda-panda.co.
Interested?
Please email with exhibitor interest, exhibition proposals and questions - ellenlindner at googlemail dot calm
Once we discuss what you'd like to sell, we'll require payment via PayPal. We're aiming to have a full roster of 20 artists by 20th June (and we're well on our way to getting there!), so please get in touch with any interest ASAP.
We can't offer refunds, sorry (except in the case of complete cancellation of the event), so please be sure you can attend when you pay. Please don't send any funds until I've requested them.
INFO FOR PUNTERS:
You get in free! Yes, free. It's a party, innit? (A little South London-ese for you there.) There is a bar on the premises, and we'll be providing some food and drink for a small cost. Fancy bringing your own booze or a picnic lunch? We encourage this - makes our job easier! Just bring a blanket - our courtyard is a bit gravelly. We'll also be publicising local places you can get nice food.
We'll be putting up loads of maps and directions closer to the date - never fear! But getting to New Cross is dead easy. Go to New Cross rail (NOT NEW CROSS GATE!!!!! Pretend it doesn't exist!) via Overground or National Rail and turn left on exiting the station. Walk three blocks and you're there. Get lost? Ask for the police station. There are two right next to each other - the glossy new one, with hot(ish) cops playing footie in the back, and the grungy but lovely old one, with a gnome in front (you'll see!)
You can also find us using the nifty Transport for London Journey Planner, with our post code- SE14 6LG. http://journeyplanner.tfl.
For details on the space, plus plenty of pictures, please visit http://www.theoldpolicesta
For a quick overview of New Cross, here's a map I did for that 'other' New Cross event (New Cross Turn Left's location is on the map as the Fleece Station):
http://ellenlindner.livejo
Also, you can check out our group on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=231769933507070
More details to come - but for now we'd like to get any interested parties onboard.
Thank you!
We're looking for exhibitors for New Cross Turn Left: A Comics and Art Garden Party, to be held at the Old Police Station on Sunday, 24th July, from 1-11PM (114-116 Amersham Vale, Deptford, SE14 6LG).
The event is named for the most basic directions to the OPS - go to New Cross station, turn left on exiting, walk a bit, you're there!
Organised by Julia Scheele, Howard Hardiman, Ellen Lindner and Nevs Coleman, the Garden Party is just what we say - a garden party! We'll be selling comics, cakes, crafts and art, and we'd love to get you - a local artist- involved. In the evening we'll have a book launch for a minicomics collaboration between Ellen Lindner and Barnaby Richards, Art History Dropouts (http://arthistorydropouts.
This is a curated show, and we're focusing on South London artists and cartoonists. Not an artist or cartoonist? Keep reading for info on attending - we need you, too!
INFO FOR VENDORS:
For £5 you can sell your wares all day, either at one of our communal tables in the station caff, or outside in the courtyard (weather allowing, of course!) For that price you can also submit an exhibition idea for one of the station cells - yes, an actual holding cell, completely unchanged from when the station was Deptford's police station.
For £10 we will cater your lunch - a lovely Panda Panda sandwich and drink of your choice (£1 bubble tea supplement), delivered straight to the Police Station on the day. You also get cake!
Here's a link with the full menu: http://www.panda-panda.co.
Interested?
Please email with exhibitor interest, exhibition proposals and questions - ellenlindner at googlemail dot calm
Once we discuss what you'd like to sell, we'll require payment via PayPal. We're aiming to have a full roster of 20 artists by 20th June (and we're well on our way to getting there!), so please get in touch with any interest ASAP.
We can't offer refunds, sorry (except in the case of complete cancellation of the event), so please be sure you can attend when you pay. Please don't send any funds until I've requested them.
INFO FOR PUNTERS:
You get in free! Yes, free. It's a party, innit? (A little South London-ese for you there.) There is a bar on the premises, and we'll be providing some food and drink for a small cost. Fancy bringing your own booze or a picnic lunch? We encourage this - makes our job easier! Just bring a blanket - our courtyard is a bit gravelly. We'll also be publicising local places you can get nice food.
We'll be putting up loads of maps and directions closer to the date - never fear! But getting to New Cross is dead easy. Go to New Cross rail (NOT NEW CROSS GATE!!!!! Pretend it doesn't exist!) via Overground or National Rail and turn left on exiting the station. Walk three blocks and you're there. Get lost? Ask for the police station. There are two right next to each other - the glossy new one, with hot(ish) cops playing footie in the back, and the grungy but lovely old one, with a gnome in front (you'll see!)
You can also find us using the nifty Transport for London Journey Planner, with our post code- SE14 6LG. http://journeyplanner.tfl.
For details on the space, plus plenty of pictures, please visit http://www.theoldpolicesta
For a quick overview of New Cross, here's a map I did for that 'other' New Cross event (New Cross Turn Left's location is on the map as the Fleece Station):
http://ellenlindner.livejo
Also, you can check out our group on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=231769933507070
More details to come - but for now we'd like to get any interested parties onboard.
Thank you!
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