POSITIVE POSTCARDS UK

Positive Postcards

Positive Postcards is a project to create a ‘wall of art’ on a theme of positive mental health -create a postcard sized piece of art and mail it to us. Use any medium (collage, paint or

photography for example) with or without text - you could even write a poem!

The work will initially be displayed at The Lowry, Salford Quays on World Mental Health Day, 10 October 2013.

Submitting your work

Theme: Positive mental health.

 

Artwork size: ‘Postcard’ sized - minimum 3 ½” x 5” Maximum 4 ¼” x 6 (The artwork on

the postcard can be either horizontal or vertical)

Technique: Any drawing, painting, collage, mixed media piece, photograph or poem. Make sure the glue or paint is dry!

Information to include: Your name and location (for example: ‘Susan Smith, Bradford, 

England’- but only include the details you are happy to make public) and organisation if 

appropriate. Post it like you would a postcard, no need for an envelope* - a good message can also be shared along the way! (*groups may want to save on postage by sending several submissions  

at one time - we understand!)

Postage: Ensure that you use the correct postage to reach the UK

 

Deadline: 27th September 2013.

 

Can you return my artwork?: Sorry - No. We are a small, self-funded voluntary

organisation without the means to return any artworks submitted - we appreciate your work and will do our best to use and publish it on the Making Mental Health Positive Facebook page.

Can I submit more than one Positive Postcard?: Yes, by all means!

 

Where do I post my artwork?:

Positive Postcards

c/o Lynsey Merrick

Participation & Learning Manager

The Lowry Arts Centre

Pier 8, Salford Quays,

M50 3AZ

UK

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Terms & Conditions

By submitting your artwork you are agreeing to these terms &

conditions:

• The artwork becomes the property of MMHP to be used in whatever way is deemed 

appropriate (including promotional material, publication online and in print) beyond the 

exhibition on World Mental Health Day.

• We cannot guarantee that any artwork received after the closing date will be considered 

for the exhibition at The Lowry.

• Not all submissions will be able to be displayed due to restrictions in the size of the 

exhibition.

• Challenge hearts and minds by all means, but please do not submit material that could 

reasonably be deemed ‘offensive’ for display at a gallery that welcomes children. We 

reserve the right not to include any submission that MMHP or the venue(s) of our 

exhibition(s) feel to be unsuitable.

• Please ensure that the artwork you submit is your own and not breaching copyright lawsor mailing restrictions in your own country or that of the UK