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The Acrylic Melody exhibition is an initiative that seeks to bring together artists from around the world to give a helping brush. The first fundraising art exposition was held from February 18th - 28th, 2016. The AME initiative displays and sells music-inspired wood block paintings (20x20cm) by artists and art enthusiasts from over 20 countries. All proceeds will go towards scholarships for students at our music academies in Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe.

The Acrylic Melody exhibition is an initiative that seeks to bring together artists from around the world to give a helping brush.

The first fundraising art exposition was held from February 18th - 28th, 2016. The AME initiative displays and sells music-inspired wood block paintings (20x20cm) by artists and art enthusiasts from over 20 countries. All proceeds will go towards scholarships for students at our music academies in Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe.

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SUSAN WILLCOCKS<br />

Canada<br />

Young Canadian artist Susan Willcocks is<br />

currently studying Studio Arts in Montreal.<br />

As a teenager, she made a personal promise<br />

to use the impact of art to make a difference<br />

in someone’s world. Her works, in varied<br />

genres (drawing, painting, photography and<br />

sculpture), have been seen in solo and group<br />

exhibitions in various regions of her home<br />

province of Québec.<br />

Growing up in a small, multicultural village,<br />

Susan was immersed in two very different and<br />

often antagonistic cultures: Québecoise and<br />

Anglophone. Living in two distinct linguistic<br />

traditions during her formative years, she<br />

became intrigued by the concept of language.<br />

She observed that, while a language may<br />

be incoherent noise to a non-speaker, some<br />

sounds are universally recognisable: laughter,<br />

the sounds of joy and the sounds of sorrow.<br />

Music also has the power to transcend<br />

linguistic barriers, to be felt, experienced<br />

and lived by every single being<br />

on our planet. It creates a bridge for<br />

humanity, making the world one.<br />

Willcocks explores this theme visually in her<br />

works donated to the Acrylic Melody initiave:<br />

Explosion of Sound and Unum.<br />

www.swillcocks.blogspot.com<br />

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