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Feb272017

So…Where Do You Fit In?

DateMonday, February 27, 2017 at 9:00AM

The city of Canterbury located in Kent, South East England is a beautiful and charming city. Over 2000 years old, it’s rich in history and tradition. It is a vibrant student city, home to three universities, and a number of top colleges and schools. CArtsCon 2017 (18-21 July) hosted by Warnborough College in Canterbury, U.K. is shaping up to be a fantastic conference!

From programs on the “Art of Cooking” to “Using Animation and AI to Teach” to “Images of the Budda” to “The Film Studio in Your Pocket” – our conference schedule so far embraces a broad range of subjects--from Naturopathy to Fine Arts—to Film & Writing—to Music and Scholarship…and so much more. We embrace ALL practices that rise to the level of Art!

Titles so far include: “Changing Ideas of Radio” – “The Communicative Value of Mural Painting” – “Found Objects Where the Artist Finds Himself” – “God’s Distillery: How Theology and Artisan Whiskey Can Change Lives” and “Getting to Grips with Facebook Live” – among many others! And all programs are tailored to our conference theme – ‘Art For Change’.

Our conference will include a live musical preview—a short film festival—a fine arts exhibit—a book/reading signing event AND a host of visual presentations, workshops, tours, academic papers, and classes! 

You don’t want to miss this exciting event, held in the beautiful medieval city of Canterbury! Visit our conference website for submission guidelines and ongoing updates. Get ready to participate—or simply attend these amazing programs! 

Have questions? Email ME—Jill Kiefer —and I’ll get you answers right away. The deadline for titles and initial proposals is 31 March—but the sooner you can get material to us the better—along with your brief bio and photo.

“There’s no lovelier place in the world than Canterbury.” – (Virginia Woolf)

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