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A public art-based workshop to help develop submissions to an open call for ideas as to "what form could a museum to the conflict in and about Northern Ireland take?"
Healing Through Remembering has organised an innovative public art project, aimed at developing the future form for a museum.
In conjunction with its Open Call for Ideas on what form a museum to the conflict in and about Northern Ireland could take, Healing Through Remembering (HTR) have organised a series of public art-based workshops to encourage and assist individuals and groups develop their ideas and vision for a museum through various art forms.
The workshops will be facilitated by artists from a range of disciplines, and admission will be free.
The first such workshop will take place at the Clinton Centre in Eniskillen, on Tuesday 18 July; the event is fully open to adults as well as children, and demand is expected to be quite high.
Places are limited so early booking is advised. To reserve a place or find out more please email
callforideas@healingthroughremembering.org or call Elaine Armstrong on 
028 9023 8844.
Event Date:
Tuesday 18 July 2006
Start Time:
2pm
End Time:
5pm
Location:
The Clinton Centre- Enniskillen
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