Elephant Parade London 2010 is part of an international art event set to inspire millions and inject hundreds of thousands of euros into important conservation projects across Asia. 

Next summer a herd of 200, brightly painted fibre-glass elephants will invade London in a show billed as the capital’s biggest outdoor art event.  The model Asian elephants - each decorated by a different artist or celebrity will set up in streets, parks and squares across the capital. 

The exhibition is looking for one special elephant to represent Ireland and has chosen the authentically Irish town of Clonakilty to find a winning design.

This is a fantastic opportunity:

• To represent Ireland and be an ambassador for Irish art
• Paint a 1.5 meter high elephant sculpture with Irish artist; Bill Griffin
• Have your work displayed on a once in a life-time creative platform in London, to an estimated audience of 25 million
• Win a holiday to London for you, your art teacher and 2 adults next year
• Meet Goldie Hawn and help save the endangered Asian elephant from extinction
• Win a fun-filled family holiday to beautiful Clonakilty, West Cork!

Art and Asian Elephants

In the past 100 years the number of Asian elephants living in the wild has plummeted from c. 250,000 to c. 25,000.  By staging London’s biggest art exhibition more than £1m will be raised to buy habitat and save this specie from extinction.  For more information visit www.elephantparade.com

Competition Theme

Create a bright and bold design that celebrates Ireland! 
Think about its culture, language, traditions and identity.

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