Kings Place Street Ping Pong Project Artist Competition

Kings Place Street Ping Pong Project Artist Competition
Kings Place Street Ping Pong Project Artist Competition are inviting proposals from artists to design and customise the Kings Place Music Foundation's Street Ping Pong Project table. Following from the success of last years' Street Piano project, Sing London are launching the Street Ping Pong Project. Ping pong tables will spring up across London's squares, landmarks, train stations ....... and in Kings Place. Kings Place Music Foundation will host a Street Ping Pong Project table on the concert level foyer on level -2. The table will launch during Kings Place on Sea, the annual Kings Place family weekend July 24th and 25th, and remain in the concert level foyer for 4 weeks.We are looking for a local artist to design and customise our table in Kings Place.Deadline for submissions is: 5pm Friday 28th May 2010.For further information and to submit an entry, please download the following documents:Artist Call For Entries Artist Submission Form Table InformationFor queries, please contact joanie.magill@kingsplace.co.uk
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