Adventure World will cooperate with "The 5th Shirahama de Hirahira T-shirt Art Exhibition" organized by Shirahira Barrier-Free Art Executive Committee from November 1 (Sat.) to 4 (Tue.), 2012. We will hold a workshop on August 18 (Mon.) using the scraps from the T-shirt production process!

Event Shirahama de Hirahira T-shirt Art Exhibition Workshop and Exhibition]
■Organizer
Shirahira Barrier-Free Art Executive Committee
■Date and Time
Monday, August 18, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
■Location
Center Dome in Adventure World In front of the plaza with the waterfall
■Contents
① T-shirts made from photos & Fabric Photo Stand Workshop
A workshop where you can print your own photos on T-shirts and fabric photo stands will be held!

(2) Coloring and Drawing Workshop
A workshop for coloring and drawing on small articles and T-shirts made from scraps

＜Fees＞
・Large fabric photo (20-25 cm per side) 1,000 yen
・Small fabric photo (10-15 cm per side) 500 yen
・Tote bag 300 yen
※Same fees as (1) and (2). The same fee as (1) and (2) above.


(3) Sale of works produced at welfare facilities for people with disabilities
Shirahira T-shirts printed with works drawn by people with disabilities in Shirahama Town and other small items made of strips of cloth will be sold.
　
Varies depending on the work.


4) Exhibition of artworks by disabled people
＜Fee＞
Free


5) Lottery, super ball scooping
＜Fee＞
200 yen

* Proceeds from the T-shirt production and sales event will be reflected in the wages of disabled people, leading to social participation and economic independence.

About the "White Rabbit Beach de Hirahira T-shirt Art Exhibition"
https://www.npocolon.org/action/28/
The "White Rabbit Beach de Hirahira T-shirt Art Exhibition" began as an exchange program for the disabled during the "Ki no Kuni Wakayama Cultural Festival 2021". Stake out the beach, stretch a rope, and place T-shirts with your artwork printed on them as if you were placing laundry, and an automatic art museum is completed. Anyone can submit as many works as they wish. Wakayama is a town where the textile industry has taken root in the region since ancient times, and companies and welfare facilities for the handicapped in Wakayama Prefecture cooperate in the production process of T-shirts, including knit fabric production, dyeing, cutting, sewing, and printing, and the T-shirts are "Made in Wakayama" products.

Entries can be submitted by mail or through the website until Sunday, August 31.