Skeleton-Key Necklaces by 823KEYPROJECT Feed Starving Artists
Cecilia Biemann — January 29, 2009 — Art & Design
References: 823keyproject & notcot.org
In a creative campaign to generate grant funds for enterprising artists who are working to make the world a more beautiful place, 823KEYPROJECT is selling one-of-a-kind handmade necklaces that are made from vintage keys ranging in date from 1830 to 1940.
823 skeleton-key necklaces per letter of the alphabet will be made available, totaling 21,398 keys.
The money from the sale of the 823KEY necklaces will be placed into a fund, and once the 823rd key for each letter is sold, that money will be given to selected artists in the form of a grant.
823KEYPROJECT is welcoming grant applications from creatives working in any medium who can offer authenticity, originality, new definitions, and who are breaking the barriers of conventionality in some way.
What a fantastic way to address the issue of starving artists!
823 skeleton-key necklaces per letter of the alphabet will be made available, totaling 21,398 keys.
The money from the sale of the 823KEY necklaces will be placed into a fund, and once the 823rd key for each letter is sold, that money will be given to selected artists in the form of a grant.
823KEYPROJECT is welcoming grant applications from creatives working in any medium who can offer authenticity, originality, new definitions, and who are breaking the barriers of conventionality in some way.
What a fantastic way to address the issue of starving artists!
Trend Themes
1. Crowdfunding for Creatives - The use of innovative crowdfunding ideas as a source for grant funds for artists.
2. Upcycling Creatively - The use of vintage items to create one-of-a-kind handmade products for fundraising purposes.
3. Alternative Grant Funding - The use of unconventional methods to provide grants to creatives for their original works.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - The art and design industry can use this method of fundraising to support the creativity of up-and-coming artists.
2. Fashion and Jewelry - The fashion and jewelry industry can promote and sell one-of-a-kind handmade products for a cause.
3. Non-profits - Non-profits can use innovative fundraising methods, such as upcycling and grant funding, to support their cause.
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