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Local artist seeks funding for exhibition project
“Selling art and music online is something I have wanted to do for a long time.” says Nick. “The idea behind ‘VectorFunk UK’ is to provide a platform for both established and up-and-coming artists to sell their work online without the need to build and fund their own website”.
Nick started his working career in the visual arts in 1996, founding his own mural business with a grant from the Princes Trust. Formerly long-term unemployed, Nick became a Princes Trust success story, and now works in full time employment as a Marketing Project Developer.
“Although we live in an increasingly virtual world where more and more information is available via the web, I think that for art to work it has to be experienced in person – face to face. I want to showcase the work of our talented artists to people on the ground, to ‘real’ people.” says Nick. “I am looking to build a relationship with an open minded, forward thinking business or organisation that wants to reach out into the community by working with us on this exhibition project.”
Any business or organisation interested in working on this project can contact Nick via the VectorFunk UK website located at www.vectorfunk.co.uk or by email – nick@vectorfunk.co.uk
High resolution images of Nick Annies or any of the art featured on the website are available on request.
Media Contact:
Nick Annies
VectorFunk UK
Tel: 07540 924 661
Email: nick@vectorfunk.co.uk
Web: http://www.vectorfunk.co.uk
About Nick Annies
Nick, from St Ives, was helped by the Princes Trust to set up his own business back in 1996, and now works as a Marketing Project Developer for a local educational marketing services company. Operating from its principal website located at www.vectorfunk.co.uk, ‘VectorFunk UK’ will provide a platform for artists and publishers to monetise their content online in a variety of formats.
About ‘VectorFunk UK’
‘VectorFunk UK’ is a publisher of digital content including artwork, music, books and other media backed by local artist Nick Annies. Nick, from St Ives, was helped by the Princes Trust to set up his own business back in 1996, and now works as a Marketing Developer for a local marketing services company. Operating from its principal website located at www.vectorfunk.co.uk, ‘VectorFunk UK’ will provide a platform for artists and publishers to monetise their content online in a variety of formats.
About ‘VectorFunk UK’
‘VectorFunk UK’ is a publisher of digital content including artwork, music, books and other media backed by local artist Nick Annies. Nick, from St Ives, was helped by the Princes Trust to set up his own business back in 1996, and now works as a Marketing Developer for a local marketing services company. Operating from its principal website located at www.vectorfunk.co.uk, ‘VectorFunk UK’ will provide a platform for artists and publishers to monetise their content online in a variety of formats.
Media Contact:
Nick Annies
VectorFunk UK
70 Fenton Road
Warboys
Huntingdon
Cambs
PE28 2SL
Tel: 07540 924 661
Email: nick@vectorfunk.co.uk
Web: http://www.vectorfunk.co.uk
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