Ante Natal Sketch 1 – Drawing
| Series name | Music |
| Description | This sketch is a pen and wash by Caroline Jariwala for Sampad’s 2001 Ante Natal Project. The sketch depicts two women seated back to back. This innovative music and movement project was implemented by Sampad at Heartlands Hospital, Birmingham as a way of bringing expectant South Asian mothers together through music, singing and movement sessions . The classes also looked at motherhood in South Asian culture. |
| Date of Creation / Publication | 2001 |
| Creator | Jariwala, Caroline |
| Associated Person/ Organisation | Ray, Piali |
| Location | Birmingham |
| Collection and Reference Number | Sampad Collection (GB 2661 SA) |
| Catalogue Number | SA/MU/5 |
| Copyright | The Creator and/ or the associated |
| Access to originals | The originals belong to Sampad |
| Series notes | Music plays an important role in Sampad's work. The organisation has initiated and developed a range of participatory community music projects in education and youth settings. It aims to produce and promote new music; commission new music projects; and create links and offer new opportunities to upcoming artists. Through its partnerships with other institutions, Sampad also provides training and professional development for musicians in education and community projects. |
| Collection notes | Sampad was founded in 1990, under the directorship of Piali Ray OBE. The arts organisation was established to strengthen the infrastructure of South Asian arts in the West Midlands and Birmingham region. Due to Director Piali Ray's background as a dancer, this south Asian arts development agency has retained its strengths in dance, however its current remit is much wider, covering cross art forms of music, theatre, crafts and literature within education and community environments. |
