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“War and Separation” at the time of Coronavirus [kopa_blockquote border=”left”]The universal subject of displaced families and individuals seeking refuge and homes in parts of the world that are distant and culturally different from their roots was the original theme of this exhibition. The spread of the coronavirus in recent weeks has suggested the inclusion of

The World in Plastic Crisis; Taeyoun Kim turning Plastic Waste into Yarn is one answer. In 2008, our global plastic consumption worldwide was estimated to be about 260 million tons. What Taeyoun Kim, of Korea, has done as her answer to this huge problem is to implement a recycling process by producing her own type

  For the past two years, HAF has taken a close look at what artists are saying about the alarming conditions to our land and waters globally. The plastic trash into art project is an ongoing study. Patrick Turkson, Ghana; Antonio Mena, El Salvador; Ron Shelton, USA; Sergiu Chihaia, Romania; Reenie Charriere, USA; Tae-youn Kim, Korea;

a canvas to save a child 50 Ivorian artists for children’s rights. October 19 thru November 2, 2018 Museum of Civilization of Ivory Coast A cohort of 50 Ivorian artists, the UNESCO Abidjan office, art collectors, and corporations are all lending a hand in changing the way families teach their children to prevent the spread

Carl Heyward: Artists’ Collaboration Process Primary to any understanding of the approach that GAP ( global arts project) has undertaken in its collaborative art practice is the principle of trust; trust in one’s fellow artists; trust in the process and trust in self. Without these essential elements nothing can be created; there is no GAP.