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OBJECTIVES
Designing Hope has mobilized 30 prominent artists in the "Artists4life"
project, in partnership with UNESCO, an artistic approach of its campaign
fighting HIV & AIDS related stigmas and discriminations: "I
love You Positive or Negative".
Designing Hope and UNESCO wish to develop this exhibition by organising
an international tour.
ARTISTS INVOLVED IN THIS PROJECT
The exhibition gathers artworks from 30 prominent and uprising
international contemporary artists:
Joël
Andrianomearisoa, Jane Evelyn Atwood, Anne Catherine Beckert Echivard,
Samuel Bollendorff, Chantalpetit, Henri Cueco, Nathalie Decoster, Richard
di Rosa, Patricia Erbelding, Antoine Giacomoni, Elodie Lachaud, Nicolaas
Maritz, Julie Mehretu, Miss Tic, Ricardo Mosner, Malcolm Payne, Alicia
Paz, Jean-Marc de Pelsemaeker, Ernest Pignon-Ernest, Armin Pflanz, Christian
Rouchouse, Antonio Segui, Yoyo Sorlin, Tony Soulié, Sue Williamson,
Duncan Wylie, Yamada, Kimiko Yoshida
Artworks are presented on-line:
( http://www.designinghope.org/artists4life/oeuvres
)
Mozambican and South African artists are also contributing to this project
by adding new artworks to the existing collection. (Read "Artists4life
in Africa" )
EXHIBITION INTERNATIONAL TOUR
Artists4life has already been presented at Art
Paris fair in Mars 2006, at Salomon
de Rothschild fundation in May 2006, and at Women's Forum in October
2006.
Designing Hope wishes to organise a tour for this valuable exhibition.
This involvement of international artists against HIV & AIDS also
contribute directly to the implementation of the campaign in Africa as
50 % of the sale of each artwork is donated by the artist to the NGO.
Selected artworks from this exhibition will be reproduced on posters,
prevention leaflets and condom packs ( Read the section "spread
of the campaign" ).
EXPENSES TO BE COVERED FOR EACH EXHIBITION :
Packing of artworks
Transport of artworks from Paris
Insurance
Expenses for the exhibition: invitations, cocktails...
International coordination: 2 return tikets & accomodation
