You can see pictures of the installation that Emma Thompson worked on with Bondage for Freedom here.
They're pretty powerful.
I love this melding of art and activism.
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What I'm Reading
- Keep A Quiet Heart by Elisabeth Elliot
- Isaiah
- Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie
- Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis
- Broken For You by Stephanie Kallos
These are a few of my favorite things
- Traveling Mercies
- Putting Down Roots
- Irresistible Grace
- A Boo Radley Moment
- musings of an abolishionist
- Tyler Cook with Sixty1
- puddles with gasoline rainbows
- cuileann's photos
- Tangerine Juice (Etsy)
- Cristia on DTS
- NH Missionary
- Diana Scimone
- Curtis family
- Eating A Tangerine
- Energy Saving Search Engine
- Hands Built For Mercy
- Jim Larson's Thoughts
- Joanna Johnson and Project Musekee
- Kim's Project
- Leslie Haller
- Michaela Weeks' Blog
- Narimon Jewelry and Cards
- Nie Nie In Sheffield
- Not For Sale Campaign
- Queen of All I Survey
- Racham Ministries
- Simple Complexity
- Sixty1
- Snapshots Of A Young Soul
- Steve In Ethiopia
- Stop The Traffik
- Summer Daze
- The Answer is Love
- The Book of Ashleigh
- The Sartorlialist
- The Tan's Of Lisa
- this is a picture
- treasuring (jessica gonacha)
- Under The Overpass
- Vermont Vegan
- Walking Through Mountains
- Wooster Collective
1 comment:
I've seen pictures of this before! So incredibly powerful. I LOVE when social justice meets the arts! So grand.
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