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A touring exhibition of Artists & Writers.
A touring exhibition of Artists & Writers.
Abbey Weeks | Alice Emery | Barbara Pochan | Elizabeth Katz | Erica Stair | Jennifer Louis | JoAnn Moran | Jules Larson | Kayla Farrel | Katherine Sullivan | Molly Gambardella | Molly Jacobs | Paige Taylor | Rae Johnson
Abbey Weeks | Alice Emery | Barbara Pochan | Elizabeth Katz | Erica Stair | Jennifer Louis | JoAnn Moran | Jules Larson | Kayla Farrel | Katherine Sullivan | Molly Gambardella | Molly Jacobs | Paige Taylor | Rae Johnson
Reception May 1st, 8:00 pm Claire's Corner Copia, Chapel St. New Haven
Reception May 1st, 8:00 pm Claire's Corner Copia, Chapel St. New Haven
Art and artists work with writers to support positive social change though a collective action exhibit. These artworks incorporate the “Peace Sign” design, created by artist Gerald Holtom, to reenergize and deploy icons of peace in everyday spaces to support struggles peoples have endured to achieve peace through persistent nonviolent action.
Art and artists work with writers to support positive social change though a collective action exhibit. These artworks incorporate the “Peace Sign” design, created by artist Gerald Holtom, to reenergize and deploy icons of peace in everyday spaces to support struggles peoples have endured to achieve peace through persistent nonviolent action.
Peace Poster.docxGerald Holtom (1914-1985) British artist and designer of the "peace sign". In 1958, Holtom created the peace symbol as the logo for the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND). The design is a combination of the letters "N" and "D" of the flag semaphore alphabet, standing for nuclear disarmament.
Gerald Holtom (1914-1985) British artist and designer of the "peace sign". In 1958, Holtom created the peace symbol as the logo for the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND). The design is a combination of the letters "N" and "D" of the flag semaphore alphabet, standing for nuclear disarmament.
In a world rife with unrest, it is important to understand the history behind the conflicts and struggles peoples have endured to achieve peace through persistent nonviolent action.
In a world rife with unrest, it is important to understand the history behind the conflicts and struggles peoples have endured to achieve peace through persistent nonviolent action.
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