Dear Friends please share this open call King Martin Luther speech I have a Dream is the broader theme of Vancouver Biennale 2014-16 We all know about Martin Luther King and his contribution for Americas future. His revolutionary speech “I have a dream” made a deep impact on people and resulted as the pillars to build Modern America. When in this time I sit and look back, in whole world I see some influential people like Martin Luther King in some or other attire, who made this world the better place to live in. Such as Mahatma Gandhi for India, Nelson Mandela for Africa and the list goes on and now at this time it is more important to talk about all these important influential people on one stage. When I talk about bringing these influential people on same stage, I think about the work they did and then want to talk on it in a totally different perspective, uniting the contribution of different communities from different countries. The one thread which connects mother earth is food, and food is also our primary need. Women and food are always among the main concerns I am working on, and that is why I chose to live in rural area during Vancouver Biennale International Artist Residency Programme, as farming is done more in rural areas. Food is very integral part of our day to day lives and I think farming is more connected to women and her role in society. In this globally growing world, the area of farms is reducing very fast… For the project “I Have a Dream”, I am inviting artists around the globe to collaborate who can further collaborate with farmers of their respective countries to grow some grains or vegetables in fields or gardens in form of the sentence which means “I have a dream” in their own language and font when seen from bird eye view. I Invite, Artists, Farmers, Organizations, Project Initiators and interested people to be part of this Global project... Please spread the word, share it with your friends & Apply soon! For more Information please write us at - ihaveadream201415@gmail -Shweta Bhattad Vancouver Biennale Khoj International Artists Association Khoj Int Artists Asso Gram Art Project ALAG angle Lalit Vikamshi Latitude Twentyeight Tatiana Villani Tomoyuki Noda Renee Reijnders Satyabhama Majhi Divani Srimali Chandrasena Aditi Bhattad Denise Karabinus Shakti Bhatt Shakti Bhatt Shu Lun Wu Wangdi Sherpa Christin Wahlström Eriksson Cameron Hanson Preeyachanok Ketsuwan Ana Trincão
Posted on: Thu, 03 Apr 2014 13:45:39 +0000
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