They recently interviewed us about the project. Click here to read the full article.
Green Fits: http://www.green-fits.com/
|
Green Fits hosts fashion designers, creative talents and local artisans and they promote the commerce of small production lots or even unique products coming from the ideas and passion of their makers. They recently interviewed us about the project. Click here to read the full article. Green Fits: http://www.green-fits.com/
0 Comments
Last weekend saw the Art of Compassion Project participating in the first VeggieWorld expo to ever be held in Paris (France). The expo took place the in 104 Centquatre in Paris and was a great success with over 7,200 visitors! These visitors got the chance to view art by some of our talented artists..... The following artists' work was on show (as prints on stretched canvas);
A very big thanks to the organisers of the expo and in particular Swantje Tomalak for all her hard work arranging everything. This artwork can also be seen later this year at the VeggieWorld Munich (Germany) expo from the 20 April-1 May and again in Paris (France) from the 8-9 October at the VeggieWorld Paris expo. For more information visit: http://veggieworld.de This thought-provoking piece by Twyla Francois is called; 'Now Serving: Exposing the "Humane Meat" Myth' Twyla Francois has been a farmed animal cruelty investigator for over a decade. Her work has been the focus of numerous documentaries, including No Country for Animals (Global National), Bêtes à bord (CBC Radio-Canada), No Country for Horses (CBC National), Food for Thought (CTV W5), Cruel Business (CTV W5), Behind the Barn Door (CTV W5) and These Little Piggies (CTV W5). Investigations conducted or overseen by Twyla have led to the closure of facilities, animal cruelty charges and convictions, corporate animal welfare policy reforms, government-commissioned research, rescues of abused and neglected farmed animals, and opening the hearts and minds of millions to the power of their food choices to create a kinder world. Twyla has rescued and been fortunate to share her life with numerous farmed animals, including Wilbur, the pig she rescued off the highway after a trailer accident, Tara and Avalo, horses who were destined for slaughter, Marlene and Natalie, unsold chicks about to be stomped at a livestock auction, and Sophie and Katie, two injured and traumatized turkeys who escaped the catchers hired to load them for slaughter. Recognizing that not everyone will be reached by graphic footage and photos, Twyla's art seeks to raise awareness on the plight of today's farmed animals in a more gentle, but hopefully equally compelling, way To see more of Twyla's work visit: twylafrancois.com and https://www.facebook.com/TwylaFrancoisArt — with Twyla Francois "This image was created last winter, when suddenly fur kept popping up on people' clothes everywhere, after it had been out of the stores for so many years. I was so shocked how little people seemed to know about the cruelties of fur production, that I had to paint this." To see more of Julia' work visit: www.juliabeutling.de and https://www.facebook.com/juliabeutlingillustration?ref=hl “Burn the Abattoirs” is one of five in a series of silkscreen prints called “Action Words for Animal People.” It’s Amanda's favorite because it’s about unbridled emotion. Where is the channel for our highest fantasies, if not through art? Politics and tactics aside, wouldn’t we all be so happy to burn ‘em all to the ground? To see more of Amanda's work visit: Pet Portraits: http://myanimalart.com Illustration: http://amandamoeckel.com Animal Advocacy Art: http://consideranimals.com There are still some of these and other prints from the series available in her store. "When you have the deer as a spirit animal, you are highly sensitive and have a strong intuition. Through your affinity with this animal, you have the power to deal with challenges with grace. You master the art of being both determined and gentle in your approach. This artwork speaks about the connection of the pain between human beings and animals - we are more connected that we think and if we hurt animals we hurt ourselves." See more of Mystic Missy Fu's work here: www.mysticmissyfu.com and here: https://www.facebook.com/MysticMissyFu Aisha Eveleigh - UK
Amanda Moeckel - USA Angela Hughes - Australia ArtAnimalAffect - USA Asta Lander - Australia Atara Schimmel - USA Avery Muether - USA Brittney West - USA Cameron O'Steen -USA Catalina Plaza - Chile Cathy Stevens Pratt - USA Chantal Poulin - Canada Chelsea Dub - USA Christian Abbel - Germany Dana Ellyn - USA Danielle Kyle - England Dianne Schnieders - Canada Dóra Zambó - Germany Duchelina Dove - UK Elinor Nhaissi - Israel Emma Letessier - France Emmy Amers - UK Evelyn Suttle - Ireland Flørence Wong - USA Francisco Atencio - Argentina Gabriele Esau - Germany Gem Crombleholme - England Geoff Francis - England Glenda Rose - England Hartmut Kiewert - Germany Heidi Huovinen - Finland Jacqueline Barden - USA Jade Monica Bello - Italy Jane O'Hara - USA Javiera Mora Valle - Chile Joachim Sohn - Germany Jo Hanna - Australia Judyta Mierczak- Poland Julia Beutling - Germany Karen Fiorito - USA Karen Lyttle Cooper - Australia Kit Jagoda - USA Kristina Krize - Spain Leigh Sanders - Spain Louis Gedo - USA Lynda Bell- New Zealand Malin Frick - Australia Marco Ferra - Italy Marcus Pierno - USA Mari-anne Jacobsz - South Africa Marina Hébert - Canada Maritza Oliver - Canada Mary Britton Clouse - USA Matt Sesow - USA Mellissa Tracy Bushby - South Africa Michelle Waters - USA Mika - Singapore Monica Garone- Italy Morgan Campbell - USA Nerea Martinez de Lecea - Wales Nicola McLean - Scotland Nuria Fustero - Spain Pascale Salmon - France Paula Menetrey - USA Paula Rusquellas - Argentina Philip McCulloch-Downs - England Raffaella Cosco - Italy Raj Singh Tattal - UK Robbie Nuwanda - USA Roland Straller - Germany Ruth Killoran - New Zealand Sabine Andrae - Spain Sarah Jane Hardt - USA Sarah Stupak - USA Stephanie Valentin _ France Tanja Hassel - UK Tori Lion - Canada Twyla Francois - Canada Yvette Watt - Australia We are excited to be featured in the November / December 2015 issue of Barefoot Vegan Magazine. If you haven´t already heard about this magazine, then you're missing out! Barefoot Vegan is a bi-monthly, digital magazine that is absolutely FREE to subscribe to.
Head on over to www.BarefootVegan.com to sign up now and read the article! 'Sanctuary Life' by Kit Jagoda (USA) represents life on their sanctuary with rabbits, goats, horses, pigs, sheep, cows, donkeys, dogs, cats, birds. Always busy, sometimes feeling chaotic and sometimes peaceful. Colorful and detailed, this painting reflects the joy of helping these animals. Kit is the co-founder and director of River's Wish Animal Sanctuary. They care for cows, pigs, sheep, goats, horses, donkeys, rabbits, birds, cats and dogs. She has been a full time public school art teacher since 1987. River's Wish Animal Sanctuary also offers Art and Animals workshops during the summer. Find out more about the sanctuary here. Nerea Martinez de Lecea (Wales) is an interdisciplinary artist working in photography, video, installation, multimedia and drawing. She is a co-founder of Llun a Lliw (Picture and Colour) a new press which produces colouring books and other things . Visit her website: www.llunalliw.com |
ARCHIVES
April 2016
CATEGORIES
All
|