HUMAN RIGHTS FLAG II., Denmark, 10 th Dec, 2016

First exhibiton if Human Rights Flag II is in Denmark, 10 th Dec, 2016, at Kulturhuset Kildenin Brøndby




http://www.kulturhusetkilden.dk/

The contribution of Krisztina Asztalos:

Article 19. Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.

Article 19. 30x30 cm acrylic on canvas

The first HUMAN RIGHTS FLAG- from cyberspace to Amnesty International Museum in Frøslev Prison Camp in Padborg, Denmark, was created by 29 members of the Facebook group: Global Village Creartists in 2011.

It has been exhibited in several countries; see the whole history (2011-2016) in the following photo album: 
https://plus.google.com/photos/117265089079097273600/albums/5703456408397824817
http://krisztinaasztalos.blogspot.hu/2016/03/the-human-rights-flag-in-denmark-2016.html 

Several artists had suggested to create a second flag.

22 different countries are represented.
The following countries are represented: Brazil, Poland, Denmark, Argentina, Canada, Portugal, Germany, Italy, India, Spain, Thailand, Perú, Mexico, Chile, Hungary, Libya, Netherlands, Greece, Croatia,USA, Venezuela, New Zealand, and Austria. Thanks so much for your cooperation.

 HUMAN RIGHTS FLAG II.
The articles are allocated as follows:
1. Hubert Wilczewski Poland, 2. Fred van Welie Netherlands, 3.Kirsten Barlik, Denmark 4. Leonor Arnao, Argentina 5. Micheline Robinson, New Zealand 6. Alberto D'Assumpcao, Portugal 7. Heinz-josef Mess, Germany 8. Rossano Di Cicco Morra, Italy 9. Manvendra Kumar, India 10. Pilar Roldan, Spain 11. Somsak Chaituch, Thailand 12 Ana Ana Razuk, Brazil 13. Victor Valqui Vidal, Peru 14. Ruben Domínguez León Mexico 15 Miguel Vega, Chile 16. Jonna Pedersen, Denmark 17. Ignacio Rodriguez, Venezuela 18. Leonor Alvim Brazao, Portugal 19. Krisztina Asztalos, Hungary 20. Adel Fortia, Libya 21. Bjørn Eriksen, Denmark 22. ILham Badreddine Mahfouz, USA 23. Luiz Cavalli, Brazil 24. Bill Thomson, Canada 25. Marianne Delmee, Netherlands 26. Vivian Throes, Greece 27. Ljiljana Lazicic-Putnik, Croatia 28. Elbreg Scheele, Netherlands 29. Monika Lederbauer, Austria 30. Mohammad Bin Lamin, Libya.
Thanks to all for your positive interest in this project. 22 different nationalities.

On 10 Dec 2016 we show our 28 human rights art-videos at 16 locations worldwide! There are very interesting programs created for this Global Videos event: for example in Tampere there's also live-music, in Hong Kong it's accompanied with a full-length documentary about the umbrella revolution, in Zaandam live-performances and a debate and in Alkmaar it's part in a big human rights event. I'm very honoured that in Brøndby we join forces with the 1st presentation of Human Rights Flag II. Many thanks to our partners and video-artists and especially Victor Valqui Vidal ! ENJOY!

Jeroen van Paassen, Organizer

Congrats again for all artists and organizers Jeroen van Paassen and Victor Valqui Vidal ! Great events Globally, wonderful venues. I am honoured to be the part of it within Human Rights Flag II: A Global Village Project ! Great JOB !

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is a milestone document in the history of human rights. Drafted by representatives with different legal and cultural backgrounds from all regions of the world, the Declaration was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in Paris on 10 December 1948 General Assembly resolution, as a common standard of achievements for all peoples and all nations. It sets out, for the first time, fundamental human rights to be universally protected.
See al the 30 articles in:
http://www.un.org/en/universal-declaration-human-rights/



More information about Global Videos 2016

Global Videos is a daughter-project of Global Village. 2016 is the first year of Global Videos. The aim is to build up audiences for the next 2 years so that in 2018 when the Universal Declaration of Human Rights celebrates its 70th birthday, Global Videos can be screened at 70 locations around the world (on all continents) with 70 art-videos from artists also from each corner of this earth.

Thanks to all partners Global Videos can now been seen at already 5 continents. Screenings are organized at these 16 locations:

Filmhuis Alkmaar in Alkmaar, the Netherlands,
Kulturhuset Kilden in Brøndby, Denmark,
Burnaby Arts Council/Deer Lake Gallery in Burnaby BC, Canada,
Helsinki Cosmopolitan Association in Helsinki, Finland,
The Little One Atelier in Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR,
Sinema Kolikan in Jakarta, Indonesia,
Mamuta Art and Research Center in Jerusalem, Israel,
Studio Seven in Karachi, Pakistan,
Spółdzielnia Ogniwo in Krakow, Poland,
Gallery Mcube in Lalitpur, Nepal,
The Serpentine Gallery in Lismore NSW, Australia,
Comuna de Han-Ian in Macau, Macau SAR,
Noname hub in Milan, Italy,
Beechwood House in Moffat, Scotland,
Paratissima/Y.C. in Skopje, FYR Macedonia,
Galleria Rajatila in Tampere, Finland,
Studio Sonia Gil in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and
Podium de Flux in Zaandam, the Netherlands

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Global Village Artists Network (stichting White Cube) is best known for its biennial art-project Global Village. Global Village is organized every two years since 2010. ‘Meeting’ is the central theme: artists from all over the world meet each other and the public. Every 2 years a new selection of about 65 emerging artists is made. Since 2010 we organized Global Village exhibitions in the Netherlands, France, Germany, Denmark, Azerbaijan and Macedonia. Next to this project stichting White Cube organizes other exhibitions and projects within the EU. Stimulating cultural exchange between artists and public is the key factor in our productions.