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Art for Action: Musicians' Protest Images Aid ACLU
10 Dec
Summary
- Fundraiser features photos of 50 artists known for activism.
- Forty-three photographers donated their work for the cause.
- All proceeds benefit the ACLU's fight for equality and freedom.
An inspiring initiative by photographer Janette Beckman and curator Julie Grahame is channeling artistic talent into advocacy for civil liberties. The fundraiser presents a curated collection of photographs featuring 50 influential musicians, all of whom have a history of creating protest music or actively engaging in social activism.
This impactful event boasts contributions from 43 distinct photographers, each donating their powerful imagery. The collection spans iconic figures from John Lennon and Nina Simone to contemporary artists like Bad Bunny, united by their artistic and activist spirits. This one-time exhibition aims to harness their influence for a crucial cause.
Every dollar generated from the sale of these donated photographs will be directed to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). The funds will bolster the ACLU's ongoing work in safeguarding fundamental rights, promoting equality, and defending freedoms across the nation. The initiative is further enhanced by an accompanying playlist of protest songs.
