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From a System To A Culture of International Justice : Addressing Its Challenges Through Art

by Fiana Gantheret International Justice faces challenges that need to be addressed On 21st November 2016, the WAYAMO Foundation organized a panel discussion to celebrate the one-year anniversary of its Africa Group for Justice and Accountability (AGJA) : Through the Looking Glass – Imagining the Future of International Justice. This discussion, organized as a side-event to […]

Impunity through the eyes of Bradley McCallum at the Robert Blumenthal gallery in New York

by Fiana Gantheret The work of Brooklyn based artist Bradley McCallum is in David Ebony’s Top Ten New York Gallery Shows this Winter. More specifically, his series of painted portraits, part of the Weights and Measures project, is. More specifically, international justice is. Until March 5th, the Robert Blumenthal Gallery shows – together with six paintings of […]

Making Justice through Art – with Prof Rosemarie Buikema

The upcoming lecture by Professor Rosemarie Buikema organized by the Research Center for Gender and Sexuality of the University of Amsterdam will take place on Thursday 10 December 2015 on the fascinating subject of the definition of justice in transitioning countries. Reflecting on the work of Professor Shoshana Felman, Professor Buikema describes how this definition has […]

Don’t miss out on the next Hague Talks in The Hague on 21 September

The Hague Talks, initiated at the beginning of 2015, is a series of events organised throughout the world engaging a very creative and fruitful debate on “Setting peace and justice in motion”. One of the next events is a discussion entitled YOUR PEACE, MY PEACE: LET’S KICKSTART PEACE NOW!, inviting creators form all over the world to share their […]