Some amazing boutique names photographs:
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September 2010 six:30pm-8pm
Venue: Paper Costume Boutique, 114-116. Curtain Road, Shoreditch EC2A 3AH
The location is a beautiful classic outfits shop/cafe known as Paper Gown Boutique. So we supported an independant company by crafting in their cafe with a cup of tea and cake :)
As portion of our ongoing determination to exposing social injustice, the Collective are contributing to Norwegian artist Lise Bjørne Linnert’s present venture, entitled DESCONOCIDA Mysterious UKJENT.
The task utilizes the artwork of embroidery to spotlight and protest once more...st human trafficking and femicide, especially in the metropolis of Ciudad Juarez on the Mexican border. Given that 1993, 800 girls have been brutally murdered in Ciudad Juarez and hundreds more have gone missing, while the Mexican federal government turns a blind eye. Prostitution in the region has increased four hundred% in the very same time period.
We embroidered the name of one particular murdered girl on every label alongside the word “unknown”, in remembrance of the hundreds of unidentified victims of similar crimes worldwide. The undertaking is a mass act of solidarity. So considerably, 2100 people in 27 countries have embroidered more than 4000 labels. The Craftivist Collective will include to that figure and assist to unfold consciousness of these atrocities.
An installation of the labels will be on present at PALLANT Property GALLERY in Chichester in October 2010. If you would like to obtain labels to make your own contribution, get in touch with Pallant House right.
For 4 weeks right after the function we also have prints of our Mini Protest Banners close to the shop and in the window screen with some authentic banners as well as getting an location to promote Mini Protest Banner kits and postcards on the concept of justice within the style market. Alongside side are War on Want sources on their 'Love Fashion Detest Sweatshops' campaign (these kinds of as badges, stickers, petitions and studies)
paper dress boutique sept assembly 2010 036
September 2010 six:30pm-8pm
Location: Paper Gown Boutique, 114-116. Curtain Road, Shoreditch EC2A 3AH
The venue is a wonderful classic garments store/cafe known as Paper Costume Boutique. So we supported an independant organization by crafting in their cafe with a cup of tea and cake :)
As portion of our ongoing dedication to exposing social injustice, the Collective are contributing to Norwegian artist Lise Bjørne Linnert’s present project, entitled DESCONOCIDA Unidentified UKJENT.
The undertaking makes use of the artwork of embroidery to spotlight and protest once again...st human trafficking and femicide, particularly in the town of Ciudad Juarez on the Mexican border. Considering that 1993, 800 females have been brutally murdered in Ciudad Juarez and hundreds a lot more have long gone lacking, even though the Mexican authorities turns a blind eye. Prostitution in the location has improved four hundred% in the identical time time period.
We embroidered the name of one murdered girl on every single label along with the word “unknown”, in remembrance of the hundreds of unknown victims of similar crimes throughout the world. The project is a mass act of solidarity. So much, 2100 people in 27 international locations have embroidered far more than 4000 labels. The Craftivist Collective will add to that determine and aid to unfold consciousness of these atrocities.
An installation of the labels will be on demonstrate at PALLANT Property GALLERY in Chichester in October 2010. If you would like to get labels to make your personal contribution, get in touch with Pallant Home directly.
For 4 months soon after the function we also have prints of our Mini Protest Banners close to the store and in the window display with some original banners as properly as getting an area to market Mini Protest Banner kits and postcards on the topic of justice in the vogue market. Together side are War on Want assets on their 'Love Trend Loathe Sweatshops' campaign (these kinds of as badges, stickers, petitions and stories)
paper dress boutique sept conference 2010 010
September 2010 six:30pm-8pm
Venue: Paper Gown Boutique, 114-116. Curtain Highway, Shoreditch EC2A 3AH
The venue is a beautiful vintage clothes store/cafe called Paper Dress Boutique. So we supported an independant enterprise by crafting in their cafe with a cup of tea and cake :)
As part of our ongoing determination to exposing social injustice, the Collective are contributing to Norwegian artist Lise Bjørne Linnert’s present task, entitled DESCONOCIDA Unfamiliar UKJENT.
The project makes use of the art of embroidery to spotlight and protest once again...st human trafficking and femicide, especially in the town of Ciudad Juarez on the Mexican border. Considering that 1993, 800 women have been brutally murdered in Ciudad Juarez and hundreds much more have absent missing, even though the Mexican govt turns a blind eye. Prostitution in the area has increased 400% in the very same time period.
We embroidered the name of 1 murdered lady on every label together with the word “unknown”, in remembrance of the hundreds of unknown victims of similar crimes worldwide. The task is a mass act of solidarity. So considerably, 2100 folks in 27 nations have embroidered more than 4000 labels. The Craftivist Collective will include to that determine and help to unfold recognition of these atrocities.
An set up of the labels will be on display at PALLANT Home GALLERY in Chichester in October 2010. If you would like to get labels to make your personal contribution, speak to Pallant House immediately.
For four weeks soon after the occasion we also have prints of our Mini Protest Banners about the store and in the window exhibit with some original banners as properly as possessing an location to promote Mini Protest Banner kits and postcards on the concept of justice in the vogue sector. Together aspect are War on Want methods on their 'Love Style Loathe Sweatshops' campaign (this kind of as badges, stickers, petitions and reviews)
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