The Art of Human Freedom

[Mona Youssef]

Hello dear Members,

I thought to share this opportunity with you that you may find it interesting and my best wishes.

The Art of Human Freedom
FIGHT GLOBAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING
100 artists in 100 different countries develop one unique,
innovative and creative project:
1 total work of art, consisting of 100 individual images.

Project description:
100 artists in 100 different countries will develop one unique, innovative
and creative Work of Art designed to help fight against Global Human
Trafficking:
1 collective work of art, consisting of 100 individual images.
In each country an unlimited number of artists are allowed to participate
with up to five different artworks, scaled 60 cm x 60cm (23” x 23”). The Art
Project 1001001 Curatorial Committee, existing of representatives of the
international art scene, selects a number of twenty finalists out of all
participating artworks, which will be presented at an exhibition in each
country. One of these works is dedicated to be the winning artwork and is
sent to the next country afterward as an ambassador of its country worldwide.
So it happens that after a journey to 100 countries we will have a creation
of 100 artworks forming one big converging global artwork.

The mission of the Art Project 1001001
Project 1001001 will create a new beneficial community by art education
and social activism. The theme of the exhibitions is a visualization of the
term FIGHT GLOBAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING”.

Our commitment
Therefore we are committed to:
Greater awareness of human trafficking through public events
such as exhibitions and conferences, the work of all participating
artists and the network of the Europe Institute for Social Work,
Berlin
Facilitation of cross-border communication on human trafficking by
art and cultural exchange
Promotion of local dialogue and debate on human trafficking and
forced labor in each participating country, using art as a
stimulant.
Outreach to broad public interest by web activities in social
communities (e.g. Facebook, expand networking and exhibitions,
additional PR and media activities)
Support activities of local, national and global artists
Providing a platform allowing artists involved, and others
engaged in initiatives combating human trafficking, to present
their work to a broader audience in their countries and around
the world.

Development and maintenance of cooperation between artists
and social care professionals to support existing networks against
lobal humantrafficking
The members of the committee
Christina Seibold, Germany
Art-Director 1001001, Fine Art Synaesthete Artist and founder of Art and Emotion ®,
Germany, Founder of the ArSenu Art Project, Member of the Deutsche Synästhesie
Gesellschaft e.V. (www.artandemotion.de)
Dr. Nilgun Birgoren, Italy
BA International Intercultural Studies, MS Management Organizational Development,
Italy
María Luisa Rubio Lenzi, Argentina
Curator-Cultural Management, International Event Coordinator
Mona Youssef, Canada
Canadian Fine Art Artist, Mona Youssef Fine Art Gallery
Dr. Wolf Tekook, Germany
Photo Couturist (www.wolftek.de)
Ray Wilkins, Belgium
HumanPotentialManager©, Heilpraktiker gr. Schein, Artist, Autor work TIME AND
SPACE FACTORY & MAGAZINE & SHOP & GALLERY
(www.timeandspacefactory.com)
Michael Pilath, Germany
Author, Lyricist and Individual Coach for Artists, former Chairman Co-Ordination
Committee DigitalRadioMondiale, Germany
Michael Junghans, Germany
Europe Institute for Social Work, Berlin Germany
How to participate:
Entry Registration fee is € 30,-
The registration fee will support FIGHT GLOBAL HUMAN
TRAFFICKING programs.
- The organization of local exhibitions
- Remaining fees will be used to support other social projects
Show Date: November 2009 (to be announced)
Final deadline for registration and submission for Sweden is:
October 25, 2009
Opening Reception: Thursday November 2009 (to be announced)
Provide an Artist Statement - a statement of up to 300 words which will be
reprinted and exhibited at the exhibition and on our website
www.1001001.eu next to your work if you have been selected to
participate.

Entrants submit 3 JPEG files of original work up to 2MB,
All styles of artwork need to be digitalized in order to be nominated
for the selection project. Please send it by e-mail to:
[e-mail]
Save JPEG as RGB Color sized at least 800 x 800 pixels not to exceed
1600 x 1600 pixels (150 dpi image) quality 10 or higher.
Submit JPEG in proper viewing orientation.
Identification for each JPEG should read:
first_lastname_image title.jpg
(example: John_miller_helpinghands.jpg).
Work must be available for the exhibition in Sweden in November 2009
and for all subsequent following countries according a time schedule for
each country will be published on this site:
www.1001001.eu
Entries that do not comply with the rules will be disqualified.
Specifications for exhibitions (only for the nominated finalists):
Wall-hung work must be suitably framed or in an alternative presentation
form and ready to hang. All framed artworks must be firmly wired for
hanging . Size 60 cm x 60cm (23” x 23”).

Delivery/Shipping:
Shipped work to the exhibition located in Sweden and all other countries
must be sent in reusable packaging and arrive to.. (Location to be
announced).
The team of the 1001001 art project is not responsible for damage caused
in transit. Initial transport costs to Sweden are the responsibility of the artist
all other costs are carried by the Project organization.
Publicity

The 1001001 project may use images of artwork accepted into the
exhibition for publicity purposes. One or more artworks will be chosen for
the cover design of invitation for the exhibition. They will also be featured
on www.1001001.eu different Art networks. Artists agree to allow
reproduction of their digital files and/or photographs taken of their art for
educational, publicity and archival purposes.

Fees
Fees for participants are to be transmitted to PayPal [e-mail]
Entry Registration fee is € 30,-
A copy of the transmitted fee has to be sent attached by mail with the
adjacent jpg. file of the work.
Works without paid fees will be eliminated from the competition!!!

Kind regards,

Mona Youssef