DRAW A LINE ON YOU TUBE
See our Draw A Line Film
Photo above by Tanya Meditzky, copyright M.A.D. for Peace. All rights reserved.
M.A.D. Projects
My contribution for Draw A Line
Dag Gill,
With our drawing teacher Babette Wagenvoort, we did an assignment for your project. My idea ended up as a video in which my drawing comes to life. It’s about the paradoxes in the life of a soldier. You can see the video on my website http://www.artefart.nl and on youtube on
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bbga3k1AVMo . For your website I’ve added a still [...]
DRAW A LINE: SCHOOL TO SCHOOL
An international initiative involving children from schools in Australia, USA, UK and beyond to connect and make a powerful statement by simply drawing a line!
We’re asking students to form a line leading from the school building to the school gates, each pupil standing with their arms stretched out to their side, touching the shoulder of [...]
SAVE THE CHILDREN DRAW A LINE
Draw a Line from Save the Children Fund, Australia
Photo: All rights reserved
DRAW A LINE NEWS
Chris Drummond of Brink Productions, Adelaide and his family drawing lines.
DRAW A LINE LAUNCHES IN TRAFALGAR SQUARE
London’s Trafalgar Square, Friday 8 May 2009 - the anniversary of VE Day - Gill was joined by those equally passionate about the urgency for a more peaceful world and an end to human suffering to launch M.A.D.’s Draw A Line project.
They included American Carie Lemack co-founder of Families of September 11 and daughter of [...]
M.A.D. Projects
Public awareness initiatives, books, films, products - just a few of the projects in the M.A.D. pipeline which we’ll update you on soon.
In the meantime, here’s more about DRAW A LINE and WALKTALK.
WALKTALK
22 Towns and Cities Thousands of Conversations Millions of Steps:
Leeds, Dewsbury, Wakefield, Barnsley, Rotherham, Sheffield, Chesterfield, Mansfield, Nottingham, Loughborough, Leicester, Market Harborough, Northampton, Bedford, Luton, St Albans, and the London Boroughs of Harrow, Brent, Barnet, Camden, City of London and City of Westminster.
Our first project WALKTALK was devised to encourage people of all ages and from [...]