News : Visual
Saudi Arabia Launches First Campaign To Stop Violence Against Women
Thomas Reuters Foundation
May 2nd, 2013
Saudi Arabia has launched its first campaign against the abuse of women, which is designed to encourage females to speak about their experiences and have a global impact in women’s rights.
Read MoreCreative Despite War: A Film On Afghanistan’s Most Resilient Artists
GOOD
April 26th, 2013
Despite thirty years of conflict, Afghanistan is still home to multiple artists who are part of a blossoming movement that affirms the resilience and strength of humanity and hope.
Read MoreOf Monarchs And Migrants- The Arts Of The Immigration Movement
WAGING NONVIOLENCE
April 14th, 2013
Immigration activists in the US have been using artistic depictions and symbols of their experience to illustrate the struggles of the migrant community and to motivate others to take action in the fight for immigrant rights.
Read MoreLuzinterruptus Creates Stunning Light Installations To Call Attention To Urban Decay
Co.EXIST
December 2nd, 2012
An anonymous artistic group in Madrid uses literal light to show pollution and degradation in neglected urban areas in an effort to emphasize the importance of discourse of public space and environmental protection.
Read MoreDrawing On Art For Recovery
OdeWire
November 12th, 2012
Often, arts projects are seen as luxurious extras in healthcare settings but new research in University College Cork (UCC) has found that arts projects can reduce stigma and social isolation for individuals with mental health problems.
Read More‘Women On Walls’ Campaign Empowers Women Via Street Art
EGYPT INDEPENDENT
April 30th, 2013
A street art campaign in Egypt is aiming to increase women’s visibility and mobilize empowerment around gender issues in various communities through graffiti, workshops, and discussion.
Read MoreUsing Public Art To Transform Cities
Co.EXIST
April 19th, 2013
Artist Lesley Perkes is working on transforming Johannesburg through art that both inspires and also actually improves the urban landscape.
Read MoreAfghan Female Artist Beats The Odds
VoiceofAmerica
January 31st, 2013
23 year-old Afghan artist Malina Suliman risks her life to create art in Kandahar, the birthplace of the Taliban, in order to share with the public, through visual representations, of what she feels are the greatest problems and challenges of her generation.
Read MoreThese Skyscrapers Are Designed To Make You Happy If You Work In Them
Co.EXIST
November 15th, 2012
For about a decade the words “sustainable” and “skyscraper” have been conjoined in American architecture. And we’ve actually been building them, not just talking about them.
Read MoreDesign for Shared Consumption
Shareable: Sharing by Design 
October 11th, 2012
With the rise of collaborative consumption, the narrative about ownership and use is shifting, so designers are exploring design for shared consumption.
Read MoreWhat's Hot
Popular Posts
- Why Does Walking Barefoot…
- Stopping Urban Violence B…
- “Finis Origine Pendet”: T…
- Negotiating Peace In Soma…
- Seiji Yoshimura Rushes To…
Recent Comments
- The Renewed Fight For Women’s Rights In Egypt « Tony Rocha Official Blog on The Renewed Fight For Women’s Rights In Egypt
- ;Question 86– About economic systems | Onenessguy's Weblog on Poverty Has A Creation Story: Let’s Tell It
Archives
Dig Deeper
Environment
- Global Shocks Shake Progress On Development
- Seiji Yoshimura Rushes To Natural Disasters To Help
- Indigenous Resistance Grows Strong In Keystone XL Battle
Food & Health
- Building Schools For Morocco’s Rural Poor
- The Diaspora Can Help Fuel Rwanda’s Technology and Digital Ambitions
- Global Shocks Shake Progress On Development
Inspirational
- Building Schools For Morocco’s Rural Poor
- The Diaspora Can Help Fuel Rwanda’s Technology and Digital Ambitions
- Global Shocks Shake Progress On Development
Peace
- Building Schools For Morocco’s Rural Poor
- The Diaspora Can Help Fuel Rwanda’s Technology and Digital Ambitions
- Global Shocks Shake Progress On Development
Education
- Building Schools For Morocco’s Rural Poor
- The Diaspora Can Help Fuel Rwanda’s Technology and Digital Ambitions
- Global Shocks Shake Progress On Development


Links