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"Human Rights, the Politics of War, and War" ExhibitionSeptember 16th - December 12th The "Human Rights, the Politics of War, and War" exhibition is the first of a two-part exhibiton series planned by the FSU Museum of Fine Arts Artists' League. The exhibition focuses on how these dark themes translate into dramatic events that emotionally charge the victims who experience shock, anger, violence, revulsion, hopelessness and despair during the immediacy of the moment when these events occur. The immediacy of these moments empowers or drains the human spirit. The second part of the exhibiton, "Hope, Redemption, and Respect for Humanity" will be hald at the Claude Pepper Library in March 2009. Thsi exhibit will focus on teh immediacy of the moment when human rights are restored. Positive events tht restore and empower the human spirit create an impact on the individual who experiences hope for a peaceful co-existence in the world and an idlyllic respect for the human condition. Juried Works on Display for the Exhibition "War" by Hyn Duk Shin (Acrylic) "Americanarchy" by Jonathan Clark (Acrylic, oil, and oil pastel) "No Preference" by Meredith McMackin (Oil on aluminum and wood) "9-11: More than Numbers" by Deanne Laura Pool (Acrylic and texture medium on birch and plaster) "Dare We Dream" by Lee Goldberg (Acrylic) "Today's Promise" by Lee Goldberg (Acrylic) "Moon Caught in the Branches" by Melynda Reid "Woman and Child" by Melynda Reid "How Many More" by Francoise d'Ajoux (Mixed media) "Untitled" by Ron Jones (Wood block) "Cheney's War" by Kent Griffin (Acrylic, collage in laser) "Lost Innocence" by Arlee J. Colman (Pastel) "Mind/Power" by Natalia Andreeva (Water color) "New Soldier" by Joan Matey (Mixed media) "My Father's Favorite Quote" by Joan Matey (Mixed media) "Welcome to America" by Sara Chang (Fletcher) (Digital Photo) "PARANOIA" by Robert Ryals (Mixed media) Visit www.artistsleaguefsu.org for more artwork by these and other Artists' League artists.
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