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Why I set up Painters for Human Rights

I am an artist. I love Life, Liberty, Freedom and the pursuit of Happiness. I love creativity, the Arts, Culture and Free Markets. I enjoy being my own boss and being able to make my own choices in all aspects of my existence. I enjoy to express my views and believes without having to be concerned if others agree with them or not. That is FREEDOM. I also believe that man is basically good and can coexist free without war, crime and insanity.

I believe that all man are born free with equal, basic rights. These rights are Inalienable, they are native to us or given to us by our creator. I would like for all have an equal chance to raise to greater heights, spiritually and otherwise.

We live in turbulent times. The importance of promoting and defending man's Inalienable Rights can not be overstated. As artists we have a purpose in this society. In fact we embody such Human Rights as the "Freedom of Thought (18)" and the "Freedom of Speech" (19). We Artists are peaceful people, we do not fight wars, but if we do "fight" it is in form of ideas and concepts which we express through our Works of Art.

Painters for Human Rights has been set up as a grassroots movement for painters to use their creativity and art to promote Human Rights. Painters of all mediums, nationality, creed or religion are welcome! Artists and Art lovers who wish to support this cause are most welcome to participate.


Painters for Human
Rights - Founder

Susi Galloway
Artist & Illustrator


 

 

 


" Because the artist deals in future realities, he always seeks improvements or changes in the existing reality. This makes the artist, inevitably and invariably, a rebel against the status quo. The artist, day by day, by postulating the new realities of the future, accomplishes peaceful revolution"


- L.Ron Hubbard

 

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