Daniela Tomé paints Julian Assange
Daniela Tomé paints Julian Assange My flag is the face of the people I love. Activist of Art and other passions freedom and justice!
Category: Art
Works of Art inspired by Julians plight and the message inspired by seeking the truth
New movie Mr. Jones, about reporter who exposed Ukraine famine horrors, is a timely reminder of the cowardice of our current press
On 1st July 2020, Michael McCaffrey reviews the film ‘Mr Jones’ In 1933, British journalist Gareth Jones risked life and limb in service to the truth, while in comparison, the journalists of today only care about access to power and towing the elites’ ideological line. Mr. Jones, a new film by esteemed director Agnieszka Holland, … Continue reading “New movie Mr. Jones, about reporter who exposed Ukraine famine horrors, is a timely reminder of the cowardice of our current press”
Mark Chew: A Photographer Reminisces
On the 15th June 2020 Mark Chew writes Ten years ago this month I was asked to make some photographs of Julian Assange. We spent a couple of hours together and as I worked I found him fascinating, if a little self-obsessed. There was something strange about his world view, perhaps because it was formed … Continue reading “Mark Chew: A Photographer Reminisces”
Street Art
Challenge power has set up a page to collect and promote Assange Street Art
An online film festival – The WikiLeaks Lockdown List
The WikiLeaks official Don’t Extradite Assange campaign announces an online film festival – The WikiLeaks Lockdown List. Our contribution to those who are following medical advice and self-isolating due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The WikiLeaks Lockdown List contains free films and talks you can watch to learn more about WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, whistleblowing, activism and … Continue reading “An online film festival – The WikiLeaks Lockdown List”
Richard Lahuis photography: Valid Values
Editors Note: Often the toughest of battles inspires the best of art On Valid Values you can find portraits of people who are linked to WikiLeaks in various ways. Amongst them are human rights lawyers- and activists, artists, journalists and ambassadors. Learn about their values by looking at their portraits and by reading their personal statements. … Continue reading “Richard Lahuis photography: Valid Values”
We are Millions
The Courage Foundation announces #WeAreMillions, a massive photo campaign to demonstrate global support for WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange. We Are Millions features supporters holding signs to express simply and clearly why they are standing up for Julian Assange, whom the US seeks to punish for publishing hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables and military documents … Continue reading “We are Millions”
Yes Minister Fan Fiction
Craig Murray, Humanist, Former Ambassador and Human Right Activist writes in his blog Lying in bed getting better, I decided to while away the time by writing some Yes Minister fan fiction in tribute. As with the original series, although based on a realistic civil service scenario dealing with similar events to those the civil … Continue reading “Yes Minister Fan Fiction”
Michael Rubbo “Lest we Regret”
I’ve called this film, Lest we Regret, because I’m convinced that if Julian Assange dies in prison or is extradited to the US, Australia will feel massive regret and guilt that his own country did so little to save him. I address the film to MPs of all parties and to all Australians. Our image of … Continue reading “Michael Rubbo “Lest we Regret””
Anything to Say?
A Monument to Courage Explanation, Tours, Videos, Creative Drive at Anything to Say? web site “Anything to say?”, is a life size bronze sculpture, portraying three figures each one standing on a chair. The fourth chair is empty because it is our chair. The one for us to stand up on to express ourselves or … Continue reading “Anything to Say?”