Tag: War

• ART for UKRAINE

  Orchestrated by Daniela Garza Friday, April 15th, 2022 4-7pmWalker Fine Art – 300 W 11th Avenue, Denver Women for Women International Identifying credible partners on the ground and allocating resources to help address the unmet needs of women  residing in war and conflict ridden areas. From their website, “The lives of Ukrainian women have been…

  Lee Lee

  April 15, 2022

  Genocide

  Activism, Reconcilliation, Slow Food, Social Justice, War

• Cultivating Compassion: First Steps towards Prevention

  Presentation given for the International Association of Genocide Scholars Sarajevo, Bosnia This presentation was given by Lee Lee alongside a site specific installation featuring works by Dr. Moyo Okediji, Izabela Lundberg & Dennis Chamberlain Dennis Chamerlain – detail from the 10 steps leading towards Genocide May we have a moment of silence for all those…

  Lee Lee

  July 10, 2007

  Genocide

  Activism, Genocide & Visual Representation, Reconcilliation, War

• Mizel Museum Curatorial Statement

  Lee LeeCuratorial statementMizel Museum exhibition, Denver May we have a moment of silence for all those who have been silenced? … Resilience is the strong common thread I have witnessed in the over 40 countries I’ve spent time in around the world. I tend to visit developing countries where people have struggles that we in…

  Lee Lee

  January 12, 2007

  Genocide

  Activism, Genocide & Visual Representation, Reconcilliation, War

• The Dead Weight of Complacency

  Genocide & Visual RepresentationExhibition at the Mizel Museum, Denver Curated by Lee Lee Just after World War II ended, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill called the atrocities that occurred “a crime that has no name.” But by the time the Nuremberg trials began, genocide was the very real name given the deliberate and systematic destruction…

  Lee Lee

  January 11, 2007

  Genocide

  Activism, Genocide & Visual Representation, Reconcilliation, War