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Edited on Wed Mar-17-04 10:57 AM by Divernan
PREMIERE! (in Chicago area through April and then moving throughout the country) Brought to you by the American Friends Service Committee.
Eyes Wide Open'! "Beyond Fear - Towards Hope: An Exhibition of the Iraq War"
The Eyes Wide Open exhibition is a multimedia,multisensory journey through the words, images and sounds of the Iraq war. Visitors move through a vivid memorial to the war's soldier and civilian victims, a searing exposure of the statements told to the U.S. public to justify the war, a compelling outline of what the war is costing us at home, and finally to an interactive, easy way to conribute their voices to changing our country's course toward peace.
In this critical time, Eyes Wide Open speaks directly to our hearts and minds, shattering the claim that the war has made America safer and challenging us to confront our fears and let our dreams, not our nightmares, shape our collective future.
Premiere, Thursday, March 18th at 5:30 p.m. at 820 North Michigan Ave. (across from the Water Tower) Loyola University, Chicago Exhibition open: 3/18th, 2pm to 9 pm; 3/19, 9am to 9 pm; 3/20, 9 am to 4:30 pm It will tour the Chicago area through April and then move out across the country.
If you want to bring this exhibit to your church, work or school, or if you would like to put up posters or flyers, contact Christin Hinojosa at chinojosa@afsc.org for more information. (or call him at 773-266-3560. On edit: Let him know you heard about this on DU.
Finally, check out the website on this exhibit at:
www.eyes.peacechicago.org
It includes, among many other things, running tallies on the economic cost of the war and the military and civilian lives lost.
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