German Development Service (DED), Art for Humanity (formerly Artists for Human Rights) and Mind's i art space invite you to

Break the Silence around HIV/Aids!
an exhibition of graphic prints to mark World Aids Day
Opening: Monday 1 December, 6pm for 6.30pm
mind's i art space, shop 63, brooklyn square, cnr. middle and veale str, brooklyn, pretoria

The exhibition will be on view until 13 December

Works by Yusuf Arakkal, Giselle Baillie, Kim Berman, Kanuge John Bosco, Tinus Boshoff, Chris Diedericks, Alex Flett, Bronwen Findlay, Sister Sheila Flynn, Penny George, Deryck Healey, Nyaniso Christopher Lindi, Joseph Madisia, Trevor Makhoba, Osiah Masekoameng, Judith Mason, Sipho Mdanda, Martin Moratillo, Gabisile Nkosi, Daniel Ohene-Adu, Carmen Perrin, Sthembiso Sibisi, Vukile Teyise, Dominic Thorburn, Yusuf Vahed, Diane Victor, Amira Wasfy, Sue Williamson, Judy Woodborne, Nhlanhla Xaba, Mduduzi Xakaza

Art for Humanity is a non-profit voluntary association that advocates humanitarian issues such as human rights and HIV/Aids.

The German Development Service (DED) is a non-profit organisation funded by the German government. Around 1000 professionals are working in 45 countries and assist people in improving their living conditions.

In 1996 DED became involved in supporting South Africa in its transformation process and opened its office in Pretoria. Apart from activities in rural development, decentralisation and the promotion of civil society, combating HIV/AIDS has become a new challenge for development work.

This exhibition is an attempt to embark on new ways of creating awareness for HIV/AIDS. Arts and culture are crucial determinants of everyday life. If the epidemic becomes a subject of art, then art can pave its way into our lives * and hopefully the new light the artists shed on HIV/AIDS will open up new ways to break the silence.

Art for Humanity
(formerly Artists for Human Rights)
c/o Fine Art
Durban Institute of Technology
City Campus
Box 953
Durban 4000
South Africa

Tel: +27 (31) 203 6694
Fax: +27 (31) 203 6644
Website: www.ahr.org.za
Email: [email protected]