Update: Nov 6 Midtown Brews: Examples of Art for Advocacy

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Photos of artwork created by Prof Pat Fallon, Ursuline College, a guest for the Midtown Brews Nov 6 conversation. The images are examples of artwork created to advocate for a cause or a human condition. The artwork depicts human suffering as universal. The connection to Open Source Economic Development exists in our opportunity to innovate, to act entrepreneurially, and invent solutions to relieve human suffering enabling others to focus on their own ability to build prosperity.

"Belgium Deserts"

Belgium Deserts FALLON 2.jpg

Burka

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