Pink Floyd and Middle East conflict: Wish you were here... or Another brick in the wall....

Jewish men singing Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd (COVER)
Posted by I Love Rock and Metal on Wednesday, 24 February 2016

UK Students Design 3-In-1 Wearable Shelter For Refugees

Students Design 3-In-1 Wearable Shelter For Refugees
This jacket turns into a tent that could be used to help fleeing Syrian refugees.
Posted by The Huffington Post on Wednesday, 10 February 2016

A Museum Under the Sea

Artist's website.

A Museum Under the Sea
You'll need some diving gear to see the refugee sculptures in this museum.
Posted by AJ+ on Thursday, 11 February 2016

Banksy's Refugee Street Art

Banksy Is Taking On the Refugee Crisis Again
Banksy's latest artwork criticizes France's treatment of refugees.
Posted by AJ+ on Monday, 25 January 2016

Banksy's Refugee Street Art
Banksy's new street art in a French refugee camp is about Steve Jobs ... and immigration.
Posted by AJ+ on Friday, 11 December 2015

These Palestinian rappers are challenging sexism in the Middle East

Rapping Against Sexism
These Palestinian rappers are challenging sexism in the Middle East.
Posted by AJ+ on Saturday, 2 January 2016

The Louvre museum challenged for its sponsorship by oil companies

Activists arrested in the Louvre secretly sent this message fr...
Ten performers were arrested today at the Louvre for challenging its sponsorship by oil companies Total and Eni. But they managed to smuggle a phone into their cell to get this message out. Performance by End oil-sponsorship of the arts, BP or not BP?, G.U.L.F. Liberate Tate, Not An Alternative Occupy Museums, Platform London, Science Unstained, Shell Out Sounds, No Tar Sands, Stopp oljesponsing av norsk kulturliv, The Natural History Museum alongside other artists and activists from around the world. Film supported by 350.org and Real Media.
Posted by New Internationalist Magazine on Wednesday, 9 December 2015

Ten performers were arrested today at the Louvre for challenging its sponsorship by oil companies Total and Eni. 

In honor of the victims of the Paris terror attacks

Graffiti in honor of the victims of the Paris attacks made by a Kazakh artist called "ChemiS" in Prague.