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Second Tolerance Poster Show at Maine College of Art, USA

From December 13th 2019 to February 22nd 2020, the Maine College of Art featured the Tolerance Poster Show. In the time of a Pandemic, it seems as though we need Tolerance more than ever. Due to this, the Maine College of Art has realized and reconfigured a new version of the Tolerance Poster Show that is showcased in the in the street-side windows of the school.

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