Tolerance Posters

On Friday December 13th the Tolerance Poster Show opened at Fabrica de Timp Liber (former beer factory), converted into a comunity center. The show was hosted by Ratiu Democracy Centre, which is created to encourage and promote democratic values such as freedom of thought, tolerance and diversity. The show was a part of "(r)evolution" event featuring workshop on education and discussion on tolerance having as guest speaker Paul Mureșan, a well known Romanian artist  and outspoken gay rights activist.
This show was made possible with the effort of Ovidiu Hrin, Ciprian Cucu and Ratiu Democracy Centre.

Here are some photos of the Tolerance Poster Show from the Maine College of Art. The show will be on view from December 13th to February 22nd. The Show Reception will take place on February 7th.
This show was made possible with the dedicated effort of Julia Porter Santos and Drew Hodges.

On December 10th, for the third time, the Tolerance Poster Show opened at the Liberation Square in Novi Sad, Serbia. 
December 10th, is the International Day of Human Rights, and the show coordinates with that event. 
The show is going to stay on display till December 29th 2019.

We are grateful to Robert Coban for his dedicated efforts, without which, the show would not have been possible.

The Tolerance Poster Show was part of “Defending European Values in the Accession Process”, an event which hosted more than 100 of the most prominent human rights defenders from the Western Balkans, Turkey and Central Europe. The event was held on December 2-3 2019 at the Youth Cultural Center in Skopje, North Macedonia.

"With this we wish to stress the importance that the European Union accession process plays and can play in the years to come for the six countries of the Western Balkans and for Turkey in terms of rule of law, human rights and peace processes in the region; Wish to underline yet again that a path towards accession to the European Union is a fundamental opportunity for the improvement of the human rights situation in the Western Balkans and Turkey, as well as for the countries’ democratization"

The event and the show was organized by the Civil Rights Defenders.

On November 21, the Tolerance Poster Show opened at National Museum of Zadar, Croatia. The show has been displayed in front of and inside the museum featuring 100 posters. The show is going to stay till December 12th 2019. 

We are grateful to Natali Čop, the curator of the museum, for her dedicated efforts, without which, the show would not have been possible.


Catalogue of the show. 

On November 16th, the International day of Tolerance, the Tolerance Poster Show opened at the Pride Info Center in Belgrade, Serbia. Simultaneously, the Tolerance poster show was shown in the lobby of the JDP Jugoslovensko dramsko pozoriste (Yugoslav Drama Theater) in Belgrade.

On November 16th, the International day of Tolerance, the Tolerance Poster Show opened at University of the Andes in Bogotá, Colombia. And amazingly, it is going to be open till March 12th. The posters are displayed on and around the campus’ grounds. This show was made possible by the efforts of Jessica María Rosas Esquivel.