Fine Acts

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Fine Acts is a nonprofit creative studio for social impact. Founded by two TED Senior Fellows & , and Obama Scholar .

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  1. May 21

    👋🏽 Our latest dispatch of hopeful acts is out: . Take a peak and subscribe to our newsletter via the link to get the latest on our work and the socially-engaged art world.

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    May 20

    First day of the festival ._factory and it started with a collective exhibition curated by You can explore the exhibition by downloading .app and see the artworks through the use of augmented reality into your own house, office, neighborhood etc 😊

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  3. May 19

    You can explore the exhibition by downloading the ArtLink app (), which uses augmented reality to give you the real-life exhibition experience. It runs until June 13. View it from anywhere! It is made possible with the support of .

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  4. May 19

    Our Culture of Solidarity exhibition is now LIVE at the Digital Art Factory festival, which launched yesterday. For it, we worked with 27 artists, one from each EU member state, to create compelling visuals that speak to Europe’s values and a common vision for a better future.

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    May 17

    To love is to be human. It unites us. But some politicians in & try to divide us according to who we love. Why? To distract us from corruption & power-grabs. As long as the delays using it continues to fund hatred.

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    Full & for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex people & all with diverse sexual orientations, gender identities or expressions, & sex characteristics International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia & Biphobia Image

    image of sky clouds and illustrated rainbow
    , , and 2 others
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    May 13

    My poster , designed for the Design and Hope exhibition early this year in Korea was included as part of the Culture of Solidarity project, now nominated to the Fast Company’s 2021 World Changing Ideas Awards! and .

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  8. May 14

    For Culture of Solidarity, we worked with 27 artists, one from each EU member state, to create compelling visuals that speak to Europe’s values and a common vision for a better future: . All of their works are showcased in the upcoming exhibition.

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  9. May 14

    GREAT NEWS! Next week (May 18) Culture of Solidarity, a creative challenge launched with the support of , will be featured in the Digital Art Factory festival. To explore it, ⬇️ ArtLink, an app that uses AR to give you an exhibition experience: .

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    So happy to be part of project , which has been honoured as a Finalist in 's 2021 World Changing Ideas Awards! 💜 They commissioned artists worldwide to provide illustrations for nonprofit organizations. Free to use for great causes!

    Image with text. It reads "The Greats — Selected as Finalist in Fast Company's 2021 World Changing Ideas Awards- Creativity Category"
    Poster illustration: Two women of different ages and races but a lot in common (hair do, smile, glance) hold hands and raise their fists. The accompanying text reads "we're in this together".
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  11. May 12

    ✌️ All works are published under a license on , our global platform for free socially engaged visuals, so nonprofits and activists anywhere can use and adapt them non-commercially to spread the message of solidarity and unity.

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  12. May 12

    Culture of Solidarity is our creative challenge, supported by . We commissioned 27 artists, one from each EU member state, to create engaging visuals that speak to Europe’s values and a better future. Other 300+ artists joined our open call.

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  13. May 12

    🥳 The second edition of 's annual magazine Common Ground is out! It’s awesome, and features a bunch of illustrations from our Culture of Solidarity creative challenge. You can download a copy here:

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    May 10

    I so love the art work available at ⤵️Check it out!👀

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  15. May 10

    . is working with organizations, scholars, artists, the public sector, philanthropy, and the wider civil society ecosystem to co-create a world where all belong. Check out all the brilliant conversations in the :

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  16. May 10

    A great feature of our work – our director talks to of – the amazing new initiative of the Othering & Belonging Institute at the University of California, Berkeley, and a set of European partners 🙌

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  17. May 7

    Join our session (15:30 - 16:00 CEST) about , our unique platform for free, open-licensed, socially-engaged illustrations, and our most recent creative challenge – Culture of Solidarity, supported by the . 💥Tune into the live sessions!

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  18. May 7

    Together with other European changemakers, artists, thinkers, policymakers and activists, we’re celebrating (May 9) and the many initiatives that make our continent more inclusive, more democratic, and more culturally aware:

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    May 6

    Look at all these gorgeous free to download illustrations based around human rights!

    Illustration of a person with long hair, with their mouth open and the words "Our bodies, minds, power"
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  20. May 5

    Thank you to all of the hundreds of amazing artists that we’ve worked with over the last year, making all of this possible! We’re seeing a record number of activists use for their campaigns and initiatives, spreading a new vision for human rights.

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