good ideas for an art project on Darfur?
I must make one for a class in high school and that we can make sort of thing as drawing, painting, sculpture, collage, poetry, etc. .. as it represents what is happening in Darfur. I thought I wanted to do a collage with a bunch of photos that show what is happening in Darfur and to represent the sadness and the whole of this writing 1 word which represents all thing … but I really wouldnt know where to find the pictures and write the word .. ideas?
If you want pictures, you can go. http://www.thewe.cc/contents/more/archive/darfur_sudan.html If it were me, I'd probably make an abstract painting to recreate one of these pictures, then write a strong message on him like you mentioned. – LanguageObsessionist
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