The Border Arts Project is a Patron of Border Statements —
a Chinese health and education project working with young people whose families have been affected
by drug abuse and HIV/AIDS. On the Burma/China border and in Sichuan children to watch elders fall to incarceration, infection and death. Here you can find out what happens at the projects.
a Chinese health and education project working with young people whose families have been affected
by drug abuse and HIV/AIDS. On the Burma/China border and in Sichuan children to watch elders fall to incarceration, infection and death. Here you can find out what happens at the projects.
Creative outlets are new tools to understand and avoid high-risk behaviour — in Yunnan children paint, draw, perform and dance at art projects run by Border Statements; in southern Sichuan, at the Song Zha Art Project children orphaned by drugs and AIDS paint dreams rather than recycled images to impress adults — their first time expressing and valuing
their personal experiences; when the ten-year-old son of circus performers travelled from England to the border he documented his journey in a series of sensitive portraits, testament to children’s ability to articulate ideas beyond language.
their personal experiences; when the ten-year-old son of circus performers travelled from England to the border he documented his journey in a series of sensitive portraits, testament to children’s ability to articulate ideas beyond language.
See the children's art, perhaps buy a book to support the projects —
on the website you see can see the children's art & support the projects by getting a copy of the book of
their paintings & photography One step to the border plus find out about our circus.
on the website you see can see the children's art & support the projects by getting a copy of the book of
their paintings & photography One step to the border plus find out about our circus.
