This artwork is about healing our world and helping to repair it.

My work, “JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINST COVID-19,” shows all peoples standing together leaving behind their political, social, geographic...

A l'horloge j'ai suspendu mes nuits, J'ai accroché mes rêves, Rêves d'errance,

A time to come together spiritually as one universal family, as one nation of humanity.

It is through the challenges and the power of gratitude that we learn, and through that darkness that we find and appreciate the light.

Ancient Egyptians believed in healing, in life and in eternity. They developed a method to preserve lungs in jars, with baboon heads to...

"What an utter shame if we let this opportunity pass and rush back to the way things were."

"I wanted to show my children that there is still love and hope, and we have the power to choose and protect."

"While our systems have fallen apart, our dedication and commitment to each other has strengthened."

"Art is a great tool that allows me to reflect and indirectly share my views without barriers."

"For the first time in a long time everyone is facing the same problem, sharing the same worries, and trying to find a solution as one."

"My travels around the world have come flooding back to me and I am journeying within on an inner hajj."

"There will be a huge need for people to make sense of this time using art as a language where words fail."

Daniel Bonnell: "I find the new reality as one who is entrapped in a waking nightmare."

Rania Matar: "This virus is such an equalizer, making us all re-evaluate our shared humanity, our fragility, and our priorities."

Shereen Audi: "Through social media we can virtually spread art, love, positivity and comfort."

This crisis demonstrates "that our actions do affect others, that our strength lies in our soul and faith, and that life is precious."

Rana Chalabi: I hope that each one of us will express their “art” in their own unique way, to contribute to the varied tapestry of humanity.

Roland Prime: "This pandemic is teaching us that we can each take control of our own lives."

Katherine Nelson: "Lockdown does not mean there are no open doors. The artists’ special role is to continue to inspire others."