What Is The Arts & Immigration Project?
A series of large monumental sculptures with a voice all around the world.
The talented Arts And Immigration Alliance (A&IA) team is taking a global outlook. And as such, we have organize our teams for preparing our 4 Phase overall production process and will soon announce our first location for "The Welcoming" Sculpture.
We anticipate that for these times we live in, and with people on the move to find safety and security for themselves and their family (in part due to the effects of climate change and Global Warming), the interest and need for this "Statue of Liberty for our tIme" in a series of permanent placement locations around the world to celebrate immigrant rights will find broad meaning and will help at the forefront, in preparing a world attuned for "policies of generosity," when such policies are and will be so sorely needed.
The team is also communicating with potential donors for the project, and we are interested to connecting with interested parties.
SOON TO ANNOUNCE FIRST COUNTRY LOCATION FOR "THE WELCOMING" MONUMENTAL STATUE
HELP BUILD THIS “STATUE OF LIBERTY FOR OUR TIME”
The Arts & Immigration Alliance team is developing a long overdue "Statue of Liberty for our time", looking to situate the sculpture internationally, to be among the most influential sculptures in the world. The 65 ft bronze statue will depict two hands linking, as a symbol for the welcoming of immigrants, with the purpose of honoring the contributions immigrants bring to cities around the world.
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The Arts & Immigration Alliance Founder and Executive Director, Isaac Romano and Master Classical Italian Sculptor Marcello Giorgi – Maquette of “The Welcoming” Immigrant Rights Peace Sculpture.
Leadership of A&IA
Example photo from our organizational Skype meetings with Arts & Immigration Alliance (A&IA) Board of Directors members, Isaac Romano (Upper Left) and U.S. constitutional and human rights lawyer and A&IA Executive Board member, Jonathan Hafetz (right photo). This meeting was on Skype with “The Welcoming” Sculpture Project Team member, Reverend Colin Bossen (lower left), Senior Minister of the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Houston and human rights leader. Our fundraisers and community events are underway, with the help of these and many other leaders of this important project, for our time. Celebrating and honoring immigrants, by preparing a pathway to successful immigration by our timely "The Welcoming" Monumental Sculpture, "A Statue of Liberty for our time. " This project exemplifies Policies of Generosity. Example of deep care between our peoples.
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We are currently a Canadian incorporated not-for-profit organization. As such, a charitable receipt cannot be given at this time, but the organization intends to apply for charitable status. Thank you!