THIRTY: Exploring Artistically the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Co-sponsored by the Kelvin Smith Library

The students of Facing History New Tech High School (a Cleveland public school) worked with artist Jason Labovitz to create this powerful collection of digital compositions exploring the thirty articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The compelling images and texts investigate the juxtaposition of human and educational rights with physical visual manifestations of those rights. Timothy Webster, associate professor of law, will share the history of the Declaration, and both students and the artist will discuss the creation of the exhibit. A light reception will follow. Free and open to the community. RSVP to socialjustice@case.edu.

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