Celebrities, gang members, homeless people and religious leaders have equal importance in artist Stuart Robertson’s global work Peace in 10,000 Hands.
His vision is to create a lasting conversation about peace by photographing a white rose in the hands of 10,000 people from all over the world.
The photographs will eventually become part of an international exhibition and a coffee table book. But Aucklanders won’t have to wait to see images from the New Zealand leg of the project.
Robertson has created a short film entitled Illuminate: Peace Day as part of Auckland War Memorial Museum’s First World War Centenary Programme. Continue Reading
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