Free “Mozambique” Film Screening at the Egyptian Theatre for 7th Artivist Film Festival
November 23, 2010
We are happy to announce that a documentary short by teenager Alcides Soares, a participant in Venice Arts’ project in Mozambique, The House Is Small But The Welcome Is Big, will screen at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood as part of the 7th Artivist Film Festival on Saturday, Dec. 4. The film, titled “Mozambique,” is about finding home and family after losing both parents to AIDS. The film will screen along with “Coexist” and “Maasai at the Crossroads.” Please spread the word to your friends and we hope to see you there!
UN Exhibition: The House Is Small But The Welcome Is Big
November 13, 2009
The House Is Small But The Welcome Is Big is on exhibit at the United Nations through December 11, 2009 before traveling to Colorado Springs, Colorado. This project is a Social Art Initiative of Venice Arts, with HIV + South African women and Mozambican children who have been orphaned by AIDS. Read more
The House Is Small But the Welcome Is Big at Exit Art Gallery in NYC
September 4, 2008
Photographs by African Women and Children Affected by AIDS
September 20 – October 18, 2008
Over the past two years an unlikely group of amateur photographers has documented the life and death struggle of HIV/AIDS in Africa. Eighteen children from Maputo, Mozambique, orphaned by AIDS, and 15 HIV-positive women in Cape Town, South Africa, pointed cameras at images in their communities to tell the uncensored story of their lives. Read more
9 News Colorado: Interview with IPE Co-Founder Neal Baer About House Is Small Exhibit
June 13, 2008
KUSA – A new photo exhibit is about to debut in Denver that will break your heart, but also lift your spirit. An unlikely group of amateur photographers is at the core of the exhibit which focuses on impoverished neighborhoods in South Africa that are being drastically affected by HIV & AIDS. Read more
