TED: Why art is a tool for hope |  JR

TED: Why art is a tool for hope | JR

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Interactive Video

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11th Grade - University

Hard

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Wayground Content

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The artist shares his journey of using art to unite people, from projects in Israel, Brazil, and Paris to a transformative project in a supermax prison. The prison project involved photographing inmates and sharing their stories, leading to personal transformations and improved relations with guards. A notable story is Kevin's, who removed a swastika tattoo after learning about his family's history. The artist reflects on art's power to change individuals and communities. He also discusses a recent project in Ukraine, highlighting art's role in raising awareness.

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3 mins • 1 pt

What is the main theme of the artist's work?

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How did the artist use photography to bridge divides between people?

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What was the artist's experience in the favelas of Brazil?

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Describe the project the artist undertook in a prison.

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How did the artist's interaction with the guards change during the project?

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How did the artist use social media to connect the inmates with the outside world?

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What was the significance of the swastika tattoo on Kevin's face?

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