For the United Nation's 75th anniversary, Street Art for Mankind is creating the #UN75Murals to amplify the voices of 1 million people. This first mural is by artist Emmanuel Jarus
Zero Hunger l First of a series of #UN75Murals (2020-09-25) by Emmanuel Jarus. Curated by Street Art for Mankindthe United Nations
“Zero Hunger” is a mural created in Midtown New York City by artist Emmanuel Jarus, and curated by Street Art for Mankind, to raise awareness on food insecurity, and to reflect on a world where everyone has access to the food they need and the vision of zero hunger by 2030.
Zero Hunger Mural - Reaching the fruit of life (2020-09-25) by Emmanuel Jarus. Curated by Street Art for Mankind.the United Nations
The theme "zero hunger" amplifies the voices of the 1 million people across the world who have told the UN this year that access to basic services, including food, is a top priority for the future they want.
Zero Hunger Mural I Achieving SDG 2 (2020-09-25) by Emmanuel Jarus. Curated by Street Art for Mankind.the United Nations
Hunger affects today over 690 million people globally, including in NYC.
This Art piece is a rallying cry to remind us that we need to combine our efforts to achieve this critical UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG 2) by 2030.
Zero Hunger Mural I Behind The Scene (2020-09-25) by Emmanuel Jarus. Curated by Street Art for Mankind.the United Nations
How does it feel to paint in a Covid struck Manhattan?
Join Emmanuel Jarus behind the scenes for the creation of the “Zero Hunger” Mural.
Mural Inauguration I With Fabrizio Hochschild and UN75 team, WFP, Member States. Jarus and SAM. (2020-09-25) by Emmanuel Jarus. Curated by Street Art for Mankind.the United Nations
The “Zero Hunger” mural was inaugurated “live” on September 25th 2020 during the UN General Assembly with UN75 team, UN Member States, WFP, Artist and Curators.
It is the first of the #UN75Murals curated across the world by Street Art for Mankind for the United Nations to commemorate their 75th anniversary.
The “Zero Hunger” mural was made possible thanks to Kashi, part of the Kellogg Company, a UN Global Compact member.
Zero Hunger Mural I Download “Behind The Wall” (2020-09-25) by Emmanuel Jarus. Curated by Street Art for Mankind.the United Nations
Download Street Art for Mankind's free app "Behind the Wall," to scan a picture of the Zero Hunger Mural and dive into the full story behind it.
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#UN75Murals is an initiative created for the United Nations 75th anniversary, by Street Art for Mankind, a non-profit organization raising awareness on SDG’s and child trafficking through the power of art.
See you soon in Brussels for the next of the #UN75Murals series!
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