FESTIVAL PROGRAM – UPDATED
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THE FESTIVAL HAS NOW A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GALLERY
IN THE HEART OF LONDON BY THE RIVER THAMES.
ARTISTS, ACTIVISTS AND JOURNALISTS SUPPORTED OUR ENDEAVOURS
IN THE PAST 24 HOURS TO FIND A NEW LOCATION.
EVEN THOUGH IT SEEMED IMPOSSIBLE, WE HAVE JUST SIGNED THE CONTRACT FOR A NEW PLACE!
Embassy Tea Gallery. 195-205 Union Street London SE1 0LN United Kingdom
After the recent events we could constantly feel the support of friends and sympathisers
from all over the world. We are grateful to all who have granted us their support via texts,
emails and phone calls.
We have a dozen of volunteers at the moment in the gallery so everything will be ready for
Saturday – the Private View of the 5th Passion for Freedom Festival. We will continue our work.
For 5 years we have presented 250 artworks created by brave artists who don’t want to be
silenced by the politically correct establishment.
2-9 NOVEMBER 2013
KEY DATES:
02/11/2013 Saturday 6:00pm Private View
05/11/2013 Tuesday 6:30pm
“The Siren” and “Girl Rising” Movie Screening followed by Q&A Session
08/11/2013 Friday 7:00pm
“Silent Conquest” Movie Screening, followed by Q&A Session, Press Evening
Embassy Tea Gallery. 195-205 Union Street London SE1 0LN United Kingdom
Gallery Opening Times:
Tuesday 3pm – 9pm
Wednesday 3pm – 7pm
Thursday 12pm – 7pm
Friday 2pm – 9pm
RSVP:
THE FESTIVAL HAS NOW A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GALLERY
IN THE HEART OF LONDON BY THE RIVER THAMES.
Embassy Tea Gallery 195-205 Union Street London SE1 0LN United Kingdom
Freedom Ambassador 2014
Victoria Burgher, “The Perfect Stone”
2nd Prize
Melano Sokhadze, “Plan today for tomorrow with our foresight advise”
3rd Prize
Bee Flowers, “Head#6″
Special Prize
Lara Jacoski, “Balansophy”
“Balansophy” – Teaser
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Public Award
Martha Mosse performance “The Slut, the Spinster and the Perfect Woman”
Martha will perform on Tuesday 5th of November and Friday 8th of November at 6pm
Film section:
Gold Award
Laura Jean Healey “The Siren”
Screening on Tuesday at 6:30pm
Silver Award
“Silent Conquest”
Screening on Friday at 6:30pm
Bronze Award
“Girl Rising”
Screening on Tuesday at 6:30pm
Tuesday “The Siren” and “Girl Rising” Movie Screening
05/11/2013 Tuesday 6:30pm
Gold Award “The Siren”
and “Girl Rising” Movie Screening
followed by Q&A Session
Bronze Award “Girl Rising”
You can donate for the project at http://www.girlrising.com/
Location:
Embassy Tea Gallery
195-205 Union Street London SE1 0LN United Kingdom
Friday 8th of November, 6:30 pm
Silver award:”Silent Conquest” Movie Screening
Followed by Panel Discussion with Douglas Murray, Anne Marie Waters and Nick Cohen
Book your place at:
Douglas Murray is is Associate Director of the Henry Jackson Society and an author, most recently of Islamophilia. Former Director of the Centre for Social Cohesion, journalist and commentator. He writes for a number of publications, including Standpoint, the Wall Street Journal and The Spectator.
Anne Marie Waters – Spokesperson of the One Law for All campaign and council member of the National Secular Society.
Nick Cohen is a British journalist, author and political commentator. He is a columnist for The Observer, a blogger for The Spectator and TV critic for Standpoint magazine. He has written for the London Evening Standard and the New Statesman
Embassy Tea Gallery
195-205 Union Street London
SE1 0LN United Kingdom
Gallery Opening Times:
Thursday 12pm – 7pm
Friday 2pm – 9pm
