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YURI YUROZ MURAL OF HUMAN RIGHTS DISPLAYED IN GUATEMALA
The Guatemala Times
http://www.guatemala-times.com/culture/art/5 33-yuri-yuroz-mural-of-human-rights-displayed-in-g uatemala.html
Nov 14 2008
Guatemala
The artist of Russian-Armenian origin Yuri Gregorian, or Yuri Yuroz,
unveiled his work "the Mural of Human Rights Yuroz" at a special
event held at the National Palace of Culture on November 7. With
this event the artist started a tour that will take him around the
world. Guatemala had the privilege to be the inauguration site of
the world tour for this Russian-Armenian artist.
Yuroz is one of the most recognized and representative artists of
today and his work is in major private and public collections. His
work with high social content, has been exhibited around the world.
The Mural of Human Rights was commissioned by the Organization of the
United Nations, to commemorate the 10 year campaign for the promotion
of human rights around the world, started by the UN in 1995.
After a year of readings, sketches and search for ideas, Yuroz delivers
a mural that is 9 meters long and 1.85 meters high, which consists of
6 panels, each of which tells a story and vision of Human Rights. The
piece of cubist style will be on display at the Sixth Passage of the
National Palace of Culture, for a period of two months.
"I thank all Guatemalans for the embrace of this program for human
rights ... to all those wonderful people a big hug, to all who have
supported us," said the artist Yuroz.
Dr. Rafael Espada, Vice President of Guatemala stated "I want to
thank everyone for their presence tonight, but my special thanks go
to Maestro Yuroz, for being in Guatemala for the second time. This
time for his unique expression in art of the concept and emotions of
human rights."
"I have great faith; I believe that this century is going to uphold
what is the basic respect for life. The word human rights has at
times been manipulated and even abused, I'm going to say beyond human
rights, the right to life. Life is not just to respect the lives of
human beings, it is the life of nature, to respect the environment,
respect for the green of the mountains, respect to water, respect
to heaven, respect for all what belongs to us all over the world,
"said Vice President Rafael Espada.
The Guatemala Times
http://www.guatemala-times.com/culture/art/5 33-yuri-yuroz-mural-of-human-rights-displayed-in-g uatemala.html
Nov 14 2008
Guatemala
The artist of Russian-Armenian origin Yuri Gregorian, or Yuri Yuroz,
unveiled his work "the Mural of Human Rights Yuroz" at a special
event held at the National Palace of Culture on November 7. With
this event the artist started a tour that will take him around the
world. Guatemala had the privilege to be the inauguration site of
the world tour for this Russian-Armenian artist.
Yuroz is one of the most recognized and representative artists of
today and his work is in major private and public collections. His
work with high social content, has been exhibited around the world.
The Mural of Human Rights was commissioned by the Organization of the
United Nations, to commemorate the 10 year campaign for the promotion
of human rights around the world, started by the UN in 1995.
After a year of readings, sketches and search for ideas, Yuroz delivers
a mural that is 9 meters long and 1.85 meters high, which consists of
6 panels, each of which tells a story and vision of Human Rights. The
piece of cubist style will be on display at the Sixth Passage of the
National Palace of Culture, for a period of two months.
"I thank all Guatemalans for the embrace of this program for human
rights ... to all those wonderful people a big hug, to all who have
supported us," said the artist Yuroz.
Dr. Rafael Espada, Vice President of Guatemala stated "I want to
thank everyone for their presence tonight, but my special thanks go
to Maestro Yuroz, for being in Guatemala for the second time. This
time for his unique expression in art of the concept and emotions of
human rights."
"I have great faith; I believe that this century is going to uphold
what is the basic respect for life. The word human rights has at
times been manipulated and even abused, I'm going to say beyond human
rights, the right to life. Life is not just to respect the lives of
human beings, it is the life of nature, to respect the environment,
respect for the green of the mountains, respect to water, respect
to heaven, respect for all what belongs to us all over the world,
"said Vice President Rafael Espada.