More than 200 pairs of "Red Shoes" are put on display by visual artist Elina Chauvet in honor of the hundreds of women and girls who have been killed in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico.
Sunday, February 10, 2013
RED SHOES PUBLIC ART DISPLAY TRIBUTE TO WOMEN & GIRLS KILLED IN CIUDAD JUAREZ, MEXICO
This Art Display is similar of one that a young artist has done here in Winnipeg - the RedDress Project. . Jaimie Black has collected several hundred red dresses, each representing one of the more than over 600 missing or murdered aboriginal women or girls.
More than 200 pairs of "Red Shoes" are put on display by visual artist Elina Chauvet in honor of the hundreds of women and girls who have been killed in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico.
More than 200 pairs of "Red Shoes" are put on display by visual artist Elina Chauvet in honor of the hundreds of women and girls who have been killed in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico.
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