United for Human Rights First Friday ArtWalk Dupont Circle

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Youth For Human Rights International, DC Chapter

You are cordially invited to United for Human Rights with art! Come and  celebrate with Youth for Human Rights DC, and Art Impact artists.

Church of Scientology-National Affairs Office

The Church of Scientology National Affairs Office is hosting a special exhibition to celebrate Human Rights! This is being presented by United for Human Rights and the Youth for Human Rights DC Chapter and Art Impact® International.The show features six artists with a variety of styles who will be at the exhibition in person to discuss their art. Come and meet the artists!Brenda Chandler is a digital media artist who seizes the beauty in simple elements, texture, color, movement and form.Bill Jones served in the Air Force as a visual artist in the roles of graphic designer, medical illustrator, and graphics instructor, blending creativity with technical precision. Now a proud Air Force veteran, he continues his artistic journey as a multimedia illustrator while building his company, ArtisticXpressions, to share his creative vision on a broader scale.Sahr Songu Mbriwa is an internationally acclaimed artist from Sierra Leone, where he founded the Bondumani Art gallery and school. He specializes in hyperrealistic oil paintings which are extensively collected worldwide. Songu has been featured on CNN and many local news channels. His paintings have been unveiled by the US Ambassador in Sierra Leone and the Sierra Leone Ambassador in the United States.Felicia L. Reed is an award-winning fiber artist; life purpose, spiritual and Christian coach; advocate, speaker, and TV host. She brings her widely celebrated "healing wraps," created using the natural modality of wet felting.J. Thomas Wells presents assemblage work that follows in the tradition of Africa and North America, where found objects are the raw materials from which their religious and ethnic icons are created.Prelli Williams is a prominent multidisciplinary visual artist, arts educator, and community advocate. He creates artwork rich with color and meaning. ©2025 YHR DC. All Rights Reserved. Art Impact is a registered trademark owned by Art Impact International. Art Impact International logo is owned by Art Impact International and used with permission. The Youth for Human Rights International logo is owned by Youth for Human Rights International and is used with its permission. The United for Human Rights logo is owned by United for Human Rights and is used with its permission.

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