American Volunteer Medical Mission The Mission of Rotaplast International is to provide free reconstructive surgery and treatment for underprivileged children worldwide, to provide education, and to advance research in the prevention of cleft lip and palate.
Circus of Life I am tipping my straw boater to a lissome beauty while a Keystone Cop chases my son past the tiger cage,
in front of which sits a pair of Siamese twins next to a topless fire eater, a juggler, a clown, two bellydancers and a
strongman swallowing a sword, as four-foot tall Mighty Mike pedals by on a unicycle. “Hold it!” someone yells - and a
series of flashes pop off.
Project Ethiopia Documentary and fine art photographer,
Wayne Schoenfeld has had a very busy couple of years. He's
had six major one-man shows in the United States, Canada and
Korea. In July of 2005 his documentary book, Mission to India,
was released.
Cirque Du Soleil
As part of its Support for the Arts Community Program, Cirque du Soleil offers up-and-coming artists the opportunity to exhibit their work at its Montreal International Headquarters. In addition to offering its employees the chance to discover new talents and to contributing to a creative workplace, Cirque du Soleil thus provides these artists with an interesting showcase.
The
Memory Box Shot entirely on location in Ethiopia,
the Memory Box is a story of tragedy and hope in Africa through
the eyes of a most unique, Chaplinesque, Dawish the Clown.
Joining a volunteer surgical team from the West, Dawish is
drawn beyond the hospital into the villages of rural Africa
where the language of pantomime and wit is a universal tongue.
The Heart and the Art American photographer, Wayne Schoenfeld, uses his art to bring attention to the work of Rotaplast International volunteer surgeons and their work with children that have disfiguring birth defects, burns and injuries... The flexibility and quality of HP Indigo and Designjet printers helps him tell his story.
Also seen in:
Pieta - The Resurrection From "Through the Eyes of Man" Los Angeles, 2002
