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Ai Weiwei's gigantic new sculpture is a statement on the refugee crisis

Arts 17. März 2018
The controversial Chinese artist has built a 200-foot (61m) rubber lifeboat filled with people in order to raise awareness about the global refugee crisis. The sculpture is on display at Sydney’s Cockatoo Island as a part of the Sydney Biennale.

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Artist and activist Ai WeiWei built a massive sculpture of a refugee lifeboat as a powerful reminder of the international refugee crisis

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An evocative reminder of our collective failure to deal effectively with devastating sets of human catastrophes. We desperately need a fair, compassionate strategy because, in time, climate change & competition for resources are likely to make the flows even greater.

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Hard to comprehend the scale and materiality of latest works at ... such important works to have on show here in Australia

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It's a much needed conversation in Australia. Mandatory offshore detention centres will be something future generations look back on and ask us "why?" Thanks for giving us this mirror to reflect back on ourselves.

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