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Can the arts help ordinary people make a difference? A private investigator's perspective

机译：艺术能帮助普通人有所作为吗？ 私人调查员的观点

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In this article the author describes the challenges for the ordinary person confronted with an opportunity to change a community mired in violence by using the arts. Her profound experiences in Guyana, South America, reinforce the idea that the arts can he the driving influence of change for both the community and for the author herself. Current practices in the treatment and prevention of violence against women and children in Guyana is lacking. An arts-based project focused on photographs of people's faces taken by fifteen young people from ages 11 to 17, in black and white blown up to oversized posters (3'×5') were pasted on the walls in communities around the capitol city of Georgetown, Guyana. The artist JR's TED Talk statement, 'What we see changes who we are', was adopted to create the WITNESS Project.
机译：在本文中，提交人描述了普通人面临的挑战，这些人面临着通过使用艺术来改变暴力行为的机会。 她在南美洲圭亚那的深刻体验加强了艺术对社区和作者的改变的影响。 缺乏圭亚那侵害妇女和儿童暴力行为的现行做法。 一个基于艺术的项目专注于来自11至17岁的十五名年轻人所采取的人们面临的照片，黑白被吹入超大海报（3'×5'）粘贴在国会大厦市的社区的墙壁上 乔治城，圭亚那。 艺术家JR的TED谈话声明，“我们看到了我们所在的变化”，是通过创建见证项目。

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