In partnership with
Release Date
April 2020
Project Artists
Locations
United Nations
New York
Christopher Bailey (Moderator),
Arts & Health Lead, World Health Organization
Anne Pasternak,
Shelby White & Leon Levy Director of Brooklyn Museum
Jerry Saltz,
Senior Art Critic, New York Magazine
Mona Chalabi,
Artist & Data Editor, The Guardian US
The discussion was followed by an invitation to join a global reading of Letters to the Earth.
Mona Chalabi is a New York-based data journalist and illustrator. Her visualizations shed light on otherwise faceless statistics, making her a popular commentator on contemporary politics.Mona’s work has appeared in The New Yorker, The New York Times, The New York Review of Books, New York Magazine, The Guardian and many more.
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