by Milo Smith

The Encore Photo Club (includes a few Collectif members) decided to participate in Baldwin House’s White Jeans Project. The purpose was to counter the sex trafficking that happens along the 401 and other places with a show of art on white jeans.

We took our pair of jeans and used photography and silk screening, cyanotype and iron-on images to make an attractive pair of jeans that included some anti-sex trafficking statements.

We were proud our jeans got the mannequin at the front door of the Cline House Gallery before the show went on the road. The images are from the Cline House Show.

Art can be decorative &/or make a statement. How have you used art to express social or political views? Share by sending images & comments to cagac.ca@gmail.com