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Trained as a Thanka painter, Ngawan Jorden paints scenes that depict the modern-day Tibetan struggle. Belief in basic human rights for all people and a respect for the power of the natural world are recurring themes in his work. He believes people should strive to peacefully coexist and should help prevent the harm being done to nature these days.

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13 February 10
Plea for Verity (appeal to expose the truth at one’s cost)
Oil on canvas 3’X4’
Dhondup Wangchen was sentenced to six years imprisonment for his documentary film, edited into 25 minutes and titled ‘Leaving Fear Behind’ His wife Lhamo Tso said “I appeal to the court in Xining to allow my husband to have a legal representative of his own choosing. My children and I feel desperate about the prospect of not being able to see him for so many years. We call on the Chinese authorities to show humanity by releasing him. My husband is not a criminal, he just tried to show the truth.”
http://www.freetibet.org/campaigns/free-dhondup-wangchen

Plea for Verity (appeal to expose the truth at one’s cost)

Oil on canvas 3’X4’

Dhondup Wangchen was sentenced to six years imprisonment for his documentary film, edited into 25 minutes and titled ‘Leaving Fear Behind’ His wife Lhamo Tso said “I appeal to the court in Xining to allow my husband to have a legal representative of his own choosing. My children and I feel desperate about the prospect of not being able to see him for so many years. We call on the Chinese authorities to show humanity by releasing him. My husband is not a criminal, he just tried to show the truth.”

http://www.freetibet.org/campaigns/free-dhondup-wangchen

Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh