A collection of images of children from throughout the world, from its 2011 International Photo Contest, co-sponsored by Every Child Matters and The World Bank.

Schedule:

• 2:00 pm => coffee reception
• 3:00 pm => panel discussion (limited seating)

Participants:

• Michael Petit, President of Every Child Matters
• Amalia Pizzardi, President of Colors of Life
• Marco Nicoli, Sr. Knowledge Management Officer, The World Bank

Info/reservations:

email us @ info[at]colorsoflife.org

Join us at:

FotoDC Week
Saturday, November 12
The Edison Place Gallery
701 Ninth St NW
Washington DC

Map:

Here goes some pictures from the Guatemala Embassy Opening of Friday 19th 2010. Thanks to all our old and new friends that came to visit us!

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Colors of Life proudly presents
NIGHT HARBOR - photos by Georg Worecki
March 26 - April 23

COLORS OF LIFE STUDIO 110
Studio 110 - Art Works
320 Hull Street
Richmond, VA 23224
tel. 804 784 6026

Opening: 7pm Friday March 26, 2010
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Sunday 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm

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Nothing better than starting things off for the New Year with a blog post featuring pictures taken during the December 2009 Colors of Life exhibition @ Kkien Atelier in Milan. The event was a huge success not only in terms of philanthropic promotion, but also as an extremely enjoyable experience for all the visitors who came to visit us. I had the pleasure to meet and share some remarkable conversation about art, photography and philanthropy ...

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In beautiful foggy Milan, surrounded by the Swiss Alps and the most enchanting Italian lakes, the 3rd and last exhibition of Colors of Life 2008-09 will be held on December 10, 2009. In light of the support from this year's competition of Pangea and its constant work against the violation of the human rights of women, along with this year's theme - "Emotions, Dreams and Thoughts of Humanity" - the date of the Italian opening will coincide with the celebration by the international community of Human Rights Day.

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