More than 180 artists from around the world donated over 250 works of art to this international exhibition.

CURATOR'S STATEMENT:

"This is the first time in our recorded history that everyone on the planet has been impacted by the same thing at the same time, and as COVID 19 continues to wreak havoc across the globe we have been confronted not only with our vulnerability but that of our communities and social structure. We have been reminded of the importance of human and social contact, physical connection and the shared experience. Never before have we faced so much uncertainty, and it is incredible watching the entire human population being brought to a standstill by an enemy that we can’t see, touch, smell, taste or hear. Sadly, we are reminded on a daily basis that no one is immune to this pandemic, and we hope this exhibition will help us to get through this time by allowing us to collectively share our stories, celebrate our diversity, mourn our losses and heal as a planet."