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L’aquilone per Patrick alla Basilica di San Francesco di Assisi

L’11 ottobre si è alzato in cielo durante la marcia PerugiaAssisi l’aquilone per la libertà di Patrick Zaky.

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Patrick Zaky

Imprisoning a Revolution

04 June 2025

Giving Face, Giving Voice. An exhibition by Gianluca Costantini.

30 September 2024

Una matita di libertà per Patrick Zaki, Chiesa Valdese di Lucca

28 October 2023

“Patrick Zaki. Una storia Egiziana” vince il Premio Procida Isola di Arturo Elsa Morante XXXVI edizione

26 September 2023

Una Matita di Libertà per Patrick Zaki

18 August 2023

Il disegno di Patrik Zaki alla Torre della Garisenda non serve più…

01 August 2023

Le mie parole per Patrick e i diritti umani

31 July 2023

Bologna in festa per Patrick Zaki

29 July 2023

Political Comics

EL PAÍS Target: Kill the Journalist

A tribute to the Palestinian reporters who risk—and often lose—their lives to show the world the truth from Gaza

Gianluca Costantini: Portraits of Truth at Nortwest Museum of Cartoon Arts (NWMOCA)

A visual memorial to journalists killed in Palestine, exploring the power of comics to bear witness and defend freedom of the press

Portraits for the Palestinian Students from Ramallah

Four portraits created as a gesture of welcome for the artists participating in the Young Artists from an Ancient Land residency in Bologna

Nurses Honor Lorenzo Salgado Araujo

National Nurses United condemns ICE’s deadly actions and uses Gianluca Costantini’s portrait of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo as a symbol of remembrance and the call for justice

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