Artifacts of Human Trafficking, a traveling exhibition created by Austin artist, Amie Stone King, with accompanying juried, 2-D mixed media works from artists around the world based on the themes of desperation, isolation and deceit has been donated to Project Moses at Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church in Dallas, Texas. We are so happy that they plan to continue the mission of this show.  If you have questions or would like more information, please contact Mark Demler, mdemler51@gmail.com. 

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A big thank you to Girl Scout Marillah K. for creating this wonderful curriculum for her Gold Award project! Visit our online exhibition with educational resources here!

"Such a moving display!" --Matt

"Thank you for your information and education campaign!  People tend to take action if they know about issues." --Unsigned

"It's eye opening and haunting. I hope many will see this all over Texas and our country. We can't live in the shadows unaware while these girls are forced to." --Paul

"A wonderful reminder of the needs of
many."     --Unsigned

"Artifacts" is very thought provoking and very moving.  It very vividly portrays the helpless desperation caused by human trafficking without              showing an actual person in the throes of such deprivation."
                                                                                       --Frankie