Films begging the question "Can art stop a bullet from being fired?" What is required of socially conscious art?

August 5, 2012 marks the most violent hate crime against Sikhs in America. Following the temple massacre, Sikh activists combat rising xenophobia through the religious practice of selfless service known as seva, creating impact on a national scale and challenging the FBI to accurately report hate crimes against the Sikh community.

Seva

August 5, 2012 marks the most violent hate crime against Sikhs in America. Following the temple massacre, Sikh activists combat rising xenophobia through the religious practice of selfless service.

Seva Filmmaker Comment

William Kelly, widely considered the social conscience of Australian art, once said: “Art can’t stop a bullet, but it can stop a bullet from being fired.” Can it? Filmed on five continents, with contributions from over 20 artists, thinkers and activists, this documentary explores the power of art to influence the violence in the world.

Can Art Stop a Bullet: William Kelly’s Big Picture

William Kelly, widely considered the social conscience of Australian art, once said: “Art can’t stop a bullet, but it can stop a bullet from being fired.” Can it?

Can Art Stop A Bullet Filmmaker Comment

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