ANYTHING TO SAY? A Monument to Courage
Unveiling Davide Dormino’s statue in tribute to Chelsea Manning, Julian Assange and Edward Snowden
Place: Alexanderplatz, Berlin
Date: Friday, 1 May 2015 at noon.
Celebrated Italian sculptor Davide Dormino will unveil his monument to freedom of speech and invites all supporters of freedom of information to come and take a stand with him in Alexanderplatz, Berlin. The life-size bronze statue, the fruit of more than a year of work, depicts the three people who have sacrificed their freedom for the public’s right to know standing on chairs to face the public. A fourth, empty chair waits beside them for any of us who want to stand with them. Come, stand on the chair, take your photo and show it to the world. This is your statue.
Sculptor Dormino will be available in Berlin for media interviews before and after the unveiling. Please contact him at davidedormino@gmail.com
Supporters of the project include Noam Chomsky, Daniel Ellsberg, Norman Solomon of the Institute for Public Accuracy, Italian parliamentary Human Rights Committee Chairman Mario Marazziti, Roberto Saviano, Reporters sans Frontières, Henry Porter and Partito Pirata.
For additional information on the “Anything to Say?” project,
www.anythingtosay.com
The next exhibition of the state will be Dresden-Ostrale 015 from June 1st to September.
Julian Assange, born in 1971, publisher and journalist, is best known as the editor-in-chief of the whistleblower website WikiLeaks which he co-founded in 2006. WikiLeaks achieved particular prominence in 2010 when it published US military and diplomatic documents leaked by Bradley Chelsea Manning.
Bradley Chelsea Manning, born in 1987, is a US soldier assigned in 2009 to an army unit in Iraq as an intelligence analyst. Manning had access to classified database which he leaked in 2010 to WikiLeaks.
Edward Snowden, born in 1983, is an American computer professional. He worked for the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency), the DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency) and the private intelligence contractor Dell, inside a National Security Agency outpost in Japan. In 2013, he released numerous NSA documents to the press.
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