| Dates |
Sponsor/Contact |
Event/Observance/Location |
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20
December -
11 January |
International
Sibling Society |
"Painting a Voice"
Mini-exhibit
of artwork created by children to raise awareness of child abandonment
around the world
[Off
Main Gallery] |
|
| 5-31
January |
UN
Secretariat (DPI) |
Tsunami
Disaster: UN Relief Efforts
Graphic
panels presenting UN response to Tsunami Disaster
[Off
Main Gallery]
>> To
learn more about the UN response to the Tsunami Disaster |
|
| 12
January-7 February |
UN
Secretariat (DESA/DPI) |
"Small Islands Big
Stakes"

Graphic
panels highlighting the issues before the United Nations
Conference
on Small Island Developing States, Mauritius, 1-14 January 2005
[Off
Main Gallery] |
|
18
January -
25 February |
International Auschwitz Committee (Berlin) |
"Afterwards,
it's just a part of you"
Reflections of youth groups from several countries after visits
to Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camps, including works by
Dutch photographer Pieter Boersma and Dutch visual artist Antoon
Versteegde
[South
Gallery]
>> 28th special
session of the General Assembly to commemorate the 60th anniversary
of the liberation of the Nazi concentration camps |
|
24
January -
25 February |
Contact Press Images with support from the Herbert Bearman
Foundation and the United Nations Foundation |
"Afterwar:
Veterans from a World in Conflict" by Lori Grinker and "This
Hallowed Ground: The Beaches of Normandy"by
David Burnett
A
two-part photographic exhibition commemorating the end of World
War II and the founding of the United Nations featuring photographs
and text by Lori Grinker and David Burnett
[Main Gallery]
>> Press
release |
|
24
January -
16 March |
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel/Yad Vashem Holocaust
Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Authority (Jerusalem) |
"Auschwitz:
The Depth of the Abyss"
Photographs and Drawings from the Yad Vashem Holocaust Remembrance
Museum
[Northeast Gallery]
>> 28th special
session of the General Assembly to commemorate the 60th anniversary
of the liberation of the Nazi concentration camps |
|
| 8-18
February |
UN
Secretariat (DESA/DPI) |
Copenhagen + 10
Graphic
panels illustrating progress since the 1995 World Summit for
Social Development, Copenhagen, in the core areas of poverty
erdication, employment generation and social integration
[Off
Main Gallery]
>> Commission
for social development session, 9 - 18 February, to address
poverty, employment, social integration ten years after Social
Summit
>> To learn more
about the Commission for social development |
|
| 4
March - 6 May |
UN
Secretariat (DAW/DESA and DPI) |
"Empower
Women: Thirty Years of the United Nations Efforts to Promote
Gender Equality"
Photographic
exhibition highlighting the progress and new initiatives for
consideration 10 years after the adoption of the Beijing Platform
for Action in 1995
[Main
Gallery]
Archived
Video of the opening of the exhibition (20 minutes, Real
Player)
>> Press
Release
>> To
learn more about the Beijing +10 Conference: 49th Session of
the Commission of the Status of Women
|
|
| 4
March-11 April |
UN
Postal Administration
Office
of the High Commissioner for Human Rights |
Human
Rights Mural
The
exhibit consists of six canvases by artist Yuri Gevorgian --
each measuring 6 feet high and 55 inches wide -- and is the
largest commissioned stamp art in the UNPA’s history.
[South
Gallery]
>>Press
Release |
|
| 21
March- 28 April |
Umbrage
Editions, No Limits Media |
"Raising
the Bar: New Horizons in Disability Sport"
Photographic
exhibition with some of the finest portraits and sports photography
featuring the international community of athletes with disabilities
[Northeast
Gallery]
>> Press
Release
>>
To learn more about the UN and
disability |
|
| 1-30
April |
UN
Department of Peacekeeping Operations |
"The
Surge in UN Peacekeeping"
Graphic
and text panels to highlight the ongoing surge in UN peacekeeping
operations
>> International
Day of UN Peacekeepers
>>
UN Peacekeeping |
|
| 12-24
April |
UN
Department of Economic and Social Affairs and the United Nations
Association of New York |
"Water for Life"
Exhibit
marking the International Decade for Action 'Water
for Life' 2005-2015 coinciding with the 13th
session of the Commission on Sustainable Development
[South
Gallery] |
|
| 14-25
April |
Office
of the Spokesman for the Secretary-General, UN Foundation and
Friedrich Ebert Foundation |
"Speaking for the Secretary-General"
Photographic
exhibit showing how the UN organized its relations with the
media at the time of its founding and its evolution in the past
60 years
[Off
Main Gallery] |
|
| 2
May - 9 June |
Friends
of Tony Price |
"Swords
into Plowshares"
Atomic
art by sculptor Tony Price presented in conjunction with the
Non-Proliferation
Treaty (NPT) Review Conference and the 60th
anniversary of the United Nations
[South
Gallery]
>> Press
Release
>> Artist
Gallery
>> To learn
more about the Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty
on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) |
|
| 2-29
May |
Japan
Confederation of A- and H-Bomb Sufferers Organization (Nihon
Hidankyo), the city of Hiroshima, the city of Nagasaki, the
United Nations Department for Disarmament Affairs, and the Permanent
Mission of Japan to the United Nations |
"No
More Hiroshimas and Nagasakis"
A
photographic exhibit focusing on the lives of the “Hibakushas”,
survivors of the atomic bombings.
[Off
main Gallery]
>> To learn
more about the Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty
on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) |
|
| 2
May-9 june |
|
"Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
(NPT)"
Graphic
and text panels explaining the landmark international treaty,
mounted in conjunction with the 2005 Review Conference of the
Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
[Off
main Gallery]
>> To learn
more about the Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty
on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) |
|
| 3-31
May |
World
Press Photo Foundation/Permanent Mission of the Netherlands
to the UN/DPI |
World
Press Photo
Photographic
exhibition featuring winning entries in the 2004 World Press
Photo Contest, the premier international competition in press
photography
[Northeast
Gallery]
>> Press
Release
>> To learn more about the Committee
on Information |
|
| 16
May-2 August |
Permanent
Forum on Indigenous Issues/DPI |
Art and Indigenous Peoples
Art
and cultural exhibition showcasing international indigenous
artists
[Main
Gallery]
>> Press
Release
>> To learn more about the International
Day of the World's Indigenous People |
|
| 1
June - 13 July |
UNAIDS
and the Global Campaign on Microbicides |
Giving Women Power Over AIDS
Travelling
exhibit featuring "In Her Shoes," an award-winning
photo essay by The Seattle Times about women and children in
a world of AIDS
[Off
Main Gallery]
>> To learn more about the 2005
General Assembly High Level Meeting on HIV/AIDS
>> Women,
Girls, HIV and AIDS (Theme of World Aids Day 2004) |
|
| 13
June - 5 July |
United
States Fund for UNICEF.
International Certification Network and the Japan Quality Assurance
Organization |
5th Annual International Environmental Children's Drawing
Contest
Exhibition
of artwork by winners of annual drawing contest to encourage
the world's children to think about the environment
[South
Gallery] |
|
| 20
June - 2 August |
Boys and Girls Harbor of East Harlem and the UN Department of
Public Information |
Gift of Life
A
collection of collages created by youth, sold in a silent auction
to benefit a school in South Africa.
[Off
Main Gallery] |
|
| 27
June - 1 July |
United States Mission to the UN |
Early African American Culture
Exhibit
of the first known Arabic language document in the United States,
mounted in conjunction with a panel discussion entitled "Islamic
Influences with the United States".
[Off
Main Gallery] |
|
| 27
June - 24 October |
UN
Department of Public Information and the Hewlett-Packard Company |
"The
Founding of the United Nations - A photographic exhibit to commemorate
60 years of the UN Charter"
A
photo exhibit depicting unique and rarely seen images of the
early years of the United Nations goes on display at the Organization’s
New York Headquarters on 27 June as part of a year-long programme
of activities to mark the sixtieth anniversary of the United
Nations.
[North
East Gallery]
>>Press
Release
>>To learn
more about the commemorations of the sixtieth anniversary of
the San Francisco Conference |
|
| 11-28
July |
Permanent Mission of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the UN and the
Academy of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Inc. |
Why
Are You Not There?
An
art installation and photo exhibition commemorating the 10th
anniversary of the 1995 Srebrenica Massacre.
[South
Gallery]
>>Press
Release
>>Artist
Gallery |
|
| 3
August-30 August |
World Food Programme, Amnesty International and UN Department
of Peacekeeping Operations |
Child Soldiers: The Conflict in Uganda
Photographs
by James Akena taken in camps for internally displaced persons
in Uganda combined with drawings by child soldiers reflecting
the conflict from their point of view.
[Off
Main Gallery]
>>To
learn more about children and armed conflict |
|
| 3
August-26 September |
Umbrage Editions and No Limits Media |
Raising the Bar: New Horizons in Disability Sports
Re-installation
of photographic exhibition to coincide with the sixth session
of the Ad Hoc Committee on a Comprehensive and Integral International
Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights and
Dignity of Persons with Disabilities
[South
Gallery]
>>Press
Release
>>To learn more about the
UN and disability
>>Disability
and the UN |
|
| 12
August -28 October |
UN
Interagency initiative |
"Chasing
the Dream: Youth Faces of the Millennium Development Goals"
Photographic
exhibition showing the connection between the lives of young
people in the developing world with the Millennium
Development Goals
[Main
Gallery]
>>
Announcement
>> Press
Release
>> International
Youth Day 2005 | Observance
at UN Headquarters |
|
12
September -
31 October |
United
Nations Environment Programme |
Focus On Your World
International
Photographic Competition on the Environment 2004-2005 award
winning photographs, a collection of powerful images documenting
the beauty and fragility of the global environment.
[Ground
Floor Corridor, Conference Building (off-limits to the public)]
>>
Official
website of the photocompetition |
|
14
September -
24 October |
Permanent
Mission of Norway to the UN and the UN Department of Public
Information |
"Trygve
Lie: The First Secretary-General of the United Nations 1946-1953"
A
tribute to the life and work of former United Nations Secretary-General
Trygve Lie of Norway in commemoration of the sixtieth anniversary
of the United Nations
[North
East Gallery]
>>
Press Release
>> Biography
of Mr. Lie |
|
27
September -
31 October |
United
Nations Development Programme |
Inequality Matters
A
series of multi-coloured posters created by Tom Geismar and
the American Institute of Graphic Arts using data from the Human
Development Report 2005.
[Off
Main Gallery]
>> To
learn more about the UN Development Report 2005 |
|
29
September -
31 October |
Exhibition
produced in cooperation with the United Nations Department of
Public Information, in collaboration with the United States
Fund for UNICEF, FOTORELIEF, Swann Auction Galleries, VII, Hasted-Hunt
Gallery, Shop Studios Network and Digizone.
|
"Children
of Darfur"
Visual
representation of a child’s daily life in Darfur today
and illustration of the activities conducted by UNICEF to alleviate
the plight of the one and a half million children affected by
the conflict.
[South
Gallery]
>>
Press Release
>> Photo
Gallery *
>> To
learn more about the situation in the Sudan |
|
| 6
- 19 October |
Permanent
Mission of the Republic of Poland to the UN
|
60 Years of International Solidarity
A
collection of award-winning posters designed by Polish artists
and students participating in a poster competition organized
by the Foreign Ministry of Poland and the Polish Union of Artists.
[Off
Main Gallery]
>> To
learn more about the history of the creation of the "Solidarity"
movement in Poland |
|
| 24
- 30 October |
Dag
Hammarskjold Foundation and the Swedish Ministry for Foreign
Affairs |
The Dag Hammarskjold Exhibition: Peace in Mind
A
multi-media exhibition marking the hundredth anniversary of
the birth of Dag Hammarskjöld and highlighting his achievements
as Secretary-General of the UN
[Off
Main Gallery]
>> To
learn more about Dag Hammarsjöld |
|
1
November -
Early 2007 |
|
"Uniting
Painting"
Global
Art Creation that unites an expanding group of countries in
one large international exhibit spanning continents
[Visitor's
Entrance]
>>
Press Release
>> To
learn more about the artist and his exhibit |
|
4
November -
4 December |
United
Nations Mine Action Service |
One Step Beyond - The Mine Revisited
An
artistic investigation by Lukas Einsele, a German artist, on
landmines and their victims in four heavily mined countries:
Angola, Afghanistan, Bosnia and Cambodia.
[South
Gallery]
>> To
learn more about landmines
>> Press
Release |
|
4
November -
9 December |
Permanent
Mission of Brazil to the United Nations |
Joint exhibit
> Amrik
Photographic
exhibition showing a rich history of Arab presence in South
America
>
Encounters
and Re-encounters in Naive Art: Brazil - Haiti
An
exhibition of paintings and artefacts tracing the roots, influences
and directions of naive art in Brazil and Haiti
[Main
Gallery]
>>
Press Release
|
|
22
November -
6 January 2006 |
Permanent
Mission of the Republic of Poland to the UN and Yours Gallery |
Walking
the World
Photographic
exhibition by Tomasz Gudzowaty, Judith Berekai and Wojciech
Eksner from journeys across Bangladesh, China, India, Kenya,
Mongolia, Peru, the Philippines and Sri Lanka.
[North
East Gallery]
>>
Press Release
|
|
| 29
- 30 November |
Division
for Palestinian Rights |
International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian
People
Text
and graphic panels on the Question of Palestine in observance
of the international day
[Off
Main Gallery]
>> DPI Booklet and brochure
>> To
learn more about the UN and the question of Palestine
>> Kofi
Annan's remarks |
|
20
December -
15 March |
United
Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization |
Spirit
of the East
Joint
exhibit of artworks by Kaii Higashiyama, Japanese painter and
Wang Wusheng, Chinese photographic artist in commemoration of
the 60th anniversary
of the United Nations
[Main
Gallery]
>>
Press Release
|
|
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