CASE Art Fund Benefit
Photography Creating Change
Friday, November 5th, 2021
CASE Art Fund, a nonprofit organization based in Chicago and Oslo, advances social awareness of children’s human rights through collaborative photographic projects, exhibitions, installations, public programs, and events.
CASE Art Fund invites you to an in-person & livestreamed benefit in Chicago
Photography Creating Change
Friday, November 5, 2021
5:00-8:00 p.m. CST
Catherine Edelman Gallery
1637 W. Chicago Avenue, Chicago
The premiere of “Passengers”
a 17 min short film by Still I Rise Productions & CASE Art Fund
CASE Art Fund honors Shahidul Alam
with the 2021 Humanitarian of the Year Award
Benefit tickets start at $100/pp
, For a donation of $500 and up, we invite you to an VIP hour event from 5pm-6pm, to meet with the Board of Directors and the award-winning Shahidul Alam.
All tickets can be purchased through the benefit registration button
Proof of vaccination is required. For those not vaccinated or
joining us from outside Chicago, please register for the online event.
An Introduction to the Benefit's Events
The film explores CASE Photographer Cesar Dezfuli’s poignant and ongoing multimedia project about young refugees rescued from a boat drifting in the Mediterranean Sea.
Emeke Obanor
Emeke Obanor
Emeke Obanor
©Emeke Obanor
CASE Art Fund's fine art program, BriefCASE, is dedicated to supporting internationally established and emerging fine art photographers whose compelling bodies of work reflect their strong commitment towards social justice with a focus on children's human rights. Proceeds support organizations that are dedicated to humanitarian issues.
All purchases are 100% tax deductible
CASE Art Fund's
2021 Humanitarian of the Year Award
“We are proud to honor Shahidul Alam, Bangladeshi activist and photographer, with the first Humanitarian of the Year award. His dedication to children’s human rights and education aligns exactly with our mission, and we are thrilled he will be joining us in Chicago to accept the award.”
image courtesy Drik. © Mohammad Shahnewaz Khan
Cathy Edelman and Anette Skuggedal
