When Ben Quilty and Richard Flanagan saw a picture by six-year-old Heba, they knew they had to share it with the world In 2016, with my friend Richard Flanagan, I stopped at a transit station halfway across Serbia. It was a clear day - blue sky from horizon to frozen horizon. Three dirty black buses rolled into the makeshift rest stop and 200 Syrian people climbed down off the big final bus step in need of food and a toilet break. Anywhere else in the world, a group of people like these would be...
One little Syrian refugee didn't stop drawing. She gave me this message to show you | Ben Quilty
The Guardian - 2 Sep 2018 03:35
When Ben Quilty and Richard Flanagan saw a picture by six-year-old Heba, they knew they had to share it with the world In 2016, with my friend Richard Flanagan, I stopped at a transit station halfway across Serbia. It was a clear day - blue sky from horizon to frozen horizon. Three dirty black buses rolled into the makeshift rest stop and 200 Syrian people climbed down off the big final bus step in need of food and a toilet break. Anywhere else in the world, a group of people like these would be...
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