Artists vs. the Drug War: On the Scene at the Drug Policy Alliance's re:FORM Art Auction
March 4, 2011
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2:32Now PlayingArtists vs. the Drug War: On the Scene at the Drug Policy Alliance's re:FORM Art Auction
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as posted by the channelThink the drug war does more harm than good?
The Drug Policy Alliance sure does, and recently the DPA hosted the re:FORM Art Auction where artists donated their work to raise money for a most worthy cause—ending the war on drugs. Reason.tv was on the scene at the Honor Fraser Gallery in Culver City, California to talk to art lovers and drug policy reformers about everything from fixing our nation's prison policy to legalizing marijuana.
"I think the number one thing is basically to break the taboo on really open and honest dialog on all drug policy options including legalization," says Ethan Nadelmann, founder and executive director of the DPA.
Contributing artists include: Josh Levine, Ed Moses, Jeffrey Palladini, Gina Stepaniuk, and Jill Sykes.
Approximately 2.5 minutes.
"Artists Versus the Drug War" was Produced by Ted Balaker, Hawk Jensen and Alex Manning.
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