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Alex Peterson
Concord, New Hampshire
cell #: 603-361-3899
email address: alex.h.peterson AT gmail dot com
Colleen Rowley, Phil Wilkie, Niklas Ludwig
Minnesota
cell #: 952-465-2866
Doug Fuda
Boston
http://www.meetup.com/CHA-Boston/
Darren Wolfe
Philadelphia / Southeast Pennsylvania / Southern New Jersey / Northern Delaware.
land line #: 484-932-8395
email address: focusonpeace AT Hotmail dot com
Dennis Marburger
Metropolitan Detroit / Southeast Michigan
mobile phone #: 248-891-2785
email address: hadji1954 AT Hotmail dot com
Odis Ellis
North Texas
email address: comehomeamerica.rich AT Yahoo dot com
Jayel Aheram
Palm Desert, CA
email address: jayel AT aheram dot com
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American Painter Joe Lovett Completes Historical Masterpiece Stretch The Strangle Hold
American Painter, Joe Lovett, announces the completion of Stretch the Strangle Hold a historical painting protesting the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
American Painter, Joe Lovett completes painting of historic magnitude, Stretch the Strangle Hold is a painting that captures an emotional response to the lie of war.
After witnessing daily news reports exposing the political lies and the senseless death of our young American soldiers and innocent Iraqi and Afghani civilians, I was spurred into action to protest these wars. I began Stretch the Strangle Hold in 2004 and to date it has been my greatest artistic endeavor, not only in scale but also the magnitude of its subject matter, solidifying my artistic activist role.
Stretch the Strangle Hold, a new painting by American Painter Joe Lovett, a work spanning seven years from 2004 until its completion in 2011 protests the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. For more information about Stretch the Strangle Hold please visit http://www.nvokestudios.com
About Stretch the Strangle Hold
Stretch the Strangle Hold is my response to the lie of war, my mission is to convey a visual message for the general public as well as a visual reminder that we as a global society have a responsibility to speak out against inhumanity, I seek the truth through artistic activism.