Gael Garcia Bernal and Survival

by Anna Robinson | Oct 23, 2009 | | 1 Comment    

Gael Garcia Bernal - Survival

In the above photo, Gael Garcia Bernal, the star of Y tu mama tambien and Amores perros, models the new T-shirt designed by John Rocha to mark the 40th anniversary of the human rights organization Survival International.

As per the Survival website, the design was inspired by Rocha’s collection of tribal masks.

On its website, Survival is described as "a human rights organisation that helps tribal peoples defend their lives, protect their lands and determine their own futures. It was founded 40 years ago, following an article by Norman Lewis in the Sunday Times Magazine about the genocide of Brazilian Indians."

The commemorative Survival T-shirt is available exclusively from Survival’s Christmas catalogue.

Photo: Courtesy Survival International


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One Response to “Gael Garcia Bernal and Survival”

  1. Adam on December 14th, 2009

    I love your blog! Thank for this.

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