Denver ads offer a portrait of homelessness
Posted in: Uncategorized Cultivator’s billboards for the Denver Rescue Mission perform a difficult feat. Without resorting to crass sentimentality, they put a face (143 faces, actually) on homelessness, and cleverly illustrate that the problem won’t go away until these people have places to live. The faces of actual Denver-area homeless people initially form the word “Homeless†on the billboards. As weeks go by, the portraits will be removed, and the word “Home†will appear. It’s part of the mission’s $12.5 million capital drive. Are you reaching for your checkbook? What do they have to do, spell it out for you?
—Posted by David Gianatasio
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