TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 10月27日 09時41分

How would an artist, one whose body of work explores the world’s most complex social issues, approach the topic of guns in America today? TIME's Editor-in-Chief, Edward Felsenthal, asked that question in the From the Editor letter in this week's special report: Guns in America. "If he were @jr, a native of Paris," writes Felsenthal, "it would be with fresh eyes (behind his trademark sunglasses) and an open mind. His latest work—extraordinary murals that bring together on one canvas people from all points of view and walks of life—is about our common humanity. His message, powerful and regrettably rare at this cultural moment, landed him on this year’s TIME 100 list of the world’s most influential people." @jr’s mural—pasted on the Houston Bowery Wall on Oct. 26, through Nov. 15—envisions the cover of TIME as a table, the kind of setting where we might actually listen to one another. Over five months, he and his team, along with a group of TIME journalists, traveled to three cities—St. Louis; Washington, D.C.; and Dallas—to film, photograph and record, one by one, people who represent the vast range of voices in our gun debate. The final result brought together 245 people from every imaginable vantage point: veterans and teachers, hunters and doctors, people afraid that guns may kill their children and people afraid they won’t have guns to protect their children. The participants in this project “will always be part of the same mural even if they don’t share the same ideas,” says the artist. “I really hope they will actually listen to each other, and I hope that people will join this conversation.” Explore all 245 voices in this @TIME Magazine and @jr project at TIME.com/guns-in-america. Photographs by @claramokriphoto for @TIME Magazine

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