GE Free NZ Photo Campaign

NZ is having a GE (Genetic Engineering) Free campaign, and Bic and her sister Boh are joining in.

The photographic campaign is organised by Allanah Currie, part of the 80's band "Thompson Twins", and partner of Stellar* album producer Tom Baillie.

Bic and Boh's photo's are appearing around Auckland city with other NZ celeb's.

Details of the campaign can be found at GE Free NZ.

Bic's Photo

Bic's Billboard

Boh's Photo

Boh's Billboard

NZ Pavement Magazine

October / November 2001

This bi-monthly New Zealand magazine is generally a more alternative read, usually featuring lots of up and coming NZ artists - musical, dramatic - and has articles which are not only a great read but usually very topical.

This issue has a 2 page article about the concerns surrounding Genetic Engineering and the protests of Alannah Currie, who got NZ celebrities to put their concerns on t-shirts and publicize it. Lucy was among those who put up their hand in an effort to voice their concerns over this very topical issue. Her t-shirt reads 1+1=3 stop genetic engineering now.

The article itself goes into how and why Alannah thought of and saw her efforts through with this unique awareness raising campaign.