Nine in-depth chapters explore various ways art has been used for political change, providing a comprehensive overview
Includes iconic examples such as Sylvia Pankhurst's paintings, Emory Douglas's Black Panthers art, and Nandalal Bose's Gandhi portrait for real-world impact
Beautifully illustrated with 99 in-text and 84-page color illustrations to enhance understanding
International perspective with examples from nations and societies around the globe
Accessible and concise guide suitable for both beginners and experienced readers
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From anticolonial struggle to the campaign for nuclear disarmament, from the Suffragettes to Black Lives Matter, art has long been a powerful tool by which to upend the status quo. Protest Art looks at the multitude of ways in which art and politics have intertwined in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, taking in a broad range of a
