What Today’z Artist-Activistz Can Learn From the Black Pantherz, 50 Yearz On — Moorbey’z Blog

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By Chloe Veltman, KQED If you want to get a sense of how art goes hand in hand with political activism, spend a little time with Emory Douglas and Ericka Huggins. As “Minister of Culture” and a lead graphic artist for the Panthers, Douglas created striking images for the party’s weekly newspaper, like a famous ink […]

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Upfest 2016 — Natural adventures

Without question, one of the highlights of this year’s Upfest was this magnificent mural by the fabulous Louis Masai. His works are nearly always highlight threats to the environment or endangered species and on that ticket alone he ranks highly in my own personal favourite artists. His recent murals have featured animals painted with a […]

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Native Intelligence : image Brian Jungen. Native artist. Work on display at the New Museum in New York.

Refugees Welcome. :)

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Artist: WalfAttack / Street art in Mexico via – WordVirus

Street art in Mexico by artist WalfAttack. Photo by WalfAttack.

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Wow… This is deep! Via — BayArt

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