Collected Item: “Street Art - political critique and social engagement”
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Street Art - political critique and social engagement
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website
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This article, written by Jana Fedtke for PopMatters, describes instances of worldwide street art as political critique and social engagement during the pandemic. Examples of street art shown include stencil work. The author explores the ways in which street art relay information about how government agencies have handled spreading information and health care and in turn, how street artists depict social engagement with pandemic procedures.
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street art, pandemic_e_ART_h, stencil, solidarity, HST580, Arizona State University
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https://www.popmatters.com/street-art-covid-19-2646115276.html?rebelltitem=1#rebelltitem1
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Jana Fedtke
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2020-05-28