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The War Of Art: A History Of Artists Protest In America
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How Artists Have Changed America Through Direct Action And Protestartists In America Have Long Battled Against Injustices, Believing That Art Can In Fact Do More. The War Of Art Tells This History Of ArtistLed Activism And The Global Political And Aesthetic Debates Of The 1960S To The Present. In Contrast To The Financialized Art Market And Celebrity Artists, The Book Explores The Power Of Collective Effort From Protesting To Philanthropy, And From Wheat Pasting To Planting A Field Of Wheat.Lauren ONeillButler Charts The PostWar Development Of Artists Protest And Connects These Struggles To A Long Tradition Of Feminism And Civil Rights Activism. The Book Offers Portraits Of The Key Individuals And Groups Of Artists Who Have Campaigned For Solidarity, Housing, Lgbtq+, Hiv/Aids Awareness, And Against Indigenous Injustice And The Exclusion Of Women In The Art World. This Includes: The Black Emergency Cultural Coalition (Becc), Women Artists In Revolution (War), David WojnarowiczS Work With Act Up, Top Value Television (Tvtv), Agnes Denes, Edgar Heap Of Birds, Dyke Action Machine! (Dam!), Fierce Pussy, Project Row Houses, And Nan GoldinS Prescription Addiction Intervention Now (Pain).Based Upon InDepth Oral Histories With The Key Figures In These Movements, And Illustrated Throughout, The War Of Art Is An Essential Corrective To The Idea That Art History Excludes Politics.
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