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The use of art to express social injustices is represented in all forms of art such as murals, posters, buttons, photographs, childrens coloring books, cartoons, etc. | |||
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[[Image:Spanish_clidren_protest.jpg]] [[Image:Women_justice.jpg]] | |||
=History= | |||
Here is a history of | Here is a brief history of certain social issues during certain periods of time. You will see how the issues were represented through different forms of art. | ||
[[Pre-1920s]] | [[Pre-1920s]] | ||
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[[1920s]] | [[1920s]] | ||
[[ | [[1950s-1960s]] | ||
=Issues= | |||
[[Sexism]] | [[Sexism]] | ||
[[ | [[Womens Rights]] | ||
[[ | [[May Day]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:20, 12 May 2006
The use of art to express social injustices is represented in all forms of art such as murals, posters, buttons, photographs, childrens coloring books, cartoons, etc.
History
Here is a brief history of certain social issues during certain periods of time. You will see how the issues were represented through different forms of art.
