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1 Campaigning for Justice
Protest Art Campaigning for Justice

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3 Where? Russia Demonstrations for the rights of the LGBT community
Reactions from the army and the police was to attack protestors. Not those attacking them.

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5 Duality Many pieces have a dual meaning and an element of Satire (political mockery)

6 Referencing Many pieces of protest art reference past political ideas or popular culture EA Games, The Obama presidential campaign and Monopoly all referenced in these examples of protest art

7 Poster Create a piece of protest art to highlight an injustice you feel strongly about. You will need to research various styles of propaganda poster from the 1st World War up to the present day. You can choose an image based on relevance, juxtaposition, message or impact.

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