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| Twenty Years of Explosive Graphics Art
Against Empire: Out
of the Closet and Into the Street: Escapes: Polish Art in the Communist Era The
Graphic Imperative—International Posters |
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Years of Explosive Graphics will be featured in: January 28 – April 18,
2010 Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery The 20th Anniversary of the Center for the Study of Political Graphics is cause for celebration. We have created a unique and independent institution that is nationally and internationally recognized as a source of artistic inspiration and a graphic resource for education and activism. We honor and remember a myriad of popular movements for social justice. By preserving the posters created to further these causes, we also pay tribute to the stories of the people who produced these works of art in their efforts to create a better world. The existence of these posters prevents many struggles from falling into obscurity. We give recognition to the many artists, often anonymous, who placed their talents in the service of others. Twenty Years of Explosive Graphics
represents the graphics that CSPG has produced or reproduced to
honor and commemorate individual artists and critical world events
over the past 20 years. All pieces were selected for their graphic
power and contemporary relevance. They depict ecological disaster,
denounce attacks on civil liberties, promote free speech, and
protest ongoing illegal wars. Every issue addressed in these works
remains timely and critical today.
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| Art Against Empire: Graphic Responses to U.S. Interventions Since World War II March 11 – April 18 2010 Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions This poster exhibition documents continuous domestic and international opposition to U.S. interventions into the domestic affairs of sovereign nations since the end of World War II. Political, economic and military interventions, many of them covert, have repeatedly resulted in unacceptable deaths and misery for millions. These posters show hopes and dreams, and the pain of dreams destroyed. Their graphic intensity results from expressing the rage engendered by U.S. actions through art. The exhibition will also provide insights into why the amount of devastation caused by the recent earthquake in Haiti can be linked to its long history of French colonialism and U.S. imperialism.
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| Out
of the Closet and Into the Street: July 3 – September 26, 2010 ONE Archives Gallery & Museum
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| CSPG Posters are Featured in the Following Exhibitions: | |
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The
Graphic Imperative—International Posters January 14 – February
20, 2010
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Q. And Babies? A. And Babies |
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January 30-March 21, 2010 Opening Reception: Gallery Hours: Wednesday - Sunday, |
Solidarnosc
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