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Tag Archives: Capitalism

Is Corporate Art Killing Serious Artists?

Is Corporate Art Killing Serious Artists?

Written after the death of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman about the loss of artistic fulfillment in our current atmosphere of massive entertainment/distraction...

Rebellion Politik

Junkyard Empire

Gallery: Banksy’s Iconic Street Art

Gallery: Banksy’s Iconic Street Art

Below are some of the most iconic of Banksy’s art. There are so many it is impossible to show the breadth of his work. For this site we picked some of his more overtly political pieces.

Gallery: Beehive Design Collective

Gallery: Beehive Design Collective

The Beehive is a wildly motivated, all-volunteer, activist art collective dedicated to “cross-pollinating the grassroots” by creating collaborative, anti-copyright images for use as educational and organizing ...

Is the Man Who is Tall Happy?

Director Michel Gondry. An Animated Conversation with Noam Chomsky - Trailer (2013)

Shine a Light on the Kleptocracy (Moon)

Shine a Light on the Kleptocracy (Moon)

Protest Sign from Occupy Nevada County, California. Submitted by Radical Art For These Times.

Capitalism Breaks My Heart

Capitalism Breaks My Heart

Sue Simensky Bietila

Gallery: FLAN Colectivo

Gallery: FLAN Colectivo

FLAN Colectivo, graphic arts studio in Portugal, produces images focusing on Portugese and European politics.

Pay Back

Seth Tobocman, radical comic book artist, has been living in Manhattan's Lower East Side since 1978.

Global Economy

Ryan Harvey live in Lake Worth, performing his song "Global Economy".