Protest Art V.2: 03.10.2017
After being inundated with hateful rhetoric for months of
campaign, I could not get his image out of my head, most disturbingly even in sleep. This portrait is my first attempt to remove him… it works... for awhile… then I make another.
“Fool’s Gold” is collaged with assorted debris. The faces are getting progressively more hideous, reflecting the reality through my eyes. I’m in the midst of
collaging yet another!
Tom Cocotos
http://cocotos.com
NOTE: The
Protest Art page in DART remains open. Submissions may be sent to dart@ai-ap.com Info There is no deadline; the page will be posted on Fridays as art and ideas are received. Info
Post inauguration I became unwittingly despondent. In an effort
to appease my anger and disappointment in today's United States, I began attending rallies. And photographing them.
I recently moved back to the US after living in Australia for
the past 8.5 years. Making portraits at rallies is a way to understand my America again; to find my personal thread within the current American social fabric.
Stacy
Mehrfar
https://www.instagram.com/stacymehrfar/
www.stacymehrfar.com
My ode to Senator Elizabeth Warren, one of the most effective and important women in politics right
now (also just in time for National Women’s Day tomorrow)! I made this piece right after Mitch Mcconnell silenced her on the Senate floor when she tried to read the testimony of Coretta
Scott King, condemning the civil rights record of Jeff Sessions. McConnell said “She was warned. She was given an explanation. Nevertheless, she persisted”. I
admired that she continued reading and made record of her reading in the halls of the Senate.
Johanna Goodman
http://www.johannagoodman.com
I have always believed that images are a form of microphone and if this is true then why hold one
to your mouth if you have nothing to say. Here is my latest illustration titled, "I wish WE had closed out borders to immigrants and refugees a long time ago," said the Native American being
eaten by the Alaska Pipeline.
Amanda Boehm-Garcia
webiste: http://amandaboehmgarcia.com/