We explore art in our region, art done by activists all over, and the issues of justice, women, race, agism, the environment, food, life, who can do what, when, why, how! Online we can attend exhibitions even in other countries. Here is a great one in London. [click this phrase in blue for the link.] Check it out! DISOBEDIENT OBJECTS!!
26 July 2014 – 1 February 2015: From Suffragette teapots to protest robots, this exhibition is the first to examine the powerful role of objects in movements for social change. It demonstrates how political activism drives a wealth of design ingenuity and collective creativity that defy standard definitions of art and design.
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REQUIRED BOOKS (REQUIRED TO READ)
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Butler. 2000 [1993]. Parable of the Sower. Grand Central.
9780446675505
Kindle ASIN: B008HALO4Q
Audible ASIN: B002DN9ID2
Freeland. 2002. But Is It Art? Oxford.
9780192853677
Kindle ASIN: B00ATM9PPA
Reed. 2005. The Art of Protest. Minnesota.
9780816637713
Kindle ASIN: B0043XYNGW
PĂ©rez. 2007. Chicana Art. Duke.
9780822338680
Kindle ASIN: B0054PLINY
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YOU WILL CHOOSE ONE OF THESE TOO. WE HOPE EACH SECTION WILL HAVE FOLKS CHOOSING ONE OF EACH.
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hooks. 2000. Feminism Is for Everybody. South End. 9780896086289
Polletta. 2006. It Was Like a Fever. Chicago. 9780226673769
Kindle ASIN: B003WOKQ28
Paoletti. 2013. Pink and Blue. Indiana. 9780253009852
Kindle ASIN: B007A0PHL0
Keating. 2012. Transformation Now! Illinois. 9780252079399
Kindle ASIN: B00HFGIR66
Dixon. 2014. Another Politics. California. 9780520279025
Kindle ASIN: B00KOLR378
SPECIAL ISSUE OF JOURNAL FEMINIST STUDIES, ON FOOD & ECOLOGY: 40/2 (2014) http://www.feministstudies.org/issues/vol-40-49/40-2.html
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