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Keith Haring

1989

Slience=death

Explore Keith Haring's 'Slience=Death,' a powerful 1989 mural addressing the AIDS crisis through vibrant imagery and social commentary. A poignant piece reflecting Haring’s activism.

Benny Andrews

2005

John Lewis Speaking At The March On Washington (john Lewis Series)

Experience Benny Andrews' powerful mural depicting John Lewis delivering his inspiring speech at the March on Washington. Explore the legacy of SNCC and the fight for civil rights through this iconic piece.

Lili Reynaud-dewar

2015

My Epidemic (small Bad Blood Opera)

Explore 'My Epidemic' by Lili Reynaud-Dewar – a provocative sculptural opera blending performance, music & text. A layered exploration of sex, responsibility & activism through striking visuals and sound.

Zanele Muholi

2007

Katlego Mashiloane And Nosipho Lavuta, Ext. 2, Lakeside, Johannesburg

Explore Zanele Muholi's poignant photographic series depicting LGBTQIA couples in Africa, challenging stereotypes and celebrating human connection amidst societal prejudice.

Oscar Rodriguez

2020

Collapse And Rebirth

A powerful political cartoon capturing a moment of protest and collective action through a woman holding flowers, painted by Oscar Rodriguez in 2020, inviting you to explore this evocative piece of contemporary activism.

Benny Andrews

2005

Library (john Lewis Series)

Benny Andrews' Library captures Civil Rights spirit; own this powerful piece of art history.

Laurence Housman

1910

Banner Of The Hampstead Church League For Women

See Laurence Housman's striking 1910 suffrage banner art capturing early feminist history; discover this piece of artistic legacy today.

Alethea Hill Platt

1884

Mary Church Terrell

Alethea Hill Platt (1860-1932) was a celebrated American painter known for her tranquil landscapes and portraits. Her artistic journey began with mentorship from Henry B. Snell and Ben Foster, fostering skills honed at the Art Students League and Delécluse Academy.

Enrique Chagoya

2016

Aliens Sans Frontières

Explore Enrique Chagoya's subversive 2016 collage, Aliens Sans Frontières, a vibrant grid of multicultural self-portraits challenging borders and identity; discover this powerful piece today.

Charles Latham Gaines, Jr.

2015

Sound Texts #1: All On Account Of The Tariffs

Explore "Sound Texts #1: All on Account of the Tariffs" by Charles Gaines – a graphite masterpiece blending text, music, and social commentary from 2015. A unique art experience.

Charles Latham Gaines, Jr.

2015

Sound Texts #4: Deep River

Explore Charles Gaines' conceptual sound texts featuring abstract compositions displayed alongside modern technology for a unique artistic dialogue; discover this profound piece today.

$Scrapbook Compiled By The Suffragette Ada Flatman (vol.2)\n\npage 1 — Flatman, Ada$

Flatman, Ada

1912

Scrapbook Compiled By The Suffragette Ada Flatman (vol.2)\n\npage 1

A poignant collection of historical news cuttings and suffrage memorabilia from Ada Flatman's 1912 scrapbook captures the intense spirit of the British militant movement, inviting you to explore this rare piece of history.

Jake Hardy

2020

Black Lives Matter Protest, Manchester

Documentary photography by Jake Hardy captures a powerful Black Lives Matter protest in Manchester. A vibrant, densely packed image reflecting solidarity & social activism.

Charles Latham Gaines, Jr.

2015

Librettos: Manuel De Falla/stokely Carmichael, Set 13, 2015

Explore Charles Gaines's conceptual art series 'Manifestos,' blending musical notation with political texts by Malcolm X and Olympe de Gouges, reflecting on social justice through minimalist piano compositions.

Alice Stokes Paul

1888

Congratulations On The Krakatoa Report

Alice Stokes Paul's 'Congratulations on the Krakatoa Report' is a striking paper reproduction of an antique letter, reflecting her activism and artistic expression within the suffrage movement.

Frederick Ramage

Una Marson

Black & white portrait of Una Marson by Frederick Ramage. Explore this WWII photo capturing a Jamaican feminist’s powerful presence – a unique piece of art history.

Oraldo Norvel Britos

Ziraldo Goes To The House Of Representatives To Denounce The Censoring Of Newspapers And Works Of Art

Oraldo Norvel Britos (1933-2023) was an Argentine politician born in Argentina. He served as Minister of Labor during Adolfo Rodríguez Saá’s presidency and held various positions as a Senator for San Luis Province throughout his career. A Peronist ra

Leonard Fink

1971

Second Christopher Street Liberation Day March, 1971

Leonard Fink’s ‘Second Christopher Street Liberation Day March’ captures a pivotal LGBTQ+ moment in NYC. A powerful black & white photo documenting activism, community, and history.

Leonard Fink

1971

Peace March, Central Park, 1971

Witness history! Leonard Fink’s 'Peace March, Central Park, 1971' captures a pivotal moment of activism. Hand-painted reproduction of this iconic black & white photo.

Raquel Ormella

2014

Wealth For Toil I

A striking golden textile banner featuring bold GO GOLD typography by contemporary Australian activist Raquel Ormella captures a powerful spirit of social change, inviting you to explore this impactful mixed media masterpiece.

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