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Washing River 洗河

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Yin Xiuzhen 尹秀珍

Date:

Jan 1 1995

Since the 1980s, revitalizing the economy has always been the country's development strategy. Although China's economy has grown rapidly in just twenty years, attracting worldwide attention, environmental destruction has also become a problem. For example, the Fu Nan River in Chengdu, like many rivers nationwide, is severely polluted.

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Gay And Occupy Activists Confront Scott Lively And His Merry Band Of Tea Party Protestors

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Gay rights activists

Date:

Apr 15 2012

By Evan Mulvihill, Queerty. When Tea Party activists gathered in Boston yesterday afternoon, they weren’t given license to shout their Small Government slogans at disinterested passersby—liberal activists of all stripes showed up to shout them down. Who doesn’t love a good counter-protest?

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Stop Sign Takeover

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Daku

Date:

May 20 2014

Daku is an Indian graffiti artist that engages in street art with political and social meaning. Little else is known about the elusive artist, due to the illegal nature of his work. The name "Daku" literally translates to bandit or dacoit in Hindi.

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Cancer Baby's Kimo Kawa House

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Lu Yang

Date:

Apr 12 2014

Lu Yang attempts to bring the negative notion of Cancer cell into a “Kimo Kawa” object of love and/or pain and hopes to open a dialogue that brings awareness to the acceptance and tolerance of living with cancer cells.

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La Casa Invisible Protests Against Gentrification

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La Casa Invisible

Date:

Dec 3 2002

La Casa Invisible project was started in 2007 in Malaga, Spain, when a group of socially involved participants squatted in a run-down building, aiming to eventually claim the legal rights to the property (Moor & Smart, 2016). The space was opened to local artists and creators, quickly becoming a hub for free local music, performances, and seminars as well as creating an important meeting space for social groups (Moor & Smart, 2016).

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Politics, activism and cool cats by artist Meredith Stern at AS220 Project Space

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Meredith Stern

Date:

Feb 1 2020

“I really wanted to highlight the strength of the human condition. When we work together we’re stronger,” Meredith Stern says of her exhibition “Cooperation Cats: 10 years, 20 prints” at AS220’s Project Space, 93 Mathewson St., Providence, from Feb. 1 to 29.

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World Without Oil

Practitioner:

Ken Eklund (Writer Guy Inc.)

Date:

Apr 30 2007

World Without Oil (WWO) is an alternate reality game (ARG) created to call attention to, spark dialogue about, plan for and engineer solutions to a possible near-future global oil shortage, post peak oil.

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Power: From the Mouths of the Occupied

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Patrisse Cullors

Date:

Oct 1 2015

Statistics are easy to remove ourselves from. A story, you are implicated in, and you have to choose what side you are going to be on.

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Hundreds of ‘honey bears’ posted all over SoMa in street art protest

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fnnch

Date:

Jan 29 2018

Local artist fnnch wants San Francisco to decriminalize certain types of art. You’re not seeing things: A whopping 450 “honey bears”—variations on the immediately recognizable and widely imitated bear-shaped honey bottles sold in seemingly every store in America--appeared all over SoMa late Sunday night, from the Embarcadero to Fifth Street.

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Diagram of the "Brookes" Slave Ship

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18th century abolitionists

Date:

Jan 1 1787

This diagram of the 'Brookes' slave ship is probably the most widely copied and powerful image used by the abolitionist campaigners. It depicts the ship loaded to its full capacity - 454 people crammed into the hold.The 'Brookes' sailed the passage from Liverpool via the Gold Coast in Africa to Jamaica in the West Indies.

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“Is it Real? Yes It Is!”

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Juanita McNeely

Date:

Sep 11 2022

In recent years, a fashion for painting the human figure has preoccupied the art world, with an emphasis on race, gender and other urgent social issues. Yet another pressing topic in America has been curiously absent from art: abortion, which became all the more timely when the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in June.

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Eco-Music Big Band

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Eco-Music Big Band, Fred Ho, Marie Incontrera

Date:

Jan 3 2015

"Writing Political Music in Today's World" I began studying composition with Fred Ho without knowing quite what I was getting myself into. I was 25 with a fresh graduate degree in composition under my belt, lost in that special way only millennial twenty-somethings get to be. I knew I wanted to write political works and, having met Fred twice before, I knew that he was the one who could help me do it.

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She Draws the Urgency of Climate Change: Introducing Zaria Forman

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Zaria Forman

Date:

Mar 8 2021

On this International Women’s Day, we wanted to celebrate the commitment of a very special human being. Her name is Zaria Forman, a leading artist in contemporary art with a cause. She is not only an exceptional human being; she is also an incredible American drawer who uses art to convey the emergency of climate change.

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Demonstealer Fights For a Better India Through Death Metal

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Demonstealer

Date:

Mar 23 2023

The Propaganda Machine is a battle cry delivered in the language of extreme metal. On Sahil Makhija’s fourth solo album as Demonstealer, he takes aim at the right-wing politicians, racist nationalists, disinformation artists, and religious extremists who manipulate and exploit the masses, in his native India and all over the world. He doesn’t mince his words; just about every lyric on the album could easily be printed on a protest sign.

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Path to Peace

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Tsameret Zamir

Date:

Jan 1 2012

About us "Path to Peace" - is a joint mosaic creation, by thousands of people, towards hope, love, and happiness among all people. The creation is placed upon the border wall that divides the Gaza Strip and Israel, adjacent to the homes of Moshav Netiv HaAsara. The creation is seen from both sides of the wall, spreads on the gray security wall and completely changes the place's atmosphere.

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Buses in Seoul install 'comfort women' statues to honour former sex slaves

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Dong-A Transit bus company

Date:

Aug 7 2017

Buses serving several routes in central Seoul have acquired a new and highly controversial passenger: a barefoot “comfort woman”, wearing a traditional hanbok dress with her hands resting on her knees.

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The Timothy Convention

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Wanderlust Projects

Date:

Oct 19 2013

TimCon28 was a scavenger hunt that infiltrated the historic Waldorf-Astoria hotel in midtown Manhattan. Under the guise of attending the "Timothy Convention", forty people explored back passages and service areas, interacted with unsuspecting hotel guests, infiltrated official hotel events like the Annual Disney Service Awards, and solved historic clues that led to birthday cake on the roof.

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Between the Door and the Street

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Creative Time and The Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum with Suzanne Lacy

Date:

Oct 19 2013

On Saturday, October 19, 2013, Creative Time and the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum presented Between the Door and the Street, a major work by the internationally celebrated artist Suzanne Lacy, perhaps the most important socially-engaged artist working today.

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Europe's First Underwater Museum Offers A Stark Reminder of the Refugee Crisis

Practitioner:

James DeCairas Taylor

Date:

Feb 5 2016

Strap into your scuba gear — this museum is worth it. Installation began on Museo Atlantico — the latest project of underwater sculptor James deCaires Taylor — this week, 14 meters underwater in Lanzarote, one of the Spain’s Canary Islands off the coast of West Africa. Taylor, whose creations have spanned the waters from the Bahamas to London, calls it the first underwater contemporary art museum in Europe and the Atlantic Ocean.

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My Model Body

Practitioner:

IOANA (Ioana Urma)

Date:

Apr 7 2013

The humorously critical project offered people an opportunity to compare themselves to the supermodel silhouette: face to face in the imaginary impression of a mirror, or at real physical scale. The idea was born out of a serious concern with the publicized woman's body - our social obsession with thin ideals - that falls nowhere close to average or, for the majority of the population, healthy.

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