دانلود کتاب A people's art history of the United States : 250 years of activist art and artists working in social justice movements

Parallel paths on the same river --
Visualizing a partial revolution --
Liberation graphics --
Abolitionism as autonomy, activism, and entertainment --
The battleground over public memory --
Photographing the past during the present --
Jacob A. Riis's image problem --
Haymarket : an embattled history of static monuments and public interventions --
Blurring the boundaries between art and life --
"The Masses" on trial --
Banners designed to break a president --
The lynching crisis --
Become the media, circa 1930 --
Government-funded art : the boom and bust years for public art --
Artists organize --
Artists against war and Fascism --
Resistance or loyalty : the visual politics of Miné Okubo --
Come let us build a new world together --
Party artist : Emory Douglas and the Black Panther Party --
Protesting the museum industrial complex --
"The Living, breathing embodiment of a culture transformed" --
Public rituals, media performances, and citywide interventions --
No apologies : Asco, performance art, and the Chicano civil rights movement --
Art is not enough --
Antinuclear street art --
Living water : sustainability through collaboration --
Art defends art --
Bringing the war home --
Impersonating utopia and dystopia.