Of Art and War
Contemporary guerrilla culture is both an extension of fighting traditions from the past and artistic statements in the present. Revolutions in countries such as Libya, Egypt, and Syria started with little more than cell phones and computer notebooks that first helped individuals to organize before moving on to any considerations of mass protests or armed rebellion.
In a very different mode or mindset, guerrilla artists use the philosophy and attitude of warriors to make powerful cultural statements that provoke significant dialogues and reconsiderations of the so-called status quo. This page will host examples of the art and war side of contemporary guerrilla traditons. More images will be added as appropriate ones become available.
In a very different mode or mindset, guerrilla artists use the philosophy and attitude of warriors to make powerful cultural statements that provoke significant dialogues and reconsiderations of the so-called status quo. This page will host examples of the art and war side of contemporary guerrilla traditons. More images will be added as appropriate ones become available.