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Banksy uses Steve Jobs artwork to highlight refugee crisis

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HW: Bansky stencil

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Reactions to Banksy's nightly creations in NYC, October 2013

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Reactions to Banksy's nightly creations in NYC, October 2013

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Freedom Graffiti, Syria, 2013

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Popaganda: the art and subversion of Ron English

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Popaganda: the art and subversion of Ron English

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POPaganda: The Art and Subversion of Ron English

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Ron English's billboards force the man on the street to look twice...or maybe three times. For more information about the film and to take action visit: http://www.mediathatmattersfest.org/4/seeds_of_hope_south_africa/index.php?fs=action

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Legacy

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About the Project

This mural, which measures nearly 10,000 square feet, explores the work of Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass to end slavery. It was produced by a collaboration of 5 public schools and dozens of individuals, who hand laid over 1 million small glass titles on the mural's right side. The left side was produced by Eric Okdeh and inmate artists at SCI Grateford, who painted cloth depicting a map of Africa, as viewed through the wooden planks of a slave ship.

A middle-aged woman rising from the blue flames that surround the central medallion. She represents the central girl as a grown-up as well as her ancestors who survived the holocaust which claimed millions and to this day impacts the way each of us lives our lives.

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This mural, which measures nearly 10,000 square feet, explores the work of Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass to end slavery. It was produced by a collaboration of 5 public schools and dozens of individuals, who hand laid over 1 million small glass titles on the mural's right side.

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Banksy, Graffiti is a crime, part of an artist's residency on the streets of NYC, called Better out than in, October 2013

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Banksy, Graffiti is a crime, part of an artist's residency on the streets of NYC, called Better out than in, October 2013

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brandalism.org.uk

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UN climate talk in Paris 2015

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New missions