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Craig Foster, The Exhibition |
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June, 5 – 30 | King Kong Microplex, via Po, 21 Turin | Free Entrance |
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Craig Foster in 2002 started creating a piece a day based on impressions from the news and it grew into an art blog of sorts with about 2000 images. The pieces intentionally add light relief to the political message conveyed. More importantly the work is an indictment of the direction that the United States is being taken and the ready acceptance of war and the notion that military intervention is an effective means of diplomacy between America and the rest of the world. Craig Foster has been an artist since the late 80's when at the beginning of the first Gulf War he began making protest art, never considering that the work would be relevant in the new millennium.
Places the art has been seen:
Join the Campaign to Change America / John Edwards '08 Blog; Illustration, "The Brits Get It, Why Don't We?"; Dennis Kucinich for President 2008, (poster), San Francisco, California "Why Torture? - International War on Terror" (illustration), Indy Media; Propaganda 3, Start Soma Gallery (World Tour); Center for the Study of Political Graphics in Los Angeles; ProtestFest 2007, Brno Czech Republic; Peace Signs, Posters of the Anti War Movement. Chisholm Gallery, New York City, New York; The Language of Terror, Anti-War.us; Optics Arts Gallery, Portland Oregon; Doctrine, Lola Brown Gallery, San Francisco, California; Art Show, Start Soma Gallery, San Francisco, California; Propaganda 1, Start Soma Gallery. San Francisco, California.
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